[QUOTE=Nate;154237]@adil memon

well it is improbable that baluchistan wont get any psp seat as already the people of baluchistan are clamouring for more seats n everyone knows what baluchistan is going thru anyhow in 2007 n 2008 there were two seats each for psp and i hope there are again 2 seats for psp as i hav done css only for psp n ya i would be very grateful if someone post how many seats of psp our beleaguered province will get thanx[/QUOTE]

Keep your spirits high. There are all the more chances that PSP seats will be there and I wish you could get one of those, but at the same time you should be prepared to land in any other group as well. Nothing is final as yet, neither the number of seats for Balochistan, nor your merit at provincial level.

can anyone please tell what is an average score most of the candidates take during the interview.

[QUOTE=Naeem A. Memon;154274]can anyone please tell what is an average score most of the candidates take during the interview.[/QUOTE]

The scoring trend can change in subsequent years.

Last year (2008) CSS topper scored 191 in interview and the average score remained around 140's and 150's.

[URL="http://www.cssforum.com.pk/central-superior-services-examination/css-result-datesheet/css-2008-exam/25029-comparative-dmss.html?highlight=comparative"]This link[/URL] can give you a clear idea.

Besides marks in written exam, does fpsc also consider subjects while making allocations of CSPs? E.g, if punjabi is opted then will a candidate have chance to allocate in foreign services?

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