
Quit Pakistan Phenomenon and our usual interpretation
April 30, 2026


Know the CSS Raj that governs us
CSS 2025 outcome is revealed by FPSC . What are the major learnings from the outcome?
1/ Only ~3 out of 100 candidates succeed
2/ Women outperform men at every stage
3/ Punjab dominates allocations (61%). Urban Sindh seems to be least represented apart from Balochistan
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Only 2.77% passed the written exam (355 / 12,792)
Only 2.67% ultimately qualified (342 / 12,792)
π 97.3% of candidates did not make it
Of those who passed written, 96.3% cleared viva (342 / 355)
π Once past written, success is almost guaranteed
Only 49.7% of qualifiers were recommended (170 / 342)
π Another major filter after qualification
π©βπ¦±π¨ Gender β Almost Perfect Parity
Participation:
54.9% Male, 45.1% Female
Written Pass Rate (within gender):
Male: 2.53% (178 / 7,026)
Female: 3.07% (177 / 5,766)
π Women had a ~21% higher success rate at written stage
Final Qualification Rate:
Male: 2.45%
Female: 2.95%
π Gap persists in favour of women
Among Recommended Candidates:
49.4% Male, 50.6% Female
π Women slightly outnumber men at final selection stage
πΊοΈ Regional Share of Final Allocations
(out of 170 recommended)
Punjab: 61.2%
KPK: 12.4%
Sindh (Rural): 12.4%
Balochistan: 5.9%
Sindh (Urban): 2.9%
AJK: 2.4%
Ex-FATA: 1.8%
GB: 1.2%
π Punjab alone has more allocations than all other regions combined
βοΈ Gender Split Within Regions (Selected Insight)
Punjab: 60.6% Female, 39.4% Male
Sindh Rural: 76.2% Male dominance
KPK: 66.7% Male dominance
π Gender balance varies sharply by region