Within Pakistan’s bureaucratic system, PMS and CSS are essentially complementary exams. Eight distinct service groups are covered by CSS, which is overseen nationally by the Federal Public Service Commission. On the other hand, PMS, which is run by each province, recruits individuals in its local area.
The Provincial Management Service (PMS) is made up of directly appointed government personnel who passed a competitive exam held at the province level by the Public Service Commission in Grade 17. However, out of 1200 marks, Social Work contains 200 marks, i.e., Paper A, 100 marks, and Paper B, 100 marks.
Relevant Topics:
History of Social Welfare in Pakistan
Components of Social Case Work
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