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Originally Posted by zakirsamo
Dear Aspirants,
According to the constitution side, every one has got right of speaking and can condemn the decisions by any commission conducting the competitive examinations.
To broach the past results and the mid night oil burnt by the aspirants, it is quite hurting that 2011 result is unacceptable and discouraging, what policy has been adopted by the FPSC is out of the approach of students.
those who were intended to fall into the list of the top ten, failed thrice and students having no such a back ground of the study passed.
From Larkana specially cases under consideration are of the below given students like Saleem Mugheri, Afzal Shaikh, Murtaza Jukhar, Imtiaz Bhutto and others who would be valued, opening their sore of first and second attempts.
Saleem Mugheri was considered amongst those who would secure the position on the federal level but this person is quite dejected now, entitled into the list of abortive students of 2011.
Please all the aspirants are advised to put their posts against the policy of the commission so as the next appearing students couldn't be part of such a result like 2011.
Thanks,
Zakir Hussain Samo
Larkana
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I was not intending to give any befitting response to above notion.However looking at level of frustration encompassed in members frame of mind,Ithought to give a concise response.
Well Css examanition is after all a competitive exam,designed to provide pathway to suitable entrants to civil services of Pakistan.It is test of your analytical reasoning,English expression,general awareness,knowledge,nerves,confidence,dedication.I f you lack in any of them you will be out of competition.Its not about three months or three years preparation,rather it depends on your suitability to be part of superior services of Pakistan.You may be very bright candidate but if you lack any of the required skils,you will face the failure.You should avoid sweeping statements about working of any institution untill you get to very bottom of anything,as Fpsc criteria has worked very well in producing competent civil servants in past and will also do so in future.
I have all sympathies for those who could not live upto their dreams.Please donot be offended with what I said as it was not intended to hurt anyone.Regards