The Final Result of Competitive Examination (CSS) Pakistan, 2009 announced yesterday. The Summary of the result is as under:
Candidates Applied: 9056
Candidates Appeared: 5707 (63 %)
Candidates Passed (Written Part): 0905 (15.85 %)
Finally Qualified: 0895 (15.68 %)
Male Candidates: 0683 (76.31 %)
Female Candidates: 0212 (23.69 %)
Disabled Candidate: 0001
For detailed List of Candidates with their roll numbers and merit order, Click here
The Federal Public Service Commission Pakistan (FPSC) happened to announce the result of the Competitive Examination 2008 (CSS) today. According to the result of 6571 candidtes who applied, 4247 appeared in the Examination. Among the candidates who appeared, 689 passed written and from them 684 were declared passed finally.
This post is meant to introduce you to The Competitive Examination Preparation (CEP) Forum launched recently to help those who want to prepare for CSS and other competitive Examination in Pakistan.
Having passed Central Superior Services (CSS) Examination Pakistan, I feel that, simply studying is not enough. We need to understand the art of passing it and it is only possible when one has a guide who can provide him with timely advice on preparation related issues. For that matter, I happened to start a series of advice columns that received a very encouraging response by my readers and it kept me motivated to continue writing. To me, this was not enough. I always wanted to go for a better option but limited time never allowed me to run an extra mile. The things went on as such until Prometheus came up with idea of starting a CSS related forum. I was impressed with his work plan and motivation so agreed to help him out with all my heart and soul. Time proved that Prometheus was serious when he discussed this idea with me so with his firm determination he has started this Forum named “The Competitive Exams Preparation (CEP) Forum”. The Competitive Exams Preparation Forum aka The CEP Forum at the moment is passing through its beta but it has already a good collection of material on almost everything related to Competitive Exams Preparation. In this post I will provide you a detailed insight.
The Forum is divided in six categories namely:
General
It is place for general discussions, news and article sharing, introductions, everything and anything one can imagine. Simply, the user can post the things of general interest out here for everybody to see and discuss.
The Central Superior Services Examination
This place is a heaven for those who are aiming to get through CSS examination. One can find CSS FAQs, information about compulsory and optional subjects around. Moreover, one can share his experience, tips and tricks around. Apart from this, if you have some query related to CSS, you can post it here.
The Competitive Examinations other than CSS
Besides CSS, there are several other Competitive Exams in Pakistan and this category helps those who want to go for them. In this category, one can find information about exams like PMS, PCS, Ministry of defence Jobs, Judiciary etc. Apart from this, a board is dedicated to ISSB exam for recruitment in Pakistan Army, Navy and Airforce.
Miscellaneous opportunities
This category deals with Scholarships, Jobs and other related opportunities.
Past Papers and learning Resource
In this category, the past papers of CSS and other competitive exams are shared with the forum user. Apart from this, learning resources like websites etc are also shared by users here. In this category, the Boards for Past Papers are read only and one need to register before gaining access.
Common Room
Last but not least, the category named Common Room is a hang out for all those who are tired ready serious things. One can share Islamic information, General Knowledge, Poetry, Jokes, do informal chit chat aka Gup Shup, wish fellow member birthdays and tons of other things. Moreover, board for Site Feedback is included in this category so that users can put forward their suggestion and ideas for improvement.
Lastly, I would like to say that this forum has just started and I see a strong growth potential in it to meet preparation related requirements of aspirants. I personally think and encourage all my readers to join this forum for exploiting it to meet their CSS help and guidance needs. Moreover, I have agreed to visit them frequently so one can catch me there time to time for assistance on regular basis seven 5 days a week since weekends are mine and I wish to spend them my way.
Salam sir,
you had replied my previous mail and had asked about my optional subjects, which i had mailed but m doing that again, optionals are:
ecnonmics,
statistics,
international relations
journalism
sociology.
Ashfaq
Dear Ashfaq,
I hope you are fine. About your optional subjects, I think if you have interest in them, definitely you will earn very good marks. I had International relations and Journalism as my optional subjects and my experience with them is very good and I hope the same with you too. Good luck!
Sir, You didn’t Reply about academy in Karachi Do you Know any ? [read more]For further details regarding CSS advisory services for preparation click here and send your queries to css[dot]coaching[at]gmail[dot]com
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For further details regarding CSS advisory services for preparation click here and send your queries to css[dot]coaching[at]gmail[dot]com
If you are interested in reading more about useful tips to achieve success in entry examination for Central Superior Services of
Background and decision making:
1. Back in December 2005, I passed out from my medical school and thought to appear in the CSS.
2. In January 2006, some friend of mine suggested me to join some academy in Lahore to prepare for the exam.
3. I went to Lahore and reached there on January 27, 2006 and joined the academy next day.
4. Prepared in Lahore for next three month and came back to my native place by first week of May 2006. So I prepared for the exam for no more the 3 months in a row for my first attempt.
My first attempt:
It went well but I failed in only one subject and it was English essay. Though a failure but results [read more]
