[QUOTE=sami691;620234]No bro i dont think ke passing criteria 50 ho ga because i was searching the test scores and i found a guy scoring 46 marks and his result was displayed. It means 50 is not passing marks......Agar aisa hota tu us larkay ka result display na hota..........[/QUOTE]
So a guy with 46 marks qualified? That is just plain ridiculous!

I mentioned earlier I could not have, in any way, scored less than 45 marks in MCQ's alone. Because those are solid marks, Vocabulary, Maths etc. Either its right or wrong and I know at least 45 were spot on. No doubt about that.

Checking the Essay is Arbitrary though, but even if I was given 10 out of 40 marks, which is highly unlikely, I would have crossed the 50 mark. Realistically, I nailed both the Note and Essay, and was expecting a lot more than 10!

So you, my friend, in telling me that a guy with 46 has qualified, have put the final nail in the coffin. Am going to the head office tomorrow, and I just hope i don't blow someone's head off there. Nothing to lose now for me, isn't it?

[QUOTE=Arsalan89;620248]So a guy with 46 marks qualified? That is just plain ridiculous!

I mentioned earlier I could not have, in any way, scored less than 45 marks in MCQ's alone. Because those are solid marks, Vocabulary, Maths etc. Either its right or wrong and I know at least 45 were spot on. No doubt about that.

Checking the Essay is Arbitrary though, but even if I was given 10 out of 40 marks, which is highly unlikely, I would have crossed the 50 mark. Realistically, I nailed both the Note and Essay, and was expecting a lot more than 10!

So you, my friend, in telling me that a guy with 46 has qualified, have put the final nail in the coffin. Am going to the head office tomorrow, and I just hope i don't blow someone's head off there. Nothing to lose now for me, isn't it?[/QUOTE]
We should not forget that it was a competition between the top 10 percent of candidates from all over Pakistan. There is no denying of the fact that most of the candidates have qualified the test with nominal marks but one should keep in mind that there is a provincial quota which brings the otherwise average candidate on the top of the list in a province. Moreover, test score is not the sole guarenter for qualifying, marks in intermediate and CGPA also makes a difference.

[QUOTE=mysteria;620272]We should not forget that it was a competition between the top 10 percent of candidates from all over Pakistan. There is no denying of the fact that most of the candidates have qualified the test with nominal marks but one should keep in mind that there is a provincial quota which brings the otherwise average candidate on the top of the list in a province. Moreover, test score is not the sole guarenter for qualifying, marks in intermediate and CGPA also makes a difference.[/QUOTE]
The point, my friend, remains the same. They should have shown me my test marks, even if I scored a grand total of 10. Its fair is it not? Simply stating "Your Record does not exist" is not the best way to inform a candidate, who failed to qualify because any of the reasons you mentioned.

I prepared for the test, gave the test, now all I want is my score, whatever it is. That's all. I will pay them a visit tomorrow although I don't think its going to help much. but still! =))

[QUOTE=Arsalan89;620248]So a guy with 46 marks qualified? That is just plain ridiculous!

I mentioned earlier I could not have, in any way, scored less than 45 marks in MCQ's alone. Because those are solid marks, Vocabulary, Maths etc. Either its right or wrong and I know at least 45 were spot on. No doubt about that.

Checking the Essay is Arbitrary though, but even if I was given 10 out of 40 marks, which is highly unlikely, I would have crossed the 50 mark. Realistically, I nailed both the Note and Essay, and was expecting a lot more than 10!

So you, my friend, in telling me that a guy with 46 has qualified, have put the final nail in the coffin. Am going to the head office tomorrow, and I just hope i don't blow someone's head off there. Nothing to lose now for me, isn't it?[/QUOTE]

Here is that roll number you can check youself...300390 and i am wondering that there were 30 candidates in the room in which i gave test and only the result of 3 students came in search.....rest couldnt qualified...............:unsure:

i have forgotten my roll number n lost my slip as well!
what to do?

To test qualifiers... Do they send a reconfirmation email after receiving your CV/interview availability mail?

[QUOTE=Sasha Fierce;620700]To test qualifiers... Do they send a reconfirmation email after receiving your CV/interview availability mail?[/QUOTE]

I received their call on two consecutive days.............on the first day lady said you havent attach transcript and i said i will provide it on interview day...........on second day another lady called me and said that we havent recieved your confirmation email yet. I told them that i did that but she said ok do it again..........:huh

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salam to all m the new member who joined CSS Forum.i talked CM of KPK and tell all about YPA & NTS as well. CM said that write an application and make it sign from any 10 of the candidates we will take an action against NTS and will resolve your problem as well. i just asked him to display our result if we haven't qualified.
now i request from all of you who are with please send me your Signatures and your name and city to my email id so that i will be able to submit our application. Please raise your voice for justice.
my email ID Is [email]********com[/email].

[QUOTE=hassanraza8;619602]Nope not yet. but I plan to do it today.




They have specifically asked for young graduates i think so there would not be any disadvantage if you do not mention any experience. This column is for people like me who have done graduation a year back and has been working around for one year.

and off course, all irrelevant fields must be left unanswered or you can simple write NA (Not applicable).



yeah bro. I am from Karachi. When is your interview scheduled?



Civil Status = Marital Status

which i assume would be single for every one on this post if they are recent graduates. :thinking[/QUOTE]
I didn't see any column for Civil Status. Where was it asked?

[url]http://www.nts.org.pk/_Ops_Sec/Test&Projects/Lists/YPA_23June2013_FL/Search.asp[/url]
go there to find your roll no