Friday, March 31, 2017

Interview Of ASP Suhai Aziz Talpur ( CSS 2012,PSP ).

Interview Of 
ASP Suhai Aziz Talpur ( CSS 2012,PSP ).
Question : Please Tell us about your Educational Background ?
Suhai Aziz Talpur : My life has been like a ride of roller coaster of dreams. As a child, I was a big dreamer; I seriously flirted with dreams of being an architect, neurosurgeon, and pilot but ended up being a police officer. I have the distinction of being the first woman ASP from lower Sindh.As regard my educational credentials, I did matriculation from Fauji Foundation Higher Secondary School, Tando Muhammad Khan. And after doing intermediate from Bahria Foundation College, Hyderabad, I did BCom from Zubaida Girls College, Hyderabad. Later, I earned my master's degree in Economics from University of Sindh, Jamshoro. I did a certificate course of Chartered Accountancy from Al-Hamd Academy Hyderabad and Skans Islamabad as well.
Question : As a police officer, how will you utilize your qualification?
Suhai Aziz Talpur : As a Police Officer, I feel my purpose in this particular field should be to prevent injustices and cruelties perpetrated through crime by identifying and bringing such culprits to justice. I think, I will be more capable of preventing crime and protecting the rights of citizens. My certitudeand hope with regard to my future role would definitely help me in achieving this purpose.
Question : Do you think that the PSP is better than other occupational groups?
Suhai aziz Talpur : It's, actually, a matter of temperament as well as of your outlook on life. It's not group, it's rather ability, nature and spirit of the individual asto how one aspires to serve the nation. PSP is a great group and so are the others. Nevertheless, I feel it's more challenging, especially for women.
Question : What, between books and notes, should be preferred for better preparation?
And, what strategy should one adopt to make a difference in CSS ?
Suhai Aziz Talpur : In my opinion, it is imperative to read different books and some other topics as well. This broadens one's scope and clears the concepts on a particular topic. Hence, it enables one to tackle a question from various angles. However, retention of these concepts is possible only by making one's own notes instead of relying on those of others.As regards the best strategy, I think one should not blindly follow the fixed norms or 'trends'. In fact, critical thinking and open-mindedness put one on the path that leads to making a difference .
Question : In your opinion, what is the best way to choose optional subjects?
Suhai Aziz Talpur :I think the prevalent notion of 'scoring subjects' is only a myth. If one considers oneself capable in a particular subject, one may go for it confidently.I chose Accounting & Auditing and Mercantile Law because I had studies them in past and Sindhi because of my literary taste. Journalism and International Law are subjects of general nature.
Question : Do you think that more and more females should join the police service ?
Suhai Aziz talpur : Changing times and conditions of our country put another great responsibility on the shoulders of our women. Today, they cannot afford to remain confined in the four walls of the house; it's not only the right but also the duty of women to stand with the males to confront the grave challenges that our country is facing today.
Question : How one can score well in interview?Suhai Aziz talpur : To me, the foremost quality that an interview candidate must possess is confidence. If a candidate doesn't possess adequate knowledge, this confidence would compensate this shortcoming. One cannot know everything, but one should always express the zeal to learn new things.
Question : Would you like to give any message to CSS asolpirants .? 
Suhai aziz talpur : :I strongly feel that our youth possesses great potential as well as verve to serve the country. Our young men and women are eager to tread the path of prosperity and they must believe that the destiny is in their own hands.Let me assure all the readers that sincere efforts are always rewarded and hard work never goes in vain.


Interview of CCS officer Hassan Jahangir Wattoo (30th Position, CSS 2014)

Hassan Jahangir Wattoo
(30th Position, CSS 2014)
Q: First of all, for the interest of CSS aspirants, please tell us about your educational background? And also tell about your career ambitions during your student life?
Hassan Jahangir (HJ): I did my matriculation from Garrison Boys High School, Lahore Cantt. in 2004. Then, I went to GCU Lahore and did my FSc in Pre-Engineering. I had always dreamed to be an officer in the Civil Service of Pakistan, however, to be on the safe side, I took engineering as plan B. So, I got admitted to UCP Lahore from where I graduated in 2010 as an Electrical Engineer.
Right from the start of my education, the most distinctive qualities of mine are self-discipline and time management. I have always been very good at understanding what to do and when and how to do it. Even at that tender age, I used to read English newspapers and then take part in debates on the news.
Q: Did you always dream of becoming a CSP officer? And, what was so special in PSP that you chose to join this occupational group?
HJ: I always had an aspiration for being a PSP officer. I used to look up to my father’s PSP batchmates as their personalities were highly appealing to me. They always made me realize that this is the job where I would fit in the most. Growing up, I learned a lot about PSP and the responsibilities of a police officer which further stimulated my interest in it. I realized that by joining the PSP after getting through CSS, I could avail myself of the opportunities to serve the masses by solving their problems and making them feel safe and secure.
Q: You are surely a source of inspiration for many who want to go for CSS. What would you advise them in this regard?
HJ: My advice to all aspirants would be that once you decide to take this prestigious exam, don’t ever lose your focus. The moment your confidence and faith in your abilities falters, you lose the game.
Q; To whom goes the credit of your success?
HJ: My parents and my siblings are my strength. They have always been very encouraging and it was, perhaps, their unflinching faith in my abilities that I made all-out efforts to achieve this phenomenal success.
Q: What is the key to getting through the written part of CSS exam?
HJ: To me, the only key is objectivity. Aspirants must avoid indulging in unnecessary details and straying off-topic. While assessing your paper, the examiner should be on toes and should not lose interest in what has been written. You should express your opinions distinctly and as clearly as possible.
Q: Pakistan Affairs is considered a low-scoring subject. What was your strategy in this subject that you secured excellent marks in it?
HJ: In Pakistan Affairs paper, I proved my arguments citing examples and quotes and whatever I wrote was based on rational and logical argumentation. Instead of merely reproducing known history of issues, I gave my personal opinion and suggestions for every topic I wrote on.
Q: How do you see the revision of syllabus for CSS exam announced by FPSC?
HJ: The revised syllabus had made selection of optional subjects pretty hard for most aspirants. There isn’t much choice available and aspirants have to choose subjects from only limited options, especially in the 200-mark slab.
Q: As you were not allocated in your first attempt, then what was so special in your second attempt that you easily managed to land in your fave occupational group?
CSS Toper Hassan JahangirHJ: In my first attempt, I stood 140th in Pakistan by securing 667 marks in written and 200 in interview. However, I missed allocation by a very short margin. Before having a second shot at CSS, I made a few changes and opted for the subjects I felt I had a strong grip over. Besides this, I fully concentrated on compulsory subjects. It was perhaps due to this strategy that I got a prominent position despite the fact that optional subjects like Punjabi and Public Administration didn’t yield good scores. So I would like to suggest that for getting a good score, compulsory subjects are highly important. You can score high in subjects traditionally considered low-scoring e.g. Pakistan Affairs, if you don’t take them lightly.
Q: Do you think that with the present change in syllabus, joining an academy for CSS preparation has beome inevitable now?
HJ: In my opinion, if an aspirant can manage everything all by him/herself, then it’s fine but I would strongly suggest that after the recent revision of CSS syllabus w.e.f. CE-2016, one must not take chances and should go to an academy for suitable coaching. As I had personally prepared for CSS at World Times Academy, so on the basis of my experience, I can confidently say that WTA is the best choice in this regard.
Q: : How had been your experience of interview with the panel?
HJ: As a whole my whole interview went quite well and I think I satisfied the panel with my answers.
The interview started off with questions related to my present job to which I responded well. The Chairman FPSC, who was heading the 4-member panel, asked me to enlist major problems of Pakistan. To this I said that the only problem of Pakistan is national disintegration and we can resolve all crises and solve all problems if we come up with a national resolve.
Regarding the question about the selection of optional subjects, I responded by saying that securing good marks solely depends on a candidate’s ability because people have topped CSS exam with Urdu as their optional subject so no one can say for sure which subject will be scoring. Then there were some questions on the need for transformational leadership in Pakistan. This was followed by questions on international developments — like rise of ISIS — and their impact on Pakistan.

interview of Css officer Meet Noor Ul Ain Aftab , 44th Common.

Story of Css officer Noor ul ain aftab
I got married when I was 18. I did my bachelors after my marriage and got 2nd position in it, but due to family commitments, I had to discontinue my studies.
But amidst all the chores, deep inside, a voice would keep calling, "You are meant to do more". Having ignored this voice for too long, I enrolled myself in Masters program in AIOU and started teaching as soon as my children started going to school. My husband, seeing the efforts I would put in every small assignment, urged me to go for CSS.
With two demanding children and sick mother in law to attend to, along with teaching O levels and studying for last semester of Masters, I set off for preparing for CSS. I had the untiring support of my husband who stayed by my side till the end. It was his strength that kept me motivated.
But the moment of glory came with the moment of grief. My husband passed away in an accident a week before my CSS result came out. I had been allocated but the person who had made it possible wasn't there to celebrate it with me.
I feel as if he knew all along that he was going to go. That all this while he was trying to help equip me with everything that I would need when he was gone. And now I want call out to him with pride and say "We did it"!
I'm thankful to God for choosing me for a partner like him and a privilege like civil service, I resolve to live up to both of these blessings.
Meet Noor Ul Ain Aftab , 44th Common.

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Pakistan Affairs

Q. Who rejected the verdicts of jurists that idol worshippers are liable to be murdered?
 (b) Shamd-ud-Din Iltumish

Q. Who constructed five canals to remove scarcity of water?
(c) Feroz Shah Tughlaq

Q. Who laid foundation of Agra city?
(a) Sikandar Lodhi 

Q. Who wrote "Humanyun Nama"?
 (b) Gulbadan Begum


Q. Who accepted Akbar's "Din-e-Illahi"?
(c) Birbal 

vi). Which office held supreme judicial authority during Mughal rule?
(a) King 

Q.. Who supported moslim participation in politics?
 (b) Mohsin-ul-Mulk

Q.. Who is the author of "Hunter par Hunter"?
(c) Maulana Zafar Ali khan 

Q. Who drafted "Wardha Scheme" under the guidance of Ghandi?

(c) Dr. Zakir hussain

Q.. How many moslim seats were secured by All India Moslim League in 1945-46 Election of Provincial assemblies?
 (b) 425

Q.. Who presided over the session of Constituent Assmbly of Pakistan 10 August 1947?
(a) Quaid-e-Azam 

Q.. Who rejected the theory of composite nationalism advanced by the Indian National congress?

 (c) Quaid-e-Azam

Q.. Who was convicted in Rawalpindi Conspiray Case?

(c) Faiz ahmed Faiz 

Q. In which constitution of Pakistan, the Ministers were neither members of the parlimant nor answerable to parliament?
(b) 1962


Q. From which country Pakistan purchased Gawader?
(c) Muscat 

Q.. Which provincial Chief Minister was dismissed on the issue of One Unit?
 (b) Chief Minister Sindh

Q. Which Radio Station already existed at the time of creation of Pakistan?
(a) Peshawar \

Q. Under Yahya’s LFO, what option National Assembly had if it couldn’t frame the constitution within 120 days?
(a) Dissolved automatically

Q. What percentage of total polled votes in East Pakistan was secured by Awami League in 1970 elections?

(c) 75 % 

Q. When was the state of Swat included in Pakistan?
 (b) 28th July 1969

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

1. The spherical shape of a drop is due to _______ ? Answer: Surface tension Earth is protected from Ultra voilet radiation by _______ ? Answer: Ozone If we move from equator to pole the value of acceleration due to gravity "g"_______ ? Answer: Increases Capital of VeneZuela ? Answer: Karakkas Solid carbon dioxide is known as ______? Answer: Dry ice VAT was first introduced in which country ? Answer: France Which instrument is used to measure blood pressure ? Answer: Sphygmomano meter How many coastal states are in India ? Answer: 9 The country which lost the largest number of people in the 2nd world war ? Answer: Japan Which is the Biggest Museum ? Answer: British Museum, London Shora is the parliament of _______? Answer: Afghanistan Who is the first person to get Param vir chakra ? Answer: Major Somnath Sharma Which is the largest fresh water lake in India ? Answer: Wular Lake Wular Lake is in which state? Answer: Jammu and Kashmir What is the full form of SIM ? Answer: Subscriber Identity Module What is the full form of https ? https://web.facebook.com/GeneralknowledgeRiver/ Answer: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure Where is Sardar Sarovar project situated ? Answer: Gujarat Which is the coldest planet in the solar system? Answer: Neptune How many bones are there in human skull ? Answer: 22 Union public service commission was established on ? Answer: 1 October 1926 Kyoto is the city from which country? Answer:japan Device used for measure radiation ? Answer: geiger muller counter The second person who land on the moon? Answer: Edwin Eugene Aldrin which country is known as land of white elephants? Answer: Thailand which country is known as land of cakes? Answer: Scotland https://web.facebook.com/GeneralknowledgeRiver/ which country is known as land of thousand lakes Answer: Finland which country is known as land of windmills Answer: Netherland which country is known as land of lilies ? Answer: Canada

1. The spherical shape of a drop is due to _______ ?
Answer: Surface tension
Earth is protected from Ultra voilet radiation by _______ ?
Answer: Ozone
If we move from equator to pole the value of acceleration due to gravity "g"_______ ?
Answer: Increases
Capital of VeneZuela ?
Answer: Karakkas
Solid carbon dioxide is known as ______?
Answer: Dry ice
VAT was first introduced in which country ?
Answer: France
Which instrument is used to measure blood pressure ?
Answer: Sphygmomano meter
How many coastal states are in India ?
Answer: 9
The country which lost the largest number of people in the 2nd world war ?
Answer: Japan
Which is the Biggest Museum ?
Answer: British Museum, London
Shora is the parliament of _______?
Answer: Afghanistan
Who is the first person to get Param vir chakra ?
Answer: Major Somnath Sharma
Which is the largest fresh water lake in India ?
Answer: Wular Lake
Wular Lake is in which state?
Answer: Jammu and Kashmir
What is the full form of SIM ?
Answer: Subscriber Identity Module
What is the full form of https ?
https://web.facebook.com/GeneralknowledgeRiver/
Answer: Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
Where is Sardar Sarovar project situated ?
Answer: Gujarat
Which is the coldest planet in the solar system?
Answer: Neptune
How many bones are there in human skull ?
Answer: 22
Union public service commission was established on ?
Answer: 1 October 1926
Kyoto is the city from which country?
Answer:japan
Device used for measure radiation ?
Answer: geiger muller counter
The second person who land on the moon?
Answer: Edwin Eugene Aldrin
which country is known as land of white elephants?
Answer: Thailand
which country is known as land of cakes?
Answer: Scotland
https://web.facebook.com/GeneralknowledgeRiver/
which country is known as land of thousand lakes
Answer: Finland
which country is known as land of windmills
Answer: Netherland
which country is known as land of lilies ?
Answer: Canada

Who accepted Akbar’s “Din-i-Elahi”? Birbal only accepted

Who accepted Akbar’s “Din-i-Elahi”?
 Birbal only accepted

Who presided over the session of Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 10 August 1947? Ans is . Quaid-i-Azam

Who presided over the session of Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 10 August 1947? Ans is . Quaid-i-Azam