The subject selection in CSS exam is quite crucial and tricky. It is commonly believed that you should choose the subjects which are considered to be marks-givers and these subjects are commonly believed to be Punjabi and other subjects like this.
Mr Yasir Pirzada, a bureaucrat and an award holder for being the youngest candidate who passed the CSS exam does not agree with this misconception of subject choice. According to him, a candidate much opt the subjects which suit his taste the best.
The role of previous knowledge is quite important in CSS exam and it is vital for an aspirant to choose the subjects of his own interest and of previous knowledge. If you have a science background, choose the subjects where your interest lies instead of choosing wrong subjects which bring disinterest in your studies and preparation. An aspirant should avoid choosing subjects in haphazard way because regretting on your own choices is not an option in the CSS exam.
I. COMPULSORY SUBJECTS (600 marks)
English Essay 100 Marks
English (Precis and Composition) 100 Marks
General Science & Ability 100 Marks
Current Affairs 100 Marks
Pakistan Affairs 100 Marks
Islamic Studies 100 Marks
OR Comparative Study of Major Religions (For Non-Muslims) 100 Marks
II. Optional Subjects (600 Marks)
Accountancy & Auditing 200 Marks
Economics 200 Marks
Computer Science 200 Marks
Political Science 200 Marks
International Relations 200 Marks
Physics 200 Marks
Chemistry 200 Marks
Applied Mathematics 100 Marks
Pure Mathematics 100 Marks
Statistics 100 Marks
Geology 100 Marks
Business Administration 100 Marks
Public Administration 100 Marks
Governance & Public Policies 100 Marks
Town Planning & Urban-Management 100 Marks
History of Pakistan & India 100 Marks
Islamic History & Culture 100 Marks
British History 100 Marks
European History 100 Marks
History of USA 100 Marks
Gender Studies 100 Marks
Environmental Sciences 100 Marks
Agriculture & Forestry 100 Marks
Botany 100 Marks
Zoology 100 Marks
English Literature 100 Marks
Urdu Literature 100 Marks
Law 100 Marks
Constitutional Law 100 Marks
International Law 100 Marks
Muslim Law & Jurisprudence 100 Marks
Mercantile Law 100 Marks
Criminology 100 Marks
Philosophy 100 Marks
Journalism & Mass Communication 100 Marks
Psychology 100 Marks
Geography 100 Marks
Sociology 100 Marks
Anthropology 100 Marks
Punjabi 100 Marks
Sindhi 100 Marks
Pushto 100 Marks
Balochi 100 Marks
Persian 100 Marks
Arabic 100 Marks
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