What are The Syllabus for CSS EXAM

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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:

  1. English (Precis & Composition)
  2. Current Affairs
  3. Islamic Studies (Ethics for Non-Muslim Candidates)
  4. Pakistan Affairs
  5. General Science & Ability
  6. Mathematics
  7. Everyday Science
  8. Computer Studies
  9. Geography of Pakistan & World
  10. History of Pakistan & India
  11. Economics
  12. International Relations
  13. Essay Writing

For the optional subjects, candidates can choose any four subjects from a list of 20 subjects including subjects such as Accounting & Auditing, Agriculture, Law, Sociology, Political Science, International Law, and more.

It is important to note that the syllabus for the CSS exam can change from year to year and candidates should consult the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) for the most up-to-date information.

Percentage weightage of each subject in the CSS exam


The percentage weightage of each subject in the CSS exam may vary depending on the year and the specific field the candidate is applying for. However, here is a general outline of the percentage weightage of each subject in the CSS exam:

  1. English (Precis & Composition) - 20%
  2. Current Affairs - 20%
  3. Islamic Studies (Ethics for Non-Muslim Candidates) - 10%
  4. Pakistan Affairs - 20%
  5. General Science & Ability - 10%
  6. Mathematics - 10%
  7. Everyday Science - 5%
  8. Computer Studies - 5%
  9. Essay Writing - 20%

The percentage weightage of the optional subjects will vary depending on the subject and the year of the exam. Candidates should consult the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) for the most up-to-date information on the weightage of each subject in the CSS exam.


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