Your CSS journey begins with the compulsory subjects. Six papers, 600 marks, and countless opportunities to improve your score. Explore the complete CSS compulsory subjects syllabus, understand what each paper demands, and prepare smarter with CSS PMS NOTES.
CSS Compulsory Subjects & Marks
#
Subject
Marks
1
English Essay
100
2
English (Precis and Composition)
100
3
General Science & Ability
100
4
Current Affairs
100
5
Pakistan Affairs
100
6
Islamic Studies*
100
Total
600
*Non-Muslim candidates appear in Comparative Study of Major Religions instead of Islamic Studies.
Subjects List
English Essay
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English (Precis and Composition)
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General Science & Ability
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Current Affairs
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Pakistan Affairs
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Islamic Studies (Comparative Study of Major Religions for non-Muslim candidates)
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FAQs
How many compulsory subjects are there in CSS?
There are 6 compulsory subjects in the CSS exam. Every candidate must attempt all six.
What are the CSS compulsory subjects?
English Essay, English Precis and Composition, General Science and Ability, Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, and Islamic Studies.
How many total marks do CSS compulsory subjects carry?
600 marks in total. Each subject carries 100 marks.
Can I skip a compulsory subject in CSS?
No. Compulsory subjects cannot be dropped or replaced, except for Islamic Studies.
What replaces Islamic Studies for non-Muslim candidates?
Non-Muslim candidates appear in Comparative Study of Major Religions instead.
What is the passing mark for each compulsory subject?
Candidates need at least 40% marks in each compulsory paper to qualify.
Are compulsory subjects harder than optional subjects?
Not necessarily harder, but they test different skills. They focus on writing, analysis, and general awareness rather than specialized knowledge.
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