Auder Experts Notes
– Latest Guide on CSS Subjects and Groups

Are you looking for
the latest information on CSS Subjects and Groups? You’ve come to the
right place! Here, you will find everything you need to know about CSS
compulsory and optional subjects to stay updated with the latest
examination requirements.

CSS Compulsory
Subjects (600 Marks)

Every CSS candidate
must attempt the CSS Compulsory Subjects, which account for a total of 600
marks. These subjects include:

• Essay
• General Knowledge
• English (Precis and Composition)
• General Science and Ability
• Pakistan Affairs
• Current Affairs
• Islamic Studies or Comparative Study of Major
  Religions (for non-Muslims)

Excelling in these
compulsory subjects is crucial to gaining a competitive advantage in the
CSS exam, which is known for its high level of competition.

Code No	Subject	Marks
01	English Essay	100
02	English (Precis and Composition)	100
03	General Science and Ability	100
04	Current Affairs	100
05	Pakistan Affairs	100
06	Islamic Studies or Comparative Study of Major Religions	100

CSS Optional
Subjects List (600 Marks)

In addition to
compulsory subjects, CSS candidates must choose from a range of optional
subjects worth 600 marks. The CSS Optional Subjects are categorized
into different groups, allowing flexibility in selecting subjects that align
with the candidate’s interests and expertise.

Group-I (Select One
Subject of 200 Marks)

Code No	Subject	Marks
11	Accountancy & Auditing	200
12	Economics	200
13	Computer Science	200
14	Political Science	200
15	International Relations	200

Group-II (Select
One Subject of 200 Marks or 2 Subjects of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subjects	Marks
16	Physics	200
17	Chemistry	200
18	Applied Mathematics	100
19	Pure Mathematics	100
20	Statistics	100
21	Geology	100

Importance of
Selecting the Right CSS Subjects

Choosing the right CSS
Subjects Groups is vital for success in the CSS examination. It can
significantly improve your chances of obtaining high scores and help you
secure a prestigious government position. Candidates should carefully select
subjects in which they have command and knowledge to perform well
in the final exam.

Additional Optional
Subject Groups

There are also various
other groups of optional subjects, such as History, Gender
Studies, Environmental Sciences, Law, Journalism, Mass
Communication, and more. These allow candidates to pick subjects that they
excel in or are passionate about.

Group-III (Select
One Subject of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subjects	Marks
22	Business Administration	100
23	Public Administration	100
24	Governance & Public Policies	100
25	Town Planning & Urban Management	100

Group-IV (Select
One Subject of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subject	Marks
26	History of Pakistan & India	100
27	Islamic History & Culture	100
28	European History	100
29	British History	100
30	History of USA	100

Group-V (Select One
Subject of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subject	Marks
31	Gender Studies	100
32	Environmental Sciences	100
33	Agriculture & Forestry	100
34	Botany	100
35	Zoology	100
36	English Literature	100
37	Urdu Literature	100

Group-VI (Select
One Subject of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subject	Marks
38	Law	100
39	Constitutional Law	100
40	International Law	100
41	Muslim Law & Jurisprudence	100
42	Mercantile Law	100
43	Criminology	100
44	Philosophy	100

Group-VII (Select
One Subject of 100 Marks)

Code No	Subjects	Marks
45	Journalism & Mass Communication	100
46	Psychology	100
47	Geography	100
48	Sociology	100
49	Anthropology	100
50	Punjabi	100
51	Sindhi	100
52	Pashto	100
53	Balochi	100
54	Persian	100
55	Arabic	100

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