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  CSS (Central Superior Services) exam is a competitive examination conducted by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) in Pakistan. It is held annually for the recruitment of administrative officers in various branches of the government, including the Foreign Service of Pakistan, the Police Service of Pakistan, and the Administrative Service of Pakistan, among others. The CSS exam is a rigorous test of knowledge and skills in various subjects, including General Knowledge, English, Pakistan Affairs, Islamic Studies, Current Affairs, and several optional subjects. Candidates must score well in the written exams and clear an interview to be eligible for appointment to the CSS. What are The Syllabus for CSS EXAM The syllabus for CSS (Central Superior Services) exam in Pakistan may vary depending on the year and the specific field the candidate is applying for. However, the CSS exam generally covers the following subjects: English (Precis & Composition) Current Affairs Islamic St

What is CSS Exam?   CSS (Central Superior Services) exam is a competitive examination conducted by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) in Pakistan. It is held annually for the recruitment of administrative officers in various branches of the government, including the Foreign Service of Pakistan, the Police Service of Pakistan, and the Administrative Service of Pakistan, among others. What Are The Syllabus for CSS Exam"? The CSS exam is a rigorous test of knowledge and skills in various subjects, including General Knowledge, English, Pakistan Affairs, Islamic Studies, Current Affairs, and several optional subjects. Candidates must score well in the written exams and clear an interview to be eligible for appointment to the CSS. The CSS exam is considered to be highly competitive and demanding, and requires extensive preparation and hard work to pass. Success in the CSS exam opens up many career opportunities in the Pakistani government and offers prestige and stability. 7 E

Paragraph on Cellphone – 200 Words for Classes 6,7,8 Students Cellphone   This is the age of science and technology. The progressed in the field of communication has surprised everybody. The mobile phone is a wonderful invention of science. It took incredible that man can talk and converse with another man while he is traveling or he is on another work. Mobile phones become very popular in modern life. In the modern, they have become a professional necessity. Even in private life, they have established their utility. Now people cannot do away with them. It becomes very useful in any field of life and in daily routine work. It makes the man live in an easy way. At the beginning of the 20th-century  short-range mobile cars are developed, later on, long-range mobile phones are developed. After that long-range cell phones developed. Cell phones are the quickest way of communication. The mobile helped travelers, hunters, explorers, and passengers a lot. They can explore any place of value o

  Paragraph on   Unemployment   – 200 Words for Classes 6,7,8 Students   Unemployment A person who does not have work to earn his livelihood is called an unemployed person. Unemployment is a universal problem. Everybody faces it. Even developed country like Britain and America faces it. Thousands of people holding master's degrees in their hands are out of jobs. There is a number of doctor engineers and scientist who have a degree in their hand but they are unemployed. The causes of large-scale unemployment are many. First, our education system is defective. It does not fulfill our social and economic needs. Second, our country is not much advanced in industries. We have a few miles and factories. We cannot absorb all jobless people in these factories. Thirdly, the industry of the country is controlled by some privileged people. They do not let others share their experience and capital. If they make a little sacrifice they can raise a network of industries. Fourth, our population i

  Paragraph on Co-Education – 200 Words for Classes 6,7,8 Students Co-Education Coeducation means educating the boys and girls in the same institution. It was the modern concept. It was first introduced in Switzerland. Letter on it was adopted by another country of the west. In our country, it was popular in vocational institutions. There exist two schools of thought about coeducation. First, they say that our country is poor and underdeveloped we cannot afford separate education for both genders. Second, the boys and girls began to have an understanding at the college level. Coeducation also produced in both sexes a healthy competition in their studies. The boys also become more civilized and polished in the presence of girls. The girls also gain something in the presence of boys.  If they allow mixing with each other it bounds to produce a spirit of goodwill, trust, and mutual understanding. But it has some disadvantages. First, in hot countries like Pakistan, coeducation makes the

 A Letter to Editor of Newspaper about Expenditure on Weeding: The Editor, The News. City A.B.C. Subject: Lavish Expenditure on Weeding Sir,       Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I would like to express my concern over lavish spending on marriages.  Lavish spending on marriages is in common these days. Lavishly decorated Banquet Halls, tastefully erected marriage halls are a testimony to this lavish spending. This is nothing but a vulgar show of wealth. A lot of money goes waste in erecting these “halls”.      Lavish spending on marriages gives birth to many social evils. First, it creates unnecessary competition and heart burning amongst the members of society. Second, parents take heavy loans just to be on par with their neighbours. This way they come under the clutches of the bankers and have to carry the burden of the repayment of loan till their death. Third, for a day’s show, life-long sufferings are  invited. Money is spent beyond capacity and this makes many par