The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has officially announced the results of the Central Superior Services (CSS) 2024 written examination on April 28, 2025. Out of 15,602 candidates who appeared for the exam, only 395 have successfully passed, reflecting a pass rate of approximately 2.53%.
Among the successful candidates, 238 are men and 157 are women. This year’s pass rate marks a slight decline from the previous year’s 3%, underscoring the highly competitive nature of the CSS examination.
The announcement of the results was delayed by nearly six months, primarily due to the FPSC’s concurrent handling of the Special CSS 2023 exam and preparations for the CSS 2025 examination.
Candidates who have cleared the written examination will now proceed to the next phases, which include psychological assessments, medical examinations, and interviews. These stages are crucial in determining final appointments to various prestigious positions within Pakistan’s civil services.
📊 Key Statistics
- Total Applicants: 23,100
- Candidates Appeared: 15,602
- Candidates Passed: 395
- Pass Percentage: 2.53%
- Successful Male Candidates: 238
- Successful Female Candidates: 157
This year’s pass rate reflects a slight decline from the previous year’s 3%, underscoring the competitive nature of the CSS examination .
🕒 Delayed Announcement
The announcement of the results was delayed by nearly six months. The FPSC attributed this delay to the concurrent handling of the Special CSS 2023 exam and preparations for the CSS 2025 examination .
🧭 Next Steps for Successful Candidates
Candidates who have cleared the written examination will now proceed to the next phases, which include psychological assessments, medical examinations, and interviews. These stages are crucial in determining final appointments to various prestigious positions within Pakistan’s civil services.
The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has officially announced the results of the Central Superior Services (CSS) 2024 written examination on April 28, 2025. Out of 15,602 candidates who appeared for the exam, only 395 have successfully passed, reflecting a pass rate of approximately 2.53% .
Among the successful candidates, 238 are men and 157 are women. This year’s pass rate marks a slight decline from the previous year’s 3%, underscoring the highly competitive nature of the CSS examination .
The announcement of the results was delayed by nearly six months, primarily due to the FPSC’s concurrent handling of the Special CSS 2023 exam and preparations for the CSS 2025 examination .
Candidates who have cleared the written examination will now proceed to the next phases, which include psychological assessments, medical examinations, and interviews. These stages are crucial in determining final appointments to various prestigious positions within Pakistan’s civil services.
