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Essay Crash Course

CSS | PMS English Crash Course

Duration: 2 Months
Most students fail in Essay and Précis not because they don’t practice, but because their mistakes are never properly explained.
This course changes that by making Live Evaluation the central feature: every test you attempt will be discussed face-to-face, so you know exactly how to fix your errors.
Essay Mocks
– 10 Full-Length Essay Tests under exam conditions
– Weekly Essay Writing Test → checked & discussed live
– Individual Evaluation Slots → your essay is reviewed in front of you, point by point
– Live Feedback Sessions → learn how toppers build introductions, arguments, and conclusions
– Expert-Curated Topics & Resources to practice on most expected areas
– No generic remarks, no guesswork – you’ll see your mistakes explained on the spot.
Precis Mocks
– 10 Precis Writing Tests evaluated line by line
– Practice taken from past CSS/PMS papers
– Detailed Live Corrections → sentence structure, vocabulary, grammar, and clarity are explained in real time
– Improvement tips given while reviewing your own précis
Why Focus on Live Evaluations?
– Written comments alone don’t help — most students repeat the same mistakes.
– In this course, you will sit with the evaluator and see why your essay or précis lost marks.
– You’ll get the chance to ask questions instantly and clear confusion.
– Every student receives personalized attention, so your weaknesses are directly targeted.
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    our story

    How I Cracked Competitive Exams Thrice

    From Saraiki Meduim Taat School to Deputy Commissoner

    Educated at a medium-standard Saraiki Taat School with limited resources. Advanced through consistent academic performance and competitive preparation. Progressed into civil services on the basis of merit and perseverance. Currently serving as Deputy Commissioner, Inland Revenue Service, Lahore.

    Early Education

    Received early education at Government Primary School 273, Bokhri Wala, and Government High School, Chak 120, Layyah. Pursued further studies at DPS Model Town, Lahore, securing a Gold Medal in academics. Worked with the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) and participated in Plan9’s first incubation cycle.

    Academic brilliance → student leadership & debating → national and international representation

    - Ravian, Publican , Formanite - Intermediate from GCU lahore - Graduation from FCCU and PU - 2 Roll of Honors in Extra Curricular from FCCU and PU - Academic High achiever Award ICS-PU - President Formanites Debating Society - Director General FORMUN 15 - Parliamentary Debate team Captain representing Pakistan - Represented Asian Debating Championship Bali, Indonesia 2015 - University Rugby Team - University Cricket Team

    From Consecutive Qualifications to Civil Service

    I appeared in PMS 2017 and qualified, marking the beginning of my competitive examination journey. In the same year, I also qualified for CSS 2017, and once again succeeded in CSS 2018. Through this consistent performance, I secured allocation to the Inland Revenue Service and joined as Assistant Commissioner. My first posting was in Karachi, making me a rare three-consecutive-attempts qualifier in competitive examinations.

    From Civil Service to Chevening: A Scholar’s Journey at LSE

    I was selected as a Chevening Scholar and pursued a Master of Public Policy (MPP) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), UK. During my time there, I remained an active member of the LSE Debate Team and also served as an Adjudicator in international debating forums. Later, I had the privilege of contributing as a Chevening Scholarship Interview Panelist, mentoring and assessing aspiring scholars.

    Global policy Engagement

    I worked with the International Monetary Fund (IMF-V) on policy and financial frameworks and contributed to the United Nations Disaster Response Framework, gaining valuable exposure to global development work. These experiences reminded me that life is much more than just CSS—it is about continuously growing, exploring opportunities, and making an impact. For me, the constant reminder has always been: never settle for less than what you truly deserve.

    My Advice for all Aspirants

    My advice to all aspirants is to remember that success in competitive exams does not depend on privilege or background, but on consistency, discipline, and resilience. Every attempt should be seen as a learning milestone rather than a failure. Consistency always outweighs brilliance, patience is more valuable than shortcuts, and hard work creates its own privilege. At the same time, it is vital to realize that life is much bigger than just CSS — qualifying does not define your entire identity, and not qualifying does not diminish your worth. The skills, knowledge, and persistence developed during preparation will always open new doors and create opportunities. Above all, never settle for less than what you truly deserve.