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CSS 2019 Public Administration Past Paper

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Paper details

Examination
CSS
Year
2019
Subject
Public Administration
Paper
Single Paper
Subject type
Optional
Mode
Subjective

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Questions recorded from this paper

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  1. Q3 · Public Administration: Classical and Contemporary Theories andIs Public interest only a simple summation of private interest? Argue in the light of (20) the theory of John Rawls.
  2. Q6 · Public Policy Planning, Implementation and EvaluationExplain dispute settlement process. Do you think that the major methods of redressal (20) of public grievances in Pakistan are adequate? Argue your case.
  3. Q7 · Planning and Budgeting in PakistanDiscuss in detail the budgeting process of Pakistan. Do you satisfied with the (20) process? Discuss with practical examples.
  4. Q8 · Role of Civil Society in Good GovernanceWrite short notes on any TWO of the following: (10 each) (20) (a) Types of Decentralization (b) Role of Civil Society in good governance (c) Administrative buffering
  5. Q4 · The Situation in PakistanExplain the similarities and differences between Hersey and Blanchard’s Situational (20) theory and House’s Path Goal theory. Which one do you think is appropriate for contemporary situation of Pakistan and why?
  6. Q2 · Public Administration and DevelopmentDefine Public Administration. Discuss the relationship between Politics and Public (20) Administration.
  7. Q5 · Difference Between Development Administration and Development ManagementDifferentiate between Development administration and Administrative development. (20) Critically analyze the role of bureaucracy in Development administration in developing countries including Pakistan.

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