Civil service fast stream 2026

I applied for Project delivery, Policy and operational delivery. Which are less competitive compared to most of them. I also haven't been accept on any yet, still says in progress.

Got Excelling for WBS and Developing for CS and I haven't heard back yet.
Did:
Science & Engineering
Government Social Res
Government Policy
Feedback for WBS:
How can I better consider the feelings of my colleagues?
Can I adapt my behaviour to better manage conflicts?
In what ways can I support other people’s development in line with their needs?
Feedback for CS:
When I use data and information, am I looking at it holistically and understanding the bigger picture in order to make informed decisions?
When working with others, am I fully utilising my interpersonal skills to maximise the potential of team work?
How can I push myself to achieve excellent results, regardless of the situation and its difficulties?
What can I do to adapt to developments efficiently and work at pace to deliver results?
I hope my combination and the fact science and engineering is one of the less competitive out of the schemes can squeak me through

Anyone doing science and technology heard anything?

Does anyone know what the additional information is for the Government Economic Service? And in general, is it like questions to answers/ an interview etc?

Just what’s in ur degree that’s sort of stuff

has anyone heard anything today? i got double refining but can see some people have already been moved forward with these results. applied for 1. social science, 2. science and tech and 3. policy.

Nothing heard back, I too have a double refining.

If you don't hear back by the end of next week it will probably be a rejection. We go again next year.

I am also still waiting with excelling and refining, for policy, commercial and finance. It's been two weeks, next Wednesday is D-Day though, 99.9% of initial tests will be done.
I am a little surprised nobody has been rejected, a fair few got the message long before the closing date last year.
As I said before, whilst policy has a (relatively) high acceptance rate, the lack of a final selection board means the score needed here will be pretty high.

Got the same result and schemes and haven't heard back either but I don't think anyone has from policy or HoP yet, at least not on here? Last year I was rejected on the 13th of November so I think we'll hear soon either way

applied for project delivery, finance & government policy. tests took me ages but got excelling on WBS and developing on case study so not feeling too confident 😮*💨