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Competitive Examination (CSS) 2019 Schedule Announced | Apply Online Now

FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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CSS COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION-2019

(Apply online on or before 12th December 2018 and send hardcopy of online application alongwith documents so as to reach FPSC Headquarters within 10 days of online submission date, otherwise candidature will be rejected).

The Federal Public Service Commission will hold the CSS Competitive Examination-2019 with effect from Thursday, 14th February, 2019 for recruitment to posts in BS-17 in following Occupational Groups/Services under the Federal Government:


Our academy FACILITATING all the CSS 2019 aspirants guideline and 24/7 services to fulfill the requirements of the registration. we are starting with 90 tests plan and 12 day revision program before mock (7th January to 21nd January). contact us at: 03214991005


Commerce & Trade Group, Foreign Service of Pakistan, Information Group, Inland Revenue Service, Military Lands & Cantonments Group, Office Management Group, Pakistan Administrative Service, Pakistan Audit and Accounts Service, Pakistan Customs Service, Police Service of Pakistan, Postal Group, Railways (Commercial & Transportation) Group

2. The number of vacancies to be filled on the basis of CSS Competitive Examination-2019 will be announced later.

3. The examination is likely to be held at following centres depending upon the number of candidates:

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CSS 2018 Result (PDF)

Dear We are updating the initial Result of FPSC CSS 2018 Exams. The Complete result of CSS 2018 Written part will be shared later Insha Allah

Congratulations to those whose are selected

Total applied: 24010 & Total appeared: 11887
Total Pass: 569 & Passing Ratio: 4.79%

Total candidate Passed: 569

We will share complete result soon but meanwhile kindly check below

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CCE aspirants demand relaxation in age limit

CCE aspirants demand relaxation in age limit

The Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) announced combined competitive examinations (CCE) 2018 after an interval of five years this week, causing many aspiring candidates bemoan that the upper age limit has denied them the opportunity to attempt the exam. Dozens of candidates gathered outside the SPSC’s head office in Hyderabad on Thursday and Friday for a demonstration to register their grievances and to demand the authorities to relax the age limits.

The SPSC, which on February 19 announced 229 vacancies of BPS-17 in four departments and 18 of BPS-16 in another department of the Sindh government, set the upper age limit at 30 years by September 1, 2018, for general applicants. Scheduled caste candidates of up to 31 years can apply while government servants of up to 35 years of age are eligible to sit for the exam.

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List of CSS Rejected Candidates – CE-2018

CSS Rejected Candidates

FPSC issues list of 1800+ CSS Rejected Candidates list today (January 17, 2017). with this rejected list Deputy Director CE Ahmed Farooq Gorsi said in rejected report that:

A candidate whose candidature has been rejected, even if allowed to appear in the examination, his/her result shall not be announced in terms of Rule 12(vii) of CE-2018, however, his/her chance on account of appearing in the examination shall stand consumed vide Rule 7(viii). Therefore, in your own interest you are not allowed to appear in the CSS examination 2018 as your candidature has been rejected.

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PM instructs FPSC to carry out in-depth analysis of CSS result

ISLAMABAD: In order to ascertain the low success rate in competitive examinations, Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has instructed the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) to undertake an in-depth analysis of the reasons behind the declining success rate for the past three years.

Sources told this scribe that PM Abbasi has given the task to FPSC to give a comprehensive report on low success rate in the Central Superior Services (CSS) exam.

One official of FPSC, on the condition of anonymity, told that FPSC has started work on this matter. The department will soon give the report to PM while taking input from Establishment Division and Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform.