Our Faculty ICEP · New Garden Town Lahore

Dr. Asim Akhtar holds a PhD in Islamic Studies and brings more than 20 years of teaching experience across higher education and competitive exam preparation. He is a retired professor who now mentors CSS and PMS aspirants at ICEP CSS Institute, with lectures built around Quranic and Hadith-based analysis and the political, economic, and social dimensions of Islamic thought. His classes focus on examiner-oriented answer writing for the FPSC Islamic Studies paper, drawing on decades of academic grounding rather than exam-day shortcuts. Aspirants preparing Comparative Religion or Islamic Political Thought as an optional subject work with the same conceptual framework he applies to the compulsory paper.

Ma’am Rimsha scored 65 marks in the CSS 2024 English Essay examination conducted by FPSC, among the highest essay scores recorded that year. She now mentors CSS and PMS aspirants at ICEP in thesis statement development, argument construction, and examiner-oriented essay presentation. Her sessions cover coherence, structure, and vocabulary refinement alongside practical feedback on full-length essays written under exam conditions. Fresh graduates attempting the essay paper for the first time and repeat aspirants refining argument structure both work from the same FPSC-aligned methodology.

Sir Usama Yasin is a PMS qualifier who mentors CSS and PMS aspirants in Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, and essay guidance at ICEP CSS Institute. His sessions track Pakistan’s political, constitutional, and foreign policy developments alongside international issues relevant to the FPSC and PPSC syllabi. Answer-writing practice sits alongside current updates, since Current Affairs marks depend as much on argument structure as on factual recall. Working professionals attending evening batches use his updated content to stay current without daily independent research.

Dr. Waqas Younus holds a PhD in Biosciences and teaches General Science and Ability for CSS, PMS, and other FPSC and PPSC examinations at ICEP CSS Institute. His classes convert scientific and quantitative concepts into exam-ready material, covering everyday science, analytical reasoning, and applied problem-solving for the GSA paper. MCQ practice sessions run alongside concept teaching so aspirants can handle both the objective and subjective portions of the paper. His biosciences background gives the life-sciences component of GSA a depth most general-science instructors cannot match.

Sir Usama Hashmi holds an MPhil in Linguistics and has ten years of teaching experience, alongside PMS qualifier status, mentoring English Precis and Composition at ICEP CSS Institute. His linguistics background shapes how he teaches sentence structure, active and passive voice, tenses, and syntax for the FPSC and PPSC English papers. Precis writing and summary construction are taught as structured, rule-based skills rather than general writing advice. Aspirants who have struggled with grammar accuracy in previous attempts work through his sentence correction drills to close specific error patterns.

Sir Abu Bakar holds an MPhil in Political Science and teaches Political Science, Pakistan Affairs, and Governance at ICEP CSS Institute. His lectures draw on FPSC-recommended texts, including Ishrat Husain’s work on institutional reform and Anatol Lieven’s analysis of Pakistan’s political structure, connecting theory directly to the CSS and PMS syllabus. Students preparing Political Science or Governance and Public Policy as an optional subject learn to convert dense literature into examiner-ready arguments. His approach links recommended readings to current governance debates rather than treating them as separate study tracks.

Dr. Qaisar Rasheed is a senior bureaucrat and an FPSC paper checker who has delivered more than 70 lectures on English Foundation at ICEP CSS Institute. His experience marking FPSC papers gives him direct insight into the grammar errors, sentence-correction mistakes, and structural weaknesses examiners flag most often. Foundation-level teaching covers core grammar rules, narration, voice, and comprehension before students move into precis or essay-specific coaching. Fresh graduates without a strong English foundation typically start here before progressing to Sir Usama Hashmi’s Precis and Composition classes.