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A friend of mine was telling me that according to a new rule in CSS, if a candidate fails (that is get below 33%) in an OPTIONAL subject, he/she too shall fail the written component of CSS, just like failing a compulsory subject?
Is this true?

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yes it is true, examples are there in last year result a candidate having around 700 marks but failed in one optional scoring 27 marks was declared fail..
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/css-dates...candidate.html
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Hello,

A friend of mine was telling me that according to a new rule in CSS, if a candidate fails (that is get below 33%) in an OPTIONAL subject, he/she too shall fail the written component of CSS, just like failing a compulsory subject?
Is this true?

Thank you
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