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Being among the 170 selected candidates in CSS is a remarkable achievement, and it deserves celebration.

But the reality of limited vacancies, competitive marking criteria, heavy reliance on assessment of particular style of written expression and outdated exam pattern also means that thousands of hardworking, and intelligent candidates with strong analytical and critical thinking skills may not see their names on the list.

And that is where society often gets it wrong.

We have built a habit of defining people by selection lists, as if success and failure are fixed labels.

In truth, they are not.

Not being on a list does not mean you are incapable, less intelligent, or any less deserving. It simply means this particular door did not open this time or it is not your door.

It is okay to celebrate those who made it, but it is even more important to acknowledge those who worked just as hard but could not find their names on the final list.

Failure, as we commonly use the word, is often misinterpreted.

It is not a verdict on ability; it is another opportunity to learn, grow, and improve.

Every attempt carries value. If you have appeared once, twice, or even more, it means you have knocked the door repeatedly, and if it hasn’t opened yet, it simply means your journey is still unfolding…may be this will open on next knock or may be another door is waiting for you.

To those whose names are not in the list:
You are not “left behind.” You are still in motion. You are still in the journey. And your effort does not disappear because a result sheet doesn’t reflect it.

To every candidate who prepared, sacrificed, and gave their best; Your JOURNEY MATTERS. YOU DESERVE EVEN BETTER.

And this is not the end of your story.

BE KIND TO YOURSELF. LOVE YOURSELF A LITTLE MORE TODAY.

We need to stop reducing people into “selected” and “rejected.” Human effort is far bigger than that binary.

Lots of respect, love and appreciation for you all! 💕



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Tehleel Shaikh is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering and has a strong passion for the English language. She works as a dedicated English language instructor on freelance platforms, where she conducts language workshops and training sessions to help individuals improve their communication skills.
Driven by her enthusiasm for teaching, Tehleel aspires to serve The Vow Pakistan-English Speaking Club as a Teaching Assistant Intern, where she will train members to enhance their speaking and overall communication abilities.

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Areen Khalid is a Software Engineering student with a strong passion for teaching communication skills. With over four years of experience in English language instruction, she specializes in building students’ confidence in both written and spoken English.

She brings two years of focused experience in spoken English training and has also served as a school English teacher, helping students improve their language skills effectively. Dedicated to making learning simple, engaging, and practical, Areen is committed to serve The Vow Pakistan English Speaking Club as a Teaching Assistant Intern, where she will train members to improve their speaking and communication skills.

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Komal Panjwani is a BS Psychology student at DHA Suffa University and a passionate English language instructor, motivational speaker, and teacher educator. She has served as an English Language Instructor at MITI and has been actively involved with organizations like Pakistan Youth Force and Nurture Our Homeland.

She has also participated in Model United Nations conferences, earning an acknowledgment letter from Harvard National MUN. Komal aspires to serve The Vow Pakistan-English Speakers Club as a Teaching Assistant Intern, where she will train members to improve their speaking and communication skills.

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I had the privilege of representing the Centre for Alternative Perspectives as Director Communications on the 149th birth anniversary of Quaid-e-Azam. The event was organized in collaboration with the Press Information Department, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, PTV Network, and DHA Suffa University.

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