Chapter-wise FSc notes for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, and English — Part 1 and Part 2. Trusted by thousands of Pakistani board students and MDCAT/ECAT aspirants. Free on ParhoPK.
Access Free Resources on ParhoPK →FSc Pre-Medical (Intermediate Part 1 and Part 2, Science Group) is the foundational qualification for students pursuing medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and allied health sciences in Pakistan. The program spans two years: FSc Part 1 (11th Grade / Class 11) and FSc Part 2 (12th Grade / Class 12), with exams conducted by provincial BISE boards.
The three core science subjects that determine your FSc merit marks for medical college admission are Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Combined with compulsory English and Urdu, the total marks for FSc are 1100 (550 per year).
FSc Pre-Engineering prepares students for admission to engineering universities (UET, NUST, GIKI, FAST, COMSATS, and others). The core subjects are Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry — with Mathematics being the defining subject that separates Pre-Engineering from Pre-Medical students.
The FSc curriculum in Pakistan is extensive. Biology alone spans 27+ chapters across Part 1 and Part 2. With limited time and board exams that test both conceptual understanding and memorization, having organized, accurate, and exam-focused notes is not optional — it is a competitive necessity.
Here is why students who use quality notes consistently outperform those who do not:
Condensed information: Good FSc notes distill 500–600 pages of textbook content into 100–150 pages of exam-relevant material. Instead of reading a full chapter, a student can review key definitions, diagrams, important reactions, and probable board questions from a single concise source.
Board exam alignment: ParhoPK notes are specifically written to match what Pakistani board examiners ask. Long question formats, short question patterns, and diagram labeling exercises are included based on analysis of past board papers from BISE Lahore, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Sargodha, Faisalabad, and other boards.
MDCAT/ECAT dual preparation: The best FSc notes on ParhoPK are tagged for MDCAT and ECAT relevance. Students preparing for both board exams and entry tests can use a single resource instead of maintaining separate study materials.
Begin serious preparation 3 months before FSc board exams. Many students start 2 weeks before and struggle with the vast syllabus. With 3 months, you can complete each subject twice — once for learning and once for revision.
FSc board examiners follow strict marking schemes. Practice writing long questions (Biology essays, Chemistry derivations, Physics numerical problems) in the exact format examiners expect. Study past years' model answers available on ParhoPK.
Biology and Physics marks are heavily dependent on diagram quality. Practice diagrams of: cell organelles, heart, kidney, neuron, Krebs cycle, plant lifecycle, and Physics apparatus setups. Label them accurately and neatly.
BISE boards repeat questions significantly more than university-level exams. Solving 10 years of past papers from your specific board (BISE Lahore, Rawalpindi, etc.) reveals the exact short and long questions most likely to appear.
FSc practicals contribute marks to your final result. In Chemistry and Biology, accurate observations, neat viva answers, and correct calculations in lab notebooks earn you marks that push your grade from B to A. Do not neglect practical preparation.
Unlike MDCAT, FSc board exams have no negative marking. Always attempt every short question and every optional long question you have attempted. Partial marks are awarded generously by board examiners — never leave a question blank.
Visit parhopk.com: Navigate to the FSc Notes section from the main menu. Notes are organized by subject, part, and chapter.
Select your board: If you are from BISE Lahore, select Lahore board notes. Federal Board (FBISE) notes are also available and are the most comprehensive since they align with MDCAT.
Download chapter-wise PDFs: Each chapter has a separate PDF including: key definitions, important concepts, short question bank, long question bank, diagrams, and MCQs tagged for MDCAT/ECAT.
Study and annotate: Print the PDF or use it on tablet/phone. Highlight key terms, write margin notes, and mark chapters you have mastered vs. chapters that need more revision.
Cross-reference with past papers: After completing a chapter's notes, access ParhoPK's past paper section for that subject and solve questions related to the chapter you just studied.
Use the community: If you have a better version of any chapter's notes, upload it to ParhoPK and earn aura points. Thousands of students benefit from peer-contributed resources every exam cycle.
Download free FSc notes for all subjects (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, English) at parhopk.com. Notes are available for FSc Part 1 and Part 2, chapter-wise, for all major Pakistani boards.
FSc Pre-Medical subjects: Biology (220 marks), Chemistry (220 marks), Physics (220 marks), English (75 marks), Urdu (75 marks). Total: 1100 marks across Part 1 (550) and Part 2 (550). Practical marks are included in the subject totals.
FSc Pre-Engineering subjects: Mathematics (220 marks), Physics (220 marks), Chemistry (220 marks), English (75 marks), Urdu (75 marks). Total: 1100 marks. Mathematics replaces Biology compared to Pre-Medical.
Yes. ParhoPK FSc notes are dual-purpose — designed for both board exam scoring and MDCAT preparation. MDCAT-relevant topics are highlighted within each chapter, and MCQs are included at the end of each chapter specifically based on PMC MDCAT patterns.
ParhoPK notes cover all major BISE boards: Lahore, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Sargodha, Faisalabad, Multan, DG Khan, Sahiwal, Karachi, Hyderabad, KPK, Balochistan, and Federal Board (FBISE). Federal Board notes are most useful for MDCAT as PMC follows the FBISE curriculum.
For KEMU or AIMC (top Punjab medical colleges), you typically need FSc marks of 1070–1100 out of 1100 to remain competitive. Even with high FSc marks, a strong MDCAT score (170+) is required. Calculate your exact aggregate with the ParhoPK Merit Calculator.
FSc Part 1 Biology has 14 chapters. FSc Part 2 Biology has 13 chapters. Total: 27 chapters across the 2-year program. For MDCAT, all 27 chapters are included in the syllabus with Part 2 chapters generally weighted more heavily in the exam.
FSc textbooks (and the accompanying notes on ParhoPK) form the core of MDCAT preparation. For Biology and Physics, FSc textbooks are sufficient. For Chemistry, supplementing with a dedicated organic chemistry MCQ book is recommended. Additionally, solving MDCAT past papers from ParhoPK is essential to understand PMC's specific question style.
Yes. ParhoPK is a community-driven platform. Register at parhopk.com and submit your notes through the resource upload section. Quality notes reviewed by moderators are published and you earn aura points that appear on the student leaderboard.
FSc (Faculty of Science) includes Biology (Pre-Medical) or Mathematics (Pre-Engineering) as core science subjects, with Physics and Chemistry. ICS (Intermediate in Computer Science) replaces Biology/Mathematics with Computer Science and typically includes Physics or Statistics as a supporting subject. ICS is not accepted for MDCAT or ECAT admission.