CSS Sindhi Past Papers 2016–2026: PDF Download
Sindhi carries 100 marks in CSS, with 20 marks for MCQs and 80 for written questions. The syllabus isn’t limited to famous poets and their works. It also covers the history of the Sindhi language, its different dialects, folk stories, and traditional poetic forms such as bait, wai, and kafi. Candidates generally have to write their descriptive answers in Sindhi. We’ve gathered the CSS Sindhi past papers issued by FPSC from 2016 to 2026 below.
CSS Sindhi Past Paper Trends
Sachal Sarmast, Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai and Shaikh Ayaz have all featured in recent papers. In 2024, there was a question about Sufism in Sachal’s poetry. The following year, students had to discuss how Shaikh Ayaz drew on Shah Latif’s literary traditions while bringing something new to Sindhi poetry. Ayaz came up again in 2026, though this time the question was about romantic imagery in his verses. The same paper asked about Shah Latif’s descriptions of sea trade and coastal life. Poetry wasn’t the only area examined. The 2025 paper also included questions on the Vicholi dialect and the mythical elements found in Sindhi folk tales.