do not worry friends waiting process is about to end within fewdays

'Strong indications for tomorrow' ........Holding my breath

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Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.
-Gandhi

It will be announced with in a day or two as per fpsc. Wish that nothing happens in between.

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Yes,the first morning of creation wrote what the last dawn of reckoning shall read.Omer Khayyam.

If you must say yes, say it with an open heart. If you must say no, say it without fear.
Coelho

can someone on the forum be kind enough to let me know why my post on this thread was deleted, which i posted a few days before?

how was it wrong? or unpolite? or inappropriate? what was wrong with it...


I will see if somebody is caring enough to at least respond to this one, humble, polite and surprised request?

Oops my mistake!!!

I was wrongly convinced that one of my posts was not there on the thread, but my post was on another similar thread.

So no offence,


Any friend calling FPSC? Please share if yes,

I am not in Pakistan, this forum is the only source of updates for people like me, i am emailing FPSC, but no response...

Hope that it do come tomorrow or in a day or two..!!!! Best of luck to everyone!!!

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Inland Revenue Service

Hum thak be gayay kartay kartay intizar
ik qayamat unka ana ho gaya

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Are allocations displayed on FPSC website or on Establishment's?

Zohaib I hope you heard it straight from the horse's mouth.

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Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.
-Gandhi

fpsc concerned told me that however after juma prayers i will get exact status from estab.lets see what happens.keeping my fingers crossed.it will be displayed on the website of estab and pid.

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Yes,the first morning of creation wrote what the last dawn of reckoning shall read.Omer Khayyam.

If you must say yes, say it with an open heart. If you must say no, say it without fear.
Coelho

till the time i get some authentic information, the following gives a clear picture. Our training will start in December and the CTP will be of 6 months.



LAHORE: The Federal Public Service Commission announced the results of the written tests for the Central Superior Services (CSS) examinations 2010 on Thursday, though the fate of the successful candidates from 2009, and even some candidates from 2008, is still uncertain.
The Supreme Court, in a decision on how a 10 per cent women’s quota for CSS jobs should be implemented, directed the FPSC in August to accommodate 13 more women applicants in the CSS 2008 allocations list.
The FPSC proposed to do this by creating 13 new posts, so it would not have to make room for them by terminating 13 candidates who had been selected earlier and were already under training.
Alternately, the FPSC suggested accommodating the 13 women in the 2009 CSS allocations, meaning there would be fewer seats available for candidates who sat the exams in 2009.
The FPSC was supposed to implement the SC order by September, but a final decision has still not been made. This decision rests with the Establishment Division. An FPSC official said that the division would most likely create 13 new posts for the CSS 2008 candidates.
He said the Establishment Division would soon issue the final allocation list for the successful CSS 2009 candidates. The 2009 candidates have been waiting for this list for the last four months.
The FPSC has never previously announced the results of the written test before announcing the allocation list for the year before.
The FPSC official said that the allocation process had been delayed because of the litigation in the women’s quota case.
He said that the CSS 2008 trainees had graduated from the Civil Servant Academy on October 5 and started their specialised training courses. Once the CSS 2009 allocations list is announced, the candidates will start their six-month Common Training Programme at the academy in December.
A total of 5,707 candidates sat the CSS 2009 exams in March 2009. Of these, 895 were announced on June 15 as contenders for final allocations.
According to the FPSC, 11,887 candidates applied for the CSS 2010 examinations, 7,759 actually sat the test and 638 passed (480 male and 158 female), at a pass rate of 8.22 per cent.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 15th, 2010.

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Yes,the first morning of creation wrote what the last dawn of reckoning shall read.Omer Khayyam.

If you must say yes, say it with an open heart. If you must say no, say it without fear.
Coelho