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Drastic Civil Service Reforms Unveiled

The federal government has said that reforms in the civil service would pave the way for `forced` retirement of delinquent officers from government service and introduction of tough criteria for promotion of bureaucrats.

Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training Shafqat Mehmood, who is also chairman of the Cabinet Committee on Institutional Reforms, told a press conference on Wednesday that Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday approved these reforms and that the rules that governed the civil service had been brought in conformity with the reforms.

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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.