The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has finally released the results of the highly competitive Central Superior Services (CSS) exams for the year 2023, revealing a rigorous selection process that resulted in a pass rate of only 2.96%.
With a massive pool of 13,800 candidates competing for success, achieving CSS success proved to be an arduous task, with only 408 candidates ultimately succeeding.
Among these successful candidates, 234 were male and 152 were female, highlighting the increasing participation of women in Pakistan’s civil service sector.
Following a thorough assessment process, 210 candidates received the esteemed recommendation for appointment, marking a significant milestone in their career pursuits.
Of these recommended candidates, 126 were male, while 84 were female, indicating a balanced representation in the final selection.
The FPSC has assured that detailed marks sheets for each candidate will be made available on their website soon.
This year’s pass rate reflects a notable decrease, suggesting a challenging examination season for aspiring civil servants.
