Only 312 out of 9,301 candidates pass CSS exams

In 2016, only 379 candidates out of 12,176 passed examination

News Desk October 05, 2017
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The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) announced on Thursday the Central Superior Services (CSS) 2017 exam results.

According to the FPSC website, only 312 candidates of a total 9,301 passed the CSS examination – a 3.32 pass percentage.

In 2016, only 379 candidates out of 12,176 passed the examination, a 3.02 pass percentage.
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Asim Banauri | 7 years ago | Reply I passed CSS 2017 written exam. This is a terribly unpredictable system. Unfortunately, it's based on your luck. It pains my heart to see brilliant candidates failing this exam. Sometimes, they pass. Sometimes, they fail. So frustrating! Then comes a bit of hardwork, a bit of smart work and finally a bit of paper attempting techniques.
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