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Free lectures of Jahangir World Times and other academies for CSS-PMS

Pakistan Affairs lecture
https://youtu.be/JGO36QLX4q8

Current Affairs lecture
https://youtu.be/C309kzHKNf8

General Science and Ability
https://youtu.be/bsJ8puSe80w

Islamiat lecture
https://youtu.be/qlgyQe2wx68

Political Science lecture
https://youtu.be/En46VjndC_I

Precis lecture
https://youtu.be/uVowsbFYF3Q

Essay lecture
https://youtu.be/olih3qntyFY

More lectures will be uploaded soon.

Kashmir Issue | WTI | Pak Affairs | Lecture 3

Whatever people say, CSS is verily a tough game. We would discuss it later that why it is so tough bla bla. Currently, just believe that تم ان میں سے تو ہو ہی جنہوں نے کوشش کی اور اپنا عید والا دن بھی اس جدوجہد میں گزارا۔

Allah ki zaat maharban zaroor ha par wo khud kahty hain وان لیس للانسان الا ما سعی-

Believe in that hardwork jo kisi ko b nai pta k tum ny kitni ratain jaag k guzari hain.

کامیاب ہو بہت ❤️❤️❤️
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MASHAALLAH

A Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) family has created a unique record in the history of the Civil Superior Services (CSS) examination.

The CSS 2019 result was announced on Thursday, a total of 23,234 candidates applied, but only 14,521 appeared in the examination. Out of them, only 372 candidates could pass the exam.

Zoha Malik Sher was one of the lucky ones. Hailing from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and living in Islamabad, four of the Sher sisters have previously passed the top competitive exam and are already serving in different government departments.

The eldest sister Laila Malik Sher passed CSS in 2008. She is now serving as a Deputy Commissioner (IR) Regional Tax Office in Islamabad.

Shireen Malik Sher cleared the examination in 2010. She is currently the Head of Section in the Cabinet Division.
Besides, Sassi and Marvi joined civil services in 2017. While Dr. Sassi Malik Sher joined the MLCG group, Marvi is posted in the PMS group.

The youngest of the lot, Zoha Malik Sher, was the latest to join the CSS Sisters Club. She was among the 2.5 percent CSS aspirant that cleared the examination this year.