The CSS IR syllabus carries 200 marks. IR — International Relations falls under Group 1 of the CSS optional subjects — Commerce and Social Sciences — alongside Computer Science, Economics, Political Science, and Accountancy and Auditing in the Central Superior Services examination set by FPSC. It is one of the 45 optional subjects which is chosen by most of the CSS…
CSS Political Science carries 200 marks and is the most selected optional subject in the CSS examination. It falls under Group 1 of the CSS optional subjects — Commerce and Social Sciences — alongside International Relations, Economics, Computer Science, and Accountancy and Auditing. Most candidates choose Political Science over International Relations because its syllabus scope…
The CSS computer science syllabus carries 200. It falls under Group 1 of the CSS optional subjects — Commerce and Social Sciences — alongside International Relations, Economics, Political Science, and Accountancy and Auditing under the Central Superior Services examination rules set by FPSC. The computer science CSS syllabus covers programming fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, operating systems, computer networks, databases, and software…
The CSS economics syllabus carries 200 marks and falls under Group 1 of the CSS optional subjects — Commerce and Social Sciences — alongside International Relations, Computer Science, Political Science, and Accountancy and Auditing FPSC sets the economics CSS syllabus to cover microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, international trade, monetary policy, and fiscal policy — spanning both theoretical frameworks and applied economic…
The CSS accounting and auditing syllabus carries 200 marks. It is a Group I optional subject under the Central Superior Services examination rules set by FPSC — the Federal Public Service Commission. Candidates select one subject from Group I and this is the only 200-mark optional paper in that group alongside Economics, Computer Science, Political…