Pure Mathematics CSS Syllabus 2025 (in PDF as well)

Download Pure Mathematics CSS Syllabus 2025 in PDF or view online. Pure Mathematics is really a good scoring CSS optional subject that candidates can go for. But, if you are not a science type guy and find interest in social science CSS subjects, you must look for another option.

Pure Mathematics Syllabus (CSS – FPSC)

Section A (40 Marks)

  1. Modern Algebra:
    • Groups and subgroups
    • Lagrange’s theorem
    • Cyclic groups
    • Normal subgroups
    • Quotient groups
    • Fundamental theorem of homomorphism
    • Isomorphism theorems of groups
    • Inner automorphisms
  2. Linear Algebra:
    • Vector spaces
    • Subspaces
    • Linear independence and dependence
    • Bases and dimensions
    • Linear transformations and their matrices
    • Change of basis
    • Rank and nullity
    • Eigenvalues and eigenvectors

Section B (60 Marks)

  1. Calculus:
    • Limits and continuity
    • Differentiation and integration of functions of one and several variables
    • Partial derivatives
    • Multiple integrals and their applications
    • Sequences and series
    • Uniform convergence
  2. Real Analysis:
    • Properties of real numbers
    • Sequences and series of real numbers
    • Continuity, differentiability, and integrability of functions
    • Riemann integral
    • Improper integrals
  3. Complex Analysis:
    • Complex numbers
    • Analytic functions
    • Cauchy-Riemann equations
    • Complex integration
    • Cauchy’s theorem and integral formula
    • Taylor and Laurent series
    • Residue theorem and its applications

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Pure Mathematics Books

Recommended Books for CSS Pure Mathematics

SubjectBook TitleAuthor
Modern AlgebraContemporary Abstract AlgebraJoseph A. Gallian
Modern AlgebraAbstract AlgebraDavid S. Dummit & Richard M. Foote
Linear AlgebraLinear Algebra and Its ApplicationsGilbert Strang
Linear AlgebraLinear Algebra Done RightSheldon Axler
CalculusThomas’ CalculusGeorge B. Thomas, Maurice D. Weir
CalculusCalculusJames Stewart
Real AnalysisPrinciples of Mathematical AnalysisWalter Rudin
Real AnalysisReal AnalysisH.L. Royden & Patrick Fitzpatrick
Complex AnalysisComplex Variables and ApplicationsJames Ward Brown & Ruel V. Churchill
Complex AnalysisComplex AnalysisLars Ahlfors

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