Final Result of CSS 2008

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.

The detailed Result of Competitive Examination 2008 (CSS) can be found at ‘The Competitive Exams Forum’.

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Don’t Let Me Down-Beatles

How come it is possible that rock and pop music lovers are not aware of Beatles. They were from Liverpool, England their band off course Beatles was formed in 1960. During their career, the group primarily consisted of John Lennon (rhythm guitar, vocals), Paul McCartney (bass guitar, vocals), George Harrison (lead guitar, vocals) and Ringo Starr (drums, vocals). To me and many of their lover, they were the trend setters that’s why they left behind the legacy, the beatles legacy though they dismantled some time latter but still they were and are the voice of century.

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The Competitive Exams Preparation Forum Launched

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.

Asif Ali Zardari elected as President of Pakistan

Few moments back, I happened to hear the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) of Pakistan announcing that The Co-Chairman of Pakistan People Party (PPP) Mr. Asif Ali Zardari is elected as the next president of Pakistan after getting the majority votes. It puts the entire nation into speculation that to what will be the future of the country in the wake of Mr. Zardari, widely known with his nick name as Mr. 10 per cent, being the President of Pakistan.

In my view, Mr. Zardari has the ability is wise enough to lead the nation provided he doesn’t revert to type. If he eschews all hints of corruption, he can work for the betterment of this nation and we may be able to progress. 

Guide to preparation of CSS interview

I am glad to know that few readers of my columns are able to qualify the Written Examination of CSS 2008. I would like to congratulate them all on their success and I hope and pray that they should make it to their desired occupational groups, Inshahallah! 

Here, I would like to let you know that as soon as the result of CSS 2008 was announced, few of those who are punctual readers of Silence and have passed the CSS 2008, rang me up asking for guidance regarding Psychological Assessment, Interview and medical fitness examination. I told them to wait for few days so that I can write a detailed post sharing my experience with them and others who want to prepare for these tests. So, keeping up with my promise with those worthy qualifiers, here you go with my experience  and tips for preparation of CSS interview, Psychological test and medical fitness test. I wish it helps.

CSS 2008 result

The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) happened to announce the result of written examination of CSS 2008. According to result a total of 6571candidates applied in the examination of them 4247 appeared. As per result 530 male and 159 female candidates happened to pass the examination. The pass percentage is 16.22 . The complete result with names of candidates who passed this examination can be downloaded and viewed at the link given below:

CSS 2008 Result (written) with complete details

Team Silence wishes all the very best to qualifiers. Those qualifiers who happened to use Silence for assistance can to email us at css.coaching@gmail.com for interview preparation.

Prepare for CSS Pakistan with Dr.Farrukh-13

hi i want to be prepare for css exam of 2009 and i have no information of css that when css exams is held,what subjects should be very profitable and what subjects should i choose and also tell me how can i get regestration on your site?

Abdul Majid

Dear Abdul Majid,

The exams in most of the cases are held every year and dates are announced by Federal Public Service Commission Islamabad (FPSC). For CSS 2009, it is announced by FPSC that exams will be held in March 2009. About Subjects selection, I would advice you to go through the complete list of all the subjects and jot down the subjects of your interest. Latter, get hold of the past papers of subjects you find interesting and keeping in view the question in those past papers, you can easily make the decision. To me, all subjects are scoring; all you need is your personal interest. This was true for me when I am looking back at my experience. About registration with my blog, you can find the required link on main page in side bar on right. [read more]

Town planning problems in Pakistan

Most of the times, I have seen people saying that their votes has no power and being tax payers, they have no right.

Today, I happened to capture few snaps telling a tale that is self evident so I would like to post those snaps and leave it up to you to draw conclusion. I hope you will not mind if I post a little description of the photos, rest you are masters:

In this photograph, I want to draw your attention to encroachment mafia and state of city planning in our country. Good work!

This is a photo of graveyard in my neighborhood. The encroachment mafia can be seen active here too. Apart from this, I don’t know to who is responsible for looking after this place, dead are helpless buddy!

We do have a very efficient waste disposal system. Hats off!

Have you heard of drainage system in Mohen Jo Daro some 5000 years ago? We have advanced quite well.

Last but not least, Hyderabad Electric Supply Corporation has left no stone unturned to built no less than a spider web of electric supply lines. I salute them.

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Feed me First!

The other day, I captured a snap of this boy and shared with you. While talking to him, I inquired about his education and the response he offered was something no less than a shock. I have tried to portray it in this image. I don’t know if it is conveying the message but at least I have tried and now the ball is in your court.

River Indus, Kids and Nomads

Few days back I suddenly started feeling lonely. When I was on my way to home from office, I asked my driver to move to some place aimlessly and I ended up being at the bank of river Indus near Theri, Khairpur, Sindh, Pakistan. This place was very attractive with all its natural beauty and splendors. I started exploring it and captured few snaps. Having those snaps with me , I feel like sharing them with you. So, here you go:

This the first snap that I caught. The sun was setting and it was partly cloudy so clouds were hiding the sun behind them. [read more]

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