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Senate Recommends CSS Reforms: Age Limit Likely to Increase from 30 to 35 Years.

The Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat, presided over by Saleem Mandviwala, has recommended major reforms in the CSS (Central Superior Services) examination. One of the key proposals includes raising the upper age limit from 30 to 35 years, giving aspiring candidates a better opportunity to compete for Pakistan’s top civil service posts. This recommendation aims to ease the challenges faced by CSS aspirants due to the long exam cycle and limited attempts. The move is currently under consideration and is expected to be implemented soon, potentially from 2026. Watch this video to know: What the Senate sub-committee recommended How the changes could impact CSS aspirants What you need to know to prepare for the upcoming cycles Stay informed, stay prepared, and don’t miss out on this game-changing opportunity for CSS hopefuls! Hashtags / Tags: #CSSReforms #CSS2026 #SenateCommittee #AgeLimitIncrease #CSSAspirants #PakistaniCivilService #SaleemMandviwala #CSSNews #CSSPreparation #AyazMandokhail #ayazspeaksofficial #ayazmandokhail #journalisticinsights