yes i m totally agreed with raz. look around u there r lot of ppl who had done best by leaving csp officers job by choice. look at the example of Aitezaz Ahsan he was the topper both in east and west Pakistan back in 1979. but he didnt become a civil servant instead he opted for barrister ship. now think for a moment if he would became a civilservant than nobody knows about him . but now a lot more world knows him and appreciates him just bcoz he left civil service . so hope for the best and cheers . and according to our religion the real life will be the life of hereafter. and there u wont come across any death so cheers up u r alive u have the chance to makeup both of ur lives.

Aitzaz Ahsan is the perfect example of the fact that a capable man will win laurels no matter what profession he joins.

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Essay 40
English 76
General Knowledge
GK1 (Everyday Science) 43
GK2 (Current Affairs) 40
GK3 (Pakistan Affairs) 36
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119
Islamiat 50

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Political Science
Paper A 50
Paper B 55
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105

History of Pak and India
Paper A 34
Paper B 52
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86
Constitutional LAW 51
International Relations 52

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Total Marks FAILED IN COMPULSORY 460

Political Science 105!

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Great marks in English, do tell us how you attempted the paper.

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There was no East Pakistan by 1979..

Aitzaz case was in 1969



Aitzaz Ahsan comes from a family background steeped in politics. He received his early education from Aitchison College and the Government College, Lahore. Later he studied law at Cambridge University, UK and was called to the bar at Grays’ Inn in 1967. Aitzaz upon his return from Cambridge, Aitzaz Ahsan appeared for and stood first in Pakistan's prestigious Central Superior Services (CSS) examination. Objecting to the rule of General Ayub Khan, however, he refused to join government service during the time of military rule. This act of youthful defiance made him the first, and perhaps only, individual to top the CSS exam yet decline government service.
source:www.aitzazahsan.com

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i just want to say if u dont qualify for css its fine , its not the end of life. it varies from person to person the meaning of success, some say money others say fame, few consider relatives , its all upto u how u see it or have a perspective abt it. All game is goin inside ur mind and thats it. one must try his best and must not lose hope in case of failure

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My DMC
Roll # 10870

Essay 40
English 41

General Knowledge
GK1 (Everyday Science) 40
GK2 (Current Affairs) 46
GK3 (Pakistan Affairs) 40
Islamiat 40

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

Sociology 48
Journalism 59
History of Pak and India 200 66
Paper A 34
Paper B 46 80 80
Urdu 200 66
Paper A 51
Paper B 57 108 108
Total Marks
FAILED IN AGGREGATE 542



I was shocked to see the result in Islamyat and history.....previously without much preparation I scored 56 and this year its just .....Similarly History proved fatal to me...I don't believe this is my result... unexpectedly lowest score I could ever imagine in this subject..these two subjects let me down.....

Disappointing ....

Regards

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Hi Here goes my DMC:
Essay 50
English (G & C) 65
GK 130
Every Day Science 50
Current Affairs 40
Pakistan Affairs 40
Islamiyat 32
Political Science 131
Paper I 57
Paper II 74
Constitutional Law 58
International Law 71
Psychology 143
Paper I 71
Paper II 72

Regards.

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