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Over the years, i have noticed there is a persistent whining going about the role of fpsc. Candidates appear in an exam and right away they start complaining about results delays. Fpsc is a federal body, has its own rules and regulation and it has its own way of doing things. If people are not happy with its performance, they should create a proper strategy and take reasonable measures. Cursing fpsc here won't do any good!!
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And you must be a representative of FPSC? Lol

Create a proper strategy and take reasonable measures, you said. Should aspirants invade the head offices and seize control?
Or should they take a democratic route: become a candidate for membership of the national assembly and change the rules after coming into power!
Or should they take the route common men take—i.e. protesting and sit-ins?

Jokes aside, what's the harm in venting frustration here? If that makes aspirants feel lighter, why not? Not that it hurts FPSC's "feelings" in any way. Lol
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