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Syllabus for CSS

October 12, 2019

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What is CSS?

What is CSS? CSS stands for Central Superior Services. It is basically an examination consisting of 10-12 papers (depending on choice of optional subjects), a psychological test and an interview. Candidates successful in all these modules become part of civil service/ bureaucracy and serve in different grades starting from BPS-17 in Government of Pakistan. MPT Exam Recently, Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has introduced MCQs based screening test. Only candidates scoring passing marks (66/200) in this test are eligible to appear in the written module. Its score is not calculated in the aggregate marks. Written Exam There are following two sets of papers/subjects in this module which carry a total of 1200 marks: 06 compulsory subjects - 600 marks 04-06 optional subjects - 600 marks A candidate needs to score 600 aggregate marks to pass this phase. The syllabus can be found at https://www.fpsc.gov.pk/assets/media/2024-10-22-01-45-26-Syllabus_for_C...

Translation - CSS 2020 (Solved)

Solved Translation - CSS 2020 The education system of every nation in this world has harmony with its nature. It forms and helps in getting accomplished the national goals. It also keeps the nation busy in achieving those set objectives. Therefore, the education system of a nation is such a comprehensive system of grooming that helps in the mental skill-development and character building of its people. It nurtures people in such a way that they change the destiny of their nation.

Correction of Sentences - CSS 2018 (Solved)

Correction of Sentences - CSS 2018 (Solved) 1. They only work when they have no money. Answer: They work only when they have no money. 2. They left the hotel here they had been staying in a motor-car. Answer: They left the hotel where they had been staying in a motor-car. 3. I cannot by no means allow you to do so. Answer: I cannot, by any means, allow you to do so. 4. My friend said he never remembered having read a more enjoyable book. Answer: My friend said that he had never remembered having read a more enjoyable book. 5. Going up the hill, an old temple was seen. Answer: While going up the hill, he saw an old temple. 6. One day the bird did not perform certain tricks which had thought it to his satisfaction. Answer: One day, the bird did not perform certain tricks that he had taught it to his satisfaction. 7. I was rather impressed by the manner of the orator than by his matter. Answer: I was impressed by the manner of the orator rather than his matter. ...

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