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What is CSS?
The CSS (Central Superior Services) exam in Pakistan is a prestigious and challenging exam that selects candidates for various government jobs. These jobs are in different departments and ministries at the federal level. The exam is conducted by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC).
The CSS exam includes compulsory subjects totaling 600 marks, which every candidate must take. Additionally, there are around 45 optional subjects from which candidates must select subjects that add up to another 600 marks. Read more
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Ilmi Capsule General Knowledge for CSS / PMS
This book is a one liner general knowledge that really lives upto its name. The main feature is you get everything in one line and there is no need for long lectures or explaination. You get to the point information of every General Knowledge up-to-dates in this small compedium of book. The author really endevour to make this master piece by providing most recent and up to date information regarding the GK subject.
And on top of that the price is as low as 350 RS what else do we need for a good piece of collection of General knowledge information packed in most simplified book ever. You will find good deals online at websites for as low as 350 RS / 250 RS. Website such as https://shopen.pk , Cssbooks or Cbpbooks online in Pakistan.
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Now that I am moving into CSS this has been a really useful follow on.
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