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Good to hear your advice and all beginners really need such guideance!

I have also heard, as you mention, that people start preparation by completing compulsory subjects first. Is there a good reason for this? Can you please tell us?

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Good to hear your advice and all beginners really need such guideance!

I have also heard, as you mention, that people start preparation by completing compulsory subjects first. Is there a good reason for this? Can you please tell us?

Thanks for the support and guidance : )
Well there are many rationales but some are like, u have to appear in compulsory ones at a fast pace by and by. They start up the exams. They are pretty similar for all so u may get active advise. English is a compulsory subject, u need to be adpet at it in the start.

Optionals have some problems like sometimes u wanna change them at some stage. Sometimes u did not get any relevant person to guide u for opionals coz they are limied but complusory is for all.

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agree with impossible...
but friends, presized preparation is technically required.
u r suggested not 2 confuse in many books or views by different approach-holders
ur committment, desire and ability 2 pick is required necessirily
Hav courage n start with prayers of ur parents.... coz it's matter of luck also
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assalam-u-alaikum

dear members
i want to know if any one can tell what is number of successful candidates provincewise.. i mean the number of successful candidates from punjab. also , for a candidate who is already a csp (passed css 2004), will he be required to undergo psychological test and medical test again..i heard that for them there will be no medical and no psychological and group discussion ,, only viva will be held. so can any one confirm..thanks..

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