Originally Posted by cavour

I had my interview today on APRIL 7. This went very well by the grace of Almighty Allah. The whole interview focused on my optional subject of EUROPEAN HISTORY, my favourite personality and DMG as preference...Three out of four members asked questions on European History. The following questions were asked:

1) Why do I admire Dr Younis of Bangladesh?
2) Situation regarding his recent case in the Bangladeshi Courts
3) European Union: members; Aims and Objectives
4) Why Switzerland and Britain have not adopted Euro Currency?
5) Role played by Bismarck in European History
6) Why is Bismarck admired by Diplomats?
7) Present condition of PAK-IRAN relations
8) How can we build relations with Iran?
9) Stumbling Block in the completion of IRAN-PAKISTAN gas pipeline
10) POTSDAM Conference in European History
11) Charles De Gaulle and his foreign policy
12) Raymond Davis Case
13) Immunities and Privileges under Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations to diplomats
14) Importance of local Bodies in a country
15) Functions and Responsibilities of a aDMG officer
16) Project undertaken by AKHTAR HAMEED KHAN in PAKISTAN(I said sorry in reply to this question)
17) Did bureaucrats in Pakistan collude with politicians that resulted in under-development of the country?
18)Why Local Bodies failed in Pakistan

I had written in my profile that I like listening to music so I was aked which kind of music do I like?

I was asked about 'Music And AMEER KUSRO'....(I did know nothing!!!)

SOHAIL SAFDAR ASKED: You are a lawyer. So I am going to recite few lines before you. Tell me whether charge can be framed against this person or not. He recited IQBAL'S VERSE ('UTTO MERI MATTI KA JAWANO...')
......

I replied taht no charge can be framed as he is just persuading teh oppressed people to struggle for their rights.

Overall, I dropped two questions...Most of teh questoons were opinionative. GOD BLESS ALL TEH ASPIRANTS!

Originally Posted by hamza_salick86

@Rishzz
Yar ur interview very much resembles mine...I was almost questioned for 40 minz..in my case Sohail Safdar almost tore me to pieces lyk he did with u..I have seen he usually attacks some candidates and tries to assasinate them psychologically..either this is a tactic or wateva I dnt knw..Rana bhagwan das was very kind on me..he asked me abt bhagat singh as well..but in total I dropped 6 questions..and SS also criticized me on not remembering the figures and statistics..he is a little out of his mind..

Originally Posted by Gul Khan

Dear Fellows AOA
I am thankful to all members who have shared their valuable inputs regarding my querry whether pannel has the scores of our written portion of examination or not.I would like to add here in CSS-2009 examination one of my colleagues scored 195 in the interview and 602 marks in the written portion.Unfortunately she could not be allocated.In that context I think the pannel does not bother about our written scores but concentrates on the Psychologist's opinion while taking interview in order to evaluate us for our suitability for Civil Services.
My noble prayers are with all of my fellows and especially for my colleague whose experience I have shared with all of you
Wish all of you best of luck.
Thanks
Gul Khan.

Originally Posted by mukt

Those who are not satisfied with their interviews will be happy with the outcome of their results and those who are satisfied with their interviews will NOT be happy with their result. So those of you, which includes but is not limited to rishzz, hamza & jazibroomi etc start partying. I assure you, you all will score better comparatively.

And the above is not a game or an emotional thought, it has something to do with logic, which I shall explain immediately after what I said is proven i.e on the day the results are announced.

For those, who disagree with me, all I can say is "Let time be the judge"

Originally Posted by floydian

I agree with your assertion that the final interview is generally anchored by one's psychological assessment and not the written score. According to a 38th common friend..



..therefore, more often than not, a good performance in the psychological tests implies a healthy score in the final viva.

cheers