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Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) of Pakistan announced the final results for the Central Superior Services (CSS) 2001 competitive examination on September 21, 2002 . Out of more than candidates who initially applied, only successfully qualified the final stage of the examination. Top Merit Position Holders

The following candidates secured the highest overall scores in the 2001 competitive examination: Merit Position Key Highlights Mediha Mohyuddin Secured first position with a total of Syed Ashfaq Anwar Followed closely in the overall merit. Obtained the third overall position. Kamran Adil

Noted for high performance in Political Science and General Knowledge. Asim Ali Khan Achieved a total score of , including in the viva voce. Examination Summary Statistics Total Applicants: Over 8,000. Interview Qualifiers: 961 candidates. Final Qualified Candidates: Vacancies Recommended: Initially,

seats were recommended by various ministries for final allocation. Extended Merit List (Sample)

The following is a selection of candidates from the merit list: Muhammad Babar Chohan (Roll No. 2497) Rukhsana Farique (Roll No. 2640) Sajjad Nazar Butt (Roll No. 2664) (Roll No. 2242) (Roll No. 1704) Allocation and Occupational Groups

Successful candidates from the 2001 batch (30th Common Training Programme) were allocated to various service groups in BPS-17 based on their merit and provincial quotas. Standard groups include the Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS) Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) Foreign Service of Pakistan (FSP)

For further verification or to view the complete list of all 721 qualified candidates, you may refer to official FPSC Archived Results or archival documents hosted on pass rates between the 2001 batch and more recent CSS examinations? CSS 2001 Final Results Announced | PDF | Ramadan - Scribd

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Announcement of Final Result
Overview of CSS 2001 Examination
Final Result Composition
List of Selected Candidates
Instructions to Candidates
Contact Information
Disclaimer (if any)

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Central Superior Services (CSS) 2001 Competitive Examination
Final Result Declaration
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D. Pakistan Gazette Portal

The government’s e-Gazette portal (http://www.fpsc.gov.pk/gazettes) only goes back to 2010. For 2001, you need a physical request.

8. Why CSS 2001 Still Matters for Today’s Aspirants

You might ask: Why study a result from two decades ago?

Trend Analysis: The 2001 result shows a pre-9/11 worldview. Compare it to CSS 2023—optional subject preferences have shifted dramatically (from History to Data Science now).
Merit vs. Quota Debates: The 2001 final result was one of the last before the 2004 reforms that increased provincial quotas. It serves as a baseline for equity studies.
Motivation: Seeing that 412 out of 12,000 succeeded—less than 3.5%—reminds today’s aspirants that CSS has always been an elite, difficult examination.

4. Complete Group Allocation Breakdown

The CSS 2001 final result full is often referenced by researchers to study how group preferences changed over time. Below is the allocation of the 412 recommended candidates:

| Occupational Group | Number of Allottees | Top Rank Cut-off | |-------------------|---------------------|------------------| | Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS) | 45 | Rank 1-50 | | Police Service of Pakistan (PSP) | 40 | Rank 15-70 | | Foreign Service of Pakistan (FSP) | 25 | Rank 5-45 | | Customs & Excise Group | 50 | Rank 30-120 | | Income Tax Group | 55 | Rank 40-150 | | Railways (Commercial & Transportation) | 30 | Rank 70-180 | | Postal Group | 25 | Rank 100-220 | | Information Group | 20 | Rank 60-160 | | Commerce & Trade Group | 22 | Rank 80-190 | | Accounts Group (AGPR) | 35 | Rank 90-210 | | Military Lands & Cantonments | 15 | Rank 120-250 | | Railways (Technical) | 10 | Rank 150-280 | | Others (including Secretariat Group) | 40 | Rank 150-412 |

Notably, the Foreign Service was highly coveted despite only 25 seats, leading to a fierce competition among the top 50 rank-holders.

REPORT: CSS Examination 2001 Final Results

Date of Report: October 26, 2023 Subject: Analysis of the Final Merit List and Successful Candidates of the CSS Examination 2001 Examination Authority: Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC), Pakistan

1. Examination Context & Scoring System

To understand the 2001 result, one must first understand the rules of the game at that time.

Total Marks: 1500 (Written) + 300 (Viva Voce/Psychological Assessment) = 1800 Total.
Passing Threshold: Candidates typically needed to secure at least 50% in the written exam to be called for the interview.
Viva Voce Weight: The interview carried significant weight (300 marks), often acting as a "game changer" for candidates on the borderline.

How results were typically published

Official list released by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) on their website and through press notices.
Lists included candidate roll numbers, allocated groups, and provincially reserved allocations.
Individual marksheets (detailed scores by subject) were usually available upon request or via FPSC office/website.

Q1: Is the CSS 2001 final result available online as a PDF?

A: No official PDF exists from FPSC for that year. However, scanned versions circulate in private CSS forums. For legal/authentication purposes, request a certified copy from FPSC.

What the 2001 result represented

Final allocation of successful candidates to occupational groups (e.g., Pakistan Administrative Service, Police Service, Foreign Service, Audit & Accounts).
Reflected combined scores: written exams (1200 marks), psychological/medical clearance, and the interview/viva voce (300 marks).
Influenced by quotas for provinces, districts, and special categories (disabled, minorities, etc.) in place at that time.