🇵🇰 Rao Talha Javed – A Rising Star Among Pakistan’s Young Civil Servants
Rao Talha Javed, at just 23 years old, has made history by becoming Pakistan’s youngest Assistant Commissioner. His journey is one of inspiration, discipline, and excellence that resonates deeply with the aspirations of Pakistan’s youth.
👤 Who is Rao Talha Javed?
Rao Talha Javed is a bright young civil servant from Dunyapur, District Lodhran. Belonging to the Panwar Rajput community, he is the son of Rao Umar Javed, Vice President of the Central Executive Committee of the Regional Union of Journalists, Pakistan (South Punjab). His family roots go back to village Bensi in present-day Haryana (India), before the formation of Pakistan.
🎓 Rao Talha Javed’s Academic Journey
Matriculation (2015) – Dunyapur Public School, with distinction
F.Sc. (2017) – Secured excellent marks
B.Sc. Civil Engineering (2021) – Military College of Engineering, NUST, Rawalpindi
His strong academic record laid the foundation for the next big step — preparing for Pakistan’s toughest competitive exam: CSS.
🏆 CSS Success at 23
In 2022, Rao Talha took the Central Superior Services (CSS) exam and passed it on his first attempt, which is a rare and commendable feat. He was allocated to the Inland Revenue Service (IRS).
He completed his civil services training under the 51st Common Training Program (CTP) at the Civil Services Academy, Lahore. In 2025, he officially assumed office as Assistant Commissioner Inland Revenue.
📘 What is CSS in Pakistan?
CSS (Central Superior Services) is a nationwide competitive examination conducted by the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC). It recruits individuals for BS-17 grade positions in various government departments such as:
Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS)
Police Service of Pakistan (PSP)
Foreign Service of Pakistan (FSP)
Inland Revenue, Customs, Railways, Audit & Accounts, and others.
Successful candidates become part of Pakistan’s elite bureaucracy and are key in shaping public administration and policy.
📝 How to Prepare for CSS?
Eligibility:
Minimum Bachelor’s degree (14 years of education)
Age: 21 to 30 years
CSS Exam Stages:
Written Examination – 12 papers (6 compulsory, 6 optional)
Medical Test
Psychological Assessment
Viva Voce (Interview)
Compulsory Subjects:
English Essay
English Precis & Composition
General Science & Ability
Pakistan Affairs
Current Affairs
Islamiat
Optional Subjects: Chosen based on your background/interests (e.g., International Relations, History, Law, Sociology, etc.)
Preparation Time: 6–12 months of dedicated preparation is generally recommended.
Resources:
Study past papers
Improve English writing skills
Follow current affairs (newspapers, journals)
Join academies (optional) or rely on structured self-study
🌟 Why Rao Talha Javed is a Role Model
Talha’s story is not just about academic success — it’s about vision, resilience, and a genuine desire to serve Pakistan. His rapid rise shows that age is no barrier when your goals are clear and your preparation is sincere.
🙏 A Message for Pakistan’s Youth
Rao Talha Javed’s journey reminds us that Pakistan is full of potential. Our youth can rise to any challenge — be it education, governance, or innovation — with passion, preparation, and purpose.
“Work hard in silence. Let your success make the noise.” — Talha
