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CSS 2024: 364 vacancies announced by FPSC – check details here

CSS 2024: 364 vacancies announced by FPSC – check details here

The long wait for aspiring civil servants has finally ended as the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) announced the details of vacancies for the Central Superior Services (CSS) Examination 2024. A total of 364 posts have been allocated across different federal departments and occupational groups.

According to the FPSC, the vacancies include 247 new positions and 117 carried over from previous years. Of these, 214 seats are for open merit, 32 are reserved for women, and 118 for minorities.

CSS 2024 Vacancies

Region Number of Seats
Punjab 179
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 48
Balochistan 31
Sindh (Rural) 32
Sindh (Urban) 29
Ex-FATA 15
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) 8
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) 4
Total 364
The candidates qualifying CSS 2024 examination will be allocated to various prestigious occupational groups, including the Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS), Police Service of Pakistan (PSP), Foreign Service of Pakistan (FSP), Inland Revenue Service (IRS), Office Management Group (OMG), and several others.

PPSC clarified that allocation of successful candidates will be carried out based on merit, candidate preferences, and domicile, while ensuring adherence to provincial, regional, women, and minority quotas.

CSS 2024 results will help placement of qualified candidates in the respective federal services and groups.

 

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