It is the dream most Pakistani parents wish to see for their children. They want their offspring to succeed in life, and of course, getting a secure government job. But that’s not as easy as it sounds.
In order to do that, one must pass the Central Superior Services (CSS) examination. They are considered to be the most challenging exam in Pakistan as very few people manage to pass it, let alone secure a top position. Recently a girl from Quetta, Baluchistan managed to not only get the first position in her province but secured ninth place in the entire country!
Farwa Batool is the girl from the Hazara community in Quetta who made her parents and family proud. The young lady sat down for an interview and shared all the struggles she had to go through to get to where she is.
Farwa is the eldest among her three siblings. Her parents’ only wish was to see their children get a quality education.
Here’s how Farwa found out that she had secured a top position in the recent exams:
“The results of CSS exam came out on June 17, in which I bagged first position in Baluchistan and ninth position in Pakistan. I saw my pictures on social media with lots of prayers and well wishes. I will give all the credit for my success to my parents who educated me and enabled me to face them no matter how difficult the situation.”
ALSO READ
Did You Know This Son of a Mechanic Passed His CSS Exams?
Farwa has a keen interest in accounting. She talked about her earlier education and how she had to drop out of LUMS as their family could not afford the fees there.
“I got my early education from the Garrison Academy in Quetta. In 2007, our family moved to Karachi where I did O Levels from Beacon House School and then A Levels from Lyceum School. Then I graduated from Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) in 2018 with a degree in Accounting and Finance, after which I joined the banking sector.”
So what\s next for this bright young lady? Farwa now aims to join the Pakistan Administrative Service after training at the Civil Services Academy. We are all proud of her and wish her the best of luck for the future.
ALSO READ
5 Pakistani Sisters Make History as CSS 2019 Exams Conclude
