The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has issued important guidelines for candidates appearing in the CSS 2026 exams. These instructions aim to ensure a smooth and fair examination process.
According to the FPSC, all candidates must verify the validity of their National Identity Card (NIC) or passport before the exam. Expired documents must be renewed, as the commission will not allow entry with invalid identification.
The written exams for CSS 2026 are scheduled to begin on February 4. All registered candidates have been asked to strictly follow the newly issued important guidelines. FPSC emphasized that adherence to these instructions is mandatory for a smooth examination process.
In its public notice, the commission clarified that latecomers will not be permitted to enter the examination hall. Candidates are advised to arrive at their designated seats at least 50 minutes early to complete the identification and verification procedures.
The FPSC also reiterated that no extra materials, including stencils, additional papers, or notes, will be allowed inside the exam hall. Candidates should bring only the items approved in the previously issued instructions.
The commission urged all candidates to carefully follow both the newly issued important guidelines and earlier instructions. Violations may result in disciplinary action, including possible disqualification from the CSS 2026 exams.
Authorities emphasized that these measures are in place to maintain the integrity and fairness of the examination process. Candidates are advised to stay updated on any further announcements from the FPSC.
The FPSC also reminded candidates to ensure punctuality, proper documentation, and compliance with all exam rules to avoid unnecessary inconvenience or penalties.
By following the important guidelines, candidates can ensure their smooth participation in the CSS 2026 exams while maintaining the standards set by the commission for transparency and fairness.
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