Jobs in Punjab Public Service Commission Advertisement No.18/2021

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Latest Jobs in Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) June / July 2021

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Punjab Public Service Commission invites online job applications in following departments for the filling of different vacant post.

  1. Primary & Secondary Healthcare Department
  2. Specialized Healthcare & Medical Education Department
  3. Agriculture Department (Water Management Wing)
  4. Home Department (Child Protection & Welfare Bureau, Punjab)
  5. Board of Revenue (Punjab Land Records Authority)

Primary & Secondary Healthcare Department

POST NAME PRESCRIBED QUALIFICATION/ EXPERIENCE AS PER SERVICE RULES
PHARMACIST Doctor of pharmacy (Pharm-D) from a recognized University.

Specialized Healthcare & Medical Education Department

POST NAME PRESCRIBED QUALIFICATION/ EXPERIENCE AS PER SERVICE RULES
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY i) MBBS or equivalent qualification and FCPS or MS or MRCP or MD or Diplomat of American Board in respective specialty or equivalent qualification from an institute or a University recognized by the Pakistan Medical Commission; and
ii) Three years post qualification experience in Electrophysiology.
OR
iii) MBBS or equivalent qualification and FCPS or MS or MRCP or MD or Diplomat of American Board in Cardiology or equivalent qualification from an institute or a University recognized by the Pakistan Medical Commission; and
iv). Three years post qualification experience in Electrophysiology.
NOTE:
a) Only Teaching/ Research/ Practical Experience after the prescribed qualification shall be considered.
b) Experience certificate alongwith appointment letter(s) in respect of Contract, Current Charge, Acting Charge and appointment on Adhoc Basis which are issued by the Appointing Authority/ Head of Institution/ Organization/ Department under the rules, shall be accepted.

Agriculture Department (Water Management Wing)

POST NAME PRESCRIBED QUALIFICATION/ EXPERIENCE AS PER SERVICE RULES
ASSISTANT AGRONOMIST i) M.Sc (Hons.) Agriculture (second division) with Agronomy as a major subject from a recognized University, and
ii) Five years’ experience in the field of Water Management.
NOTE:
Only Practical / Administrative Experience must be acquired after prescribed qualification.
Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority

Home Department (Child Protection & Welfare Bureau, Punjab)

CHILD PROTECTION
OFFICER (LEGAL)
LLB (second division) from a University recognized by HEC with two years’ experience as an Advocate.
Note:
i). Only practical Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience certificate showing exact dates & containing complete information from President District Bar Association/ Sub Divisional Bar Association duly countersigned and affixing rubber stamp of District and Sessions Judge / Additional District & Session Judge concerned (in original) also having membership shall be submitted at the time of interview.

Board of Revenue (Punjab Land Records Authority)

POST NAME PRESCRIBED QUALIFICATION/ EXPERIENCE AS PER SERVICE RULES
COMPLAINT REDRESSAL) i) Masters or 16 years education in Social Sciences, Mass Communication or equivalent from HEC recognized University.
ii) 03 years relevant experience in large organizations of Private or Public Sector.
 IMPORTANT NOTE-I: The following list of disciplines will be considered in Social Sciences:-
i) Anthropology ii) Economics and Management iii) History iv) Human Services
v) Human Resource Management vi) Political Sciences vii) Geography viii) Education
ix)  Linguistics x) Communication xi) Psychology xii) Sociology xiii) Business Management
xiv) Any other Discipline recognized by HEC as Social Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTE-II: i) Only practical Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR HR i) Masters or 16 years education in Social Sciences, Public Administration, Business Administration, Commerce, Economics, Law or equivalent from HEC recognized University
ii) 03 years relevant experience in large organizations of Private or Public Sector.
 IMPORTANT NOTE-I: The following list of disciplines will be considered in Social Sciences:-
i) Anthropology ii) Economics and Management iii) History iv) Human Services
v) Human Resource Management vi) Political Sciences vii) Geography viii) Education
ix)  Linguistics x) Communication xi) Psychology xii) Sociology xiii) Business Management
xiv) Any other Discipline recognized by HEC as Social Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTE-II: i) Only practical Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
(MEDIA MANAGEMENT)
i) Masters or 16 years education in Social Sciences, Mass Communication or equivalent from HEC recognized University.
ii). years relevant experience in large organizations of Private or Public Sector. (At least 4 years’ experience at senior management level in public service organization)
IMPORTANT NOTE-I: The following list of disciplines will be considered in Social Sciences:-
i) Anthropology ii) Economics and Management iii) History iv) Human Services
v) Human Resource Management vi) Political Sciences vii) Geography viii) Education
ix)  Linguistics x) Communication xi) Psychology xii) Sociology xiii) Business Management
xiv) Any other Discipline recognized by HEC as Social Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTE-II: i) Only practical Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority.
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR SERVICE CENTER i) Masters or 16 years education in Social Sciences, Mass Communication or equivalent from HEC recognized University.
ii) 03 years relevant experience in large organizations of Private or Public Sector
 IMPORTANT NOTE-I: The following list of disciplines will be considered in Social Sciences:-
i) Anthropology ii) Economics and Management iii) History iv) Human Services
v) Human Resource Management vi) Political Sciences vii) Geography viii) Education
ix)  Linguistics x) Communication xi) Psychology xii) Sociology xiii) Business Management
xiv) Any other Discipline recognized by HEC as Social Sciences
IMPORTANT NOTE-II: i) Only Administrative Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (CITIZEN FEEDBACK & COMPLAINT) i. Masters or 16 years education in Social Sciences, Mass Communication or equivalent from HEC recognized University.
ii. 05 years relevant experience in large organizations of Private or Public Sector. (At least 4 years’ experience at senior management level in public service organization)
IMPORTANT NOTE-I: The following list of disciplines will be considered in Social Sciences:-
i) Anthropology ii) Economics and Management iii) History iv) Human Services
v) Human Resource Management vi) Political Sciences vii) Geography viii) Education ix)  Linguistics  x) Communication xi) Psychology xii) Sociology xiii) Business Management xiv) Any other Discipline recognized by HEC as Social Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTE-II: i) Only Practical Experience after prescribed qualification shall be considered.
ii) Experience in private entities shall be accepted if such entity is registered with SECP, Registrar of Firms or any other Regularity Authority.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

Age

Question No. 1:

How is the age of a candidate calculated/determined?

ANSWER :

Age is calculated from date of birth as given in Secondary School Certificate (Matriculation) or on any relevant certificate and is taken as final. In case the candidate has appeared in any other examination equivalent to Secondary School Certificate such as Senior Cambridge/O-level and the certificate of such examination does not bear date of birth of the candidate, he/she shall be required to produce;

  • School Leaving Certificate bearing his/her date of birth; or
  • b. Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) issued by National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)

Example

If date of birth of a candidate is 15 August, 1970 and the closing date for receipt of application in the PPSC office is 07-02-1998; the age will be calculated as under:


    Day Month Year
 
Closing Date –      07 02 1998
 
Date of Birth
of Candidate
–      15 08 1970
     
Age on closing date: 1+23 05 27
     
  (27 Years, 05 Months and 24 Days)

Explanation: While calculating his/her age, one day has been added to the calculations made with respect to his/her date of birth and closing date for receipt of on-line application. Thus on the closing date, the age of the candidate shall be 27 years 5 months and 24 days. This has been done on the grounds that a child born on 1st January will be of one year on 31st December in same year. On 1st January of next year, his/her age will be one year and one day.
However, in case of Competitive/Combined Competitive Examination the qualifying age will be reckoned as on the 1st of January of the year in which the exam is proposed to be held.


    Day Month Year
 
Closing Date –      01 01 2016
 
Date of Birth
of Candidate
–      01 01 1988
     
Age on closing date: 1+00 00 28
     
  (28 Years, 00 Months and 01 Days)

Question No. 2:

How is age relaxation given across the board?

ANSWER :

The relaxation in upper age limit is 5 years for males and 8 years for female candidates given by the Secretary of Department, will be given across the board; which will appear as part of the advertisement.

Question No. 3:

Can every candidate take advantage from age relaxation?

ANSWER :

General age relaxation is for everyone fulfilling the pre-requisite criteria for the post.

Question No. 4:

Can a candidate slightly underage or overage apply for a post advertised by Punjab Public Service Commission?

ANSWER :

No. A candidate, underage or overage by even one day, is not eligible for a post advertised by Punjab Public Service Commission.

Question No. 5

Is there any age relaxation for Government servants?

ANSWER :

If there is age relaxation for the Government Servants, it is mentioned in the advertisement.

Question No. 6

What are the criteria of age concession for the employees of Federal Government or Autonomous Bodies of Federal Government or Provincial Government and of Local Bodies?

ANSWER :

Employees of Federal Government or Semi Government and Autonomous bodies of Federal Government or Provincial Government and those of Local Bodies are not entitled to age concession for the period of their service in such organizations.

Qualification

Question No. 7:

How the eligibility about the Qualification of a candidate is determined?

ANSWER :

Eligibility of a candidate is determined against the prescribed qualification of a post given in the advertisement. However, higher and additional qualification will not be considered if a candidate does not possess advertised essential qualification.

Question No. 8:

If a Person has more than one Degree with result declared in the same year, for example, M. Phil from P.U and M.Ed from Allama Iqbal Open University, whether both these two degrees would be considered valid by PPSC , or only one of these two will be considered?

ANSWER :

Two degrees attained in the same academic years would not be considered. Only one degree will be considered for the applied post.

Question No. 9:

Is a candidate waiting for result eligible to apply?

ANSWER :

The candidate must have acquired the prescribed academic qualification on or before the closing date for submission of applications. Application of a candidate whose result has not been officially declared/announced by the Board/University on or before the closing date, is not considered.

Equivalence of Educational Degrees

Local Academic Institution

Question No. 10:

Does PPSC accept equivalence of certificates/degrees issued by the HEC?

ANSWER :

Yes, the equivalence of local academic qualifications as laid down by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC)/ Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC), Pakistan Engineering council (PEC) or other government designated competent Equivalence Committee/Authority like Qualification Equivalence Determination Committee (QEDC) are considered authentic.

Foreign Universities

Question No. 11:

Does PPSC accept equivalence of educational certificates/degrees awarded by foreign universities?

ANSWER :

Yes, Commission accepts degrees/certificates/diplomas only of those foreign universities which are recognized by Higher Education commission (HEC) or Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC)/ Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) or Pakistan Engineering council (PEC), Pakistan Nursing Council (PNC) or any other government designated competent Agency/Authority. However, a candidate is required to provide Equivalence Certificate issued by the QEDC/HEC at the time of interview failing which his/her application will be rejected.

Experience

Question No. 12:

Does PPSC count internship as experience?

ANSWER :

No. Internship, training or part time experience is not counted as required experience for a specific post, unless so mentioned in the advertisement/service rules.

Question No. 13:

How is the eligibility of a candidate vis-à-vis his/her experience is determined?

ANSWER :

Eligibility of a candidate as far as experience is concerned, is in accordance with the criteria advertised for the post. Experience will only be considered if supported by a notification/order issued by Head of Institution/Organization/Department or Appointing Authority concerned.
(b). Experience certificate alongwith appointment letter(s) in respect of Contract, Current Charge, Acting Charge and appointment on Adhoc basis which are issued by the Appointing Authority/ Head of Institution/ Organization/Department under the rules, shall be accepted.

District of Domicile

Question No. 15:

Can a resident of Azad Jammu and Kashmir apply for the posts advertised by PPSC?

ANSWER :

The candidates, who are permanent residents of Azad Jammu & Kashmir but are also domiciled in Punjab, will be considered on the basis of the domicile of the concerned district of Punjab.

Question No. 16:

Can a married female candidate apply on her husband’s domicile?

ANSWER :

A married female candidate may opt for the district of domicile of her husband provided she shall produce Domicile Certificate of her husband alongwith her previous Domicile Certificate, if she belongs to a district other than that of her husband, and also shall produce proof of her marriage. If she has no previous Domicile she shall be considered ineligible.

Quota

SPECIAL PERSONS

Question No. 18:

What is the criterion for a candidate to be included in the Special Persons’ Quota

ANSWER :

A candidate will be considered eligible for a post reserved for Special Persons if he/she has been registered as a Disabled Person with the Provincial Council for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons of Social Welfare Department and has been declared fit for work of the job applied for. Such candidates are required to produce a certificate to this effect.

Question No. 19:

Which is the issuing Authority of Disability Certificate?

ANSWER :

Provincial Council for Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons of Social Welfare Department.

MINORITY

Question No. 20:

How is the number of seats for Minorities determined?

ANSWER :

The number of seats for Minority quota is determined by the Department concerned. PPSC follows the distribution of seats as prescribed by the Department concerned.

WOMEN

Question No. 21:

Is there any fixed quota for women in all posts?

ANSWER :

No, usually women quota varies and determined by the Department concerned for which the post is advertised.

No. of Chances

Question No. 22:

How many chance can a candidate avail for a post?

ANSWER :

For all posts to be filled through written tests, followed by interview or interview alone, the number of chances are restricted to 03, in case the candidate who fails in written tests/interview thrice for a specific post(s).
i. Number of chances for Competitive Examinations will remain 03 and there will be no change for Competitive Examination, including Combined Competitive Examination.
ii. There is no limit of chances where recruitment is being made through one paper written test followed by interview or interview alone if a candidate obtains qualifying marks (40% marks) in the written test irrespective of the fact that whether he/she is called for interview or not and if he/she obtains qualifying marks (50% marks) in interview irrespective of the fact that whether he/she is recommended or not. (For example: if a candidate qualified the written test with 40% qualifying marks and called for interview, but he/she could not obtain qualifying marks (50%) in interview, his/her chance will be considered as availed.
iii. If a candidate who is applicant for more than one subject he/she will be allowed 3 chances in each subject for which he/she is a candidate. For example, for the post of Lecturer in Education Department, a candidate who is applicant for more than one subject will be allowed three chances in each subject for which he/she is a candidate.

Age Relaxation (Contract/Adhoc Employees)

Question No. 23:

Do Adhoc employees of Punjab Government have age relaxation as regular employees of Punjab Government.?

ANSWER :

The candidates who are working continuously on ad-hoc basis in the Punjab Government, are entitled to the following relaxation regarding upper age limit:-
a. The period of their continuous service on ad-hoc basis will be deducted from their age. This concession is available to a candidate for any post he/she applies in the Commission except for Combined Competitive Examination and Civil Judges-cum-Judicial Magistrates only.
b. A candidate who was already granted some relaxation in age at the time of his/her ad-hoc appointment against a post, will be allowed to avail such relaxation which will be in addition to the fresh continuous period of ad-hoc service provided that:-
1. He/she applies to the Commission for selection to the same post against which he/she was appointed on ad-hoc basis.
2. He/she submits a certificate from his/her appointing authority to the effect that he/she was appointed on ad-hoc basis after grant of relaxation in age limit of specific period and further that since then he/she is serving continuously on the same post without any break.

Question No. 24:

Do Contract employees of Punjab Government have age relaxation as regular employees of Punjab Government?

ANSWER :

When a person has rendered services on contract basis or on regular basis under the Punjab Government, the period spent by him/her in such service, for the purpose of upper age limit prescribed under any rule for appointment to any service/post, is excluded from his/her age. Provided that the upper age limit does not exceed 35 years for recruitment to any post to be filled on the recommendations of the Punjab Public Service Commission, on the basis of the Combined Competitive Examination, as laid down under the relevant rules. Whereas contract appointments are made against posts and the upper age limit for a post to be filled on contract basis has already been enhanced by the Department (e.g., in the case of Education Department etc.) as against the age limit prescribed in the service rules, no relaxation in the upper age limit will be allowed.

Procedure for Submission of Application

Question No. 1:

What is the procedure for submission of Online Application?

ANSWER :

For online submission, comprehensive procedure is available on PPSC website www.ppsc.gov.pk (at link: Apply Online). In case of any difficulty in online accessibility, candidates may contact through PPSC Help Line on Phone No. 042-99202764.

Question No. 2:

Does PPSC accept application in any other way apart from Online Application Form?

ANSWER :

No, PPSC does not accept application in any other format except through Online Application form.

Confirmation of Application Submission

Question No. 3:

How can confirmation of submission of online application be made?

ANSWER :

The submission of online application is instantly confirmed by provision of an “Application Number” and “Edit Token Number” to the candidate. Details are also sent to a candidate on email and in text message.

Question No. 4:

If confirmation of submission of online application not received via text?

ANSWER :

Make sure your Mobile Phone service provider is not blocked; your promotion messages and mobile phone number not converted to any other network. Otherwise follow instructions to retrieve token number by clicking “Edit Application” button on home page of website.

Retrieval of Token Number

Question No. 5:

How Token No. can be retrieved to check Detailed Mark Certificate (DMC)?

ANSWER :

Token No. is sent to the candidate through SMS after successful submission of online application. However, if Token No. is lost, candidate(s) can retrieve token number using Commission’s website by clicking “Edit Application” button on home page then choose the option “Forgot / Not Received Token No.”; provide the personal details. In case candidate(s) still not able to retrieve token number then he/she is directed to submit an application addressed to Secretary PPSC along with documentary proof of candidature i.e. Full Name, Roll No. and copy of valid CNIC and Post applied for.

Question No. 6:

Why to remember the Token Number is important?

ANSWER :

“Edit Token Number” is sent to the candidate once at the time of submission of online application, it is therefore, important to save it for future reference.

Editing of Application

Question No. 7:

How to Change/Edit the Application if a Candidate has Mistakenly Added the Wrong Information?

ANSWER :

To assess the Application Form for editing mistakenly added data, a candidate needs to have an “Application Number” and “Token Number” that are provided to a candidate after the successful submission of an application. Option for “Edit Application” is available on PPSC Website from where changes can be made in following forms:-

1. Preliminary Information

2. Personal Information

3. Qualification sets

4. Education Detail

5. Service Record

6. Bank Receipt Detail

This option remains valid till the closing date of receipt of application. Candidate can also seek help where necessary from the PPSC Information Office on Phone No. 042-99200161-2 and from I.T. Wing on Phone No. 042-99202740 & 042-99202764.

Submission of Hard Copies of Documents

Question No. 8:

Does a candidate need to submit hard copies of documents in addition to applying online?

ANSWER :

No. Hard Copies of Documents are not required to be submitted at the time of application submission for the posts falling in BS-18 or below. Hard copies of the documents are required at the time of interview for all the posts. However, for posts falling in BS-19 and above, Hard copies of Online Application Form along with two sets of photocopies of all required documents need to be provided by the candidates to the Commission’s office on or before the closing date.

Fee Structure

Question No. 1:

What is the fee structure for various posts?

ANSWER :

Category Amount
 a) Competitive Examination Rs. 1000/-
 b) One Paper MCQ Rs. 600/-

Challan Form

Question No. 2:

How can a candidate get the Fee Challan Form?

ANSWER :

It can be downloaded from the website of the Commission from the link “Information Desk, downloads”. 

Fee Submission

Question No. 3:

Can a Candidate Submit Application Fee in any bank other than NBP?

ANSWER :

Yes, candidates can deposit the application fee in the State Bank of Pakistan and Treasury Office of the District, in addition to National Bank of Pakistan.

Fee Exemption

Question No. 4:

Who are Exempted from Application Fee?

ANSWER :

Candidates with disabilities and PPSC employees are exempted from application fee for both Competitive Examination and one paper MCQ test.

Fee Refund

Question No. 5:

What is the procedure for Application/Examination fee refund?

ANSWER :

After a requisition is withdrawn, PPSC may provide an advice indicating the name of the candidate as well as his CNIC number. Thereafter, the Treasury Officer will affix a rubber stamp behind the original Fee Challan of the candidate and put his signature. The candidate will present the original Fee Challan after verification of the Treasury Office/District Accounts office before the State Bank of Pakistan for payment.

Question No. 6:

On what grounds can a candidate claim for Application/Examination fee refund?

ANSWER :

Application/Examination fee is refunded only to those candidates, whose claim for refund is based on grounds that the requisitions were withdrawn and no selection process actually took place.

Lost of Fee Slip

Question No. 7:

I have lost my fee slip. What should i do?

ANSWER :

Verified copy of Bank Scroll/Certificate dully Signed and Stamped showing the amount with date, particulars of the candidate and post applied for from the concerned branch of “NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN” where the requisite fee was deposited may be obtained and provided at the time of interview.

Apply for multiple posts

Question No. 8:

Can I apply for more than one post against any job advertisement of PPSC. If yes, than in this case what is the fee procedure?

ANSWER :

You can apply for more than one post, however, it is mandatory to deposit separate requisite fee against each post.

Admission Letter

Question No. 1:

How and When can a candidate take print of an Examination/Interview Admission Letter?

ANSWER :

The link for printing of Admission Letter is provided on PPSC website that can be assessed upon scheduling of the Exam. The candidate can get their Admission Letter printed by simply providing the information about their CNIC No. and selecting the post applied for in relevant box available on the screen.

Question No. 2:

Does PPSC upload the Admission Letter for Psychological Assessment?

ANSWER :

PPSC does not upload any admission letter for Psychological Assessment. Candidates should follow the instructions sent via text message. The Roll No. will remain same.

Change of Centre

Question No. 3:

Does PPSC accept request for change of Centre?

ANSWER :

Genuine requests for change of Centre along with proof in support of reason is acceptable provided candidate makes the request before allocation of Roll Number.

Documents required to Appear in Examination Centre

Question No. 4:

Which documents are mandatory for candidates to bring if CNIC has expired or lost for written examination/test?

ANSWER :

In case Computerized Identity Card has expired or is reported lost, the Officer Incharge of the Centre, allow such a candidate provisionally to appear in the written examination/test on production of Valid Original Passport or service Card or any other valid/authentic original document to the satisfaction of the centre Incharge. Provided further that the Centre Incharge will obtain an undertaking on the matter from the candidates to the effect that he/she shall produce the original valid CNIC at the time of interview failing which his/her candidature will be cancelled.

Items Prohibited in Examination Centre

Question No. 5:

Which Items are prohibited in Examination?

ANSWER :

Bringing of mobile telephones/electronic gadgets, books, purse, arms ammunitions etc. in the Examination Hall is strictly prohibited.

criteria of negative marking

Question No. 6:

What is the criteria of negative marking in MCQ’s type written test?

ANSWER :

Negative marking will be done and 0.25 marks shall be deducted for each wrong answer in the Multiple Choice / Objective / MCQ’s paper.

Result

Question No. 7:

What is the expected duration for the result declaration of written examination?

ANSWER :

There is no fixed duration and it varies depending upon the number of candidates. While usually for MCQ type paper 10 days are expected and for subjective type paper approximately 30 days..

Provision of Answer Keys

Question No. 8:

Can answer key of the Question Paper be provided to candidates?

ANSWER :

Detailed Marks Certificates (DMC) are uploaded for information of the candidates. There is no policy of the Commission for uploading the Answer Key.

Rechecking / Recounting of Answer Sheet

Question No. 9:

How can a candidate apply for Rechecking/ Recounting of his/her answer sheet?

ANSWER :

The candidate may submit an application addressed to Secretary (PPSC) after depositing Rechecking Fee of Rs. 200/ under the head of Miscellaneous department “C02101- Organizations of State-Examination Fee realized by the Punjab Public Service Commission” in State Bank of Pakistan/National Bank of Pakistan/Government Treasury and Sub Treasury, along with Bank receipt and necessary identification details i.e. Full Name, Roll No, Application No. and a copy of original Valid CNIC on “Information Desk” either by hand or by post.

Paper Time for Special Persons in combined competitive examination

Question No. 10:

What is the time duration for special persons in Combined Competitive Examination?

ANSWER :

In pursuance of Commission’s Policy, 10 minutes of an extra time in MCQ type and 15 minutes in subjective type papers is given to candidates having any disability.

Conduct of Written Test/Examination at Regional Office

Question No. 11:

When does PPSC conduct Written Test/Examination at its Regional Offices?

ANSWER :

PPSC conducts written Test/Examination if feasible, at its Regional Offices when sufficient number of candidates are available.

Sample Paper

Question No. 1:

Does PPSC provide a sample MCQ paper or past papers?

ANSWER :

Sample papers or past papers are not provided by the PPSC.

Percentage of Subjects in MCQ General Knowledge Paper

Question No. 2:

What is the Percentage of Subjects in MCQ General Knowledge Paper?

ANSWER :

Percentage of subjects in MCQ General Knowledge paper varies in different cases.

Interview Call Up

Question No. 1:

How many candidates are called for interview against one post?

ANSWER :

The number of candidates called for interview depends upon the number of posts however; usually 5 candidates are called for interview against one post.

Question No. 2:

How a Candidate is intimated/informed about the Interviews?

ANSWER :

Candidates are informed/Intimated about Interview through SMS and E-mail. Whereas a general information about interview is also given at the PPSC website.

Documents Required for Appearing in Interview

Question No. 3:

Which Documents are required by the candidates to bring at the time of Interview?

ANSWER :

A Candidate is required to bring Original CNIC, “Call Up Letter” for Interview and Original Educational Degrees and other Certificates e.g., Domicile, Departmental Permission (if needed), Medical Certificate (if needed), Disability Certificate (if needed) etc.

Departmental Permission Certificate (DPC/NOC)

Question No. 4:

Are Government servants working on Contract and Daily wages required to submit NOC for the posts advertised by PPSC?

ANSWER :

No Civil Servant is eligible for appointment to any service of the Province or to any post in connection with the affairs of the Province other than the service or the post to which he/she is for the time being appointed, unless he/she applies with permission in writing of the competent authority.

Medical Certificates

Question No. 5:

Does PPSC accept the revised Medical Certificates if there is some deficiency in the Medical Certificates?

ANSWER :

In Medical Certificate all Physical/visual measurement i.e. Height/Chest/Near & Distant vision must be mentioned as per Announcement. Any change/alteration in Medical Certificate issued after the closing date is not acceptable.

Rescheduling of Interviews

Question No. 6:

Does PPSC accept requests for rescheduling of interviews?

ANSWER :

Date of interview fixed by the PPSC is normally not changed. However, genuine requests of candidates along with proof in support of genuine reason(s) for rescheduling the interview, are accepted. Decision of the Chairman, PPSC to accept or reject such request for change of interview date is final.

Production of Deficient Documents in Case of Provisional Interview

Question No. 7:

How much time is given for fulfilling the requirement mentioned in the letters of undertaking/rejection?

ANSWER :

Time given to candidates for fulfilling the requirement of undertaking/rejection is up to 10 working days.

Question No. 8:

What if there is a public holiday on the date of deadline for fulfilling requirement of some document?

ANSWER :

If deadline for any document submission falls on Public holiday, the next working date/day will be considered the due date/day for submission.

Claim of Additional Marks

Question No. 9:

Does a candidate get Additional Marks for having a Distinction in Academic Career?

ANSWER :

No Additional Marks for having a Distinction in Academic Career are given to the candidates.

Question No. 10:

Does a Candidate Get Additional Marks for Higher Qualification?

ANSWER :

No, additional marks are given for higher qualification.

Rejection

Question No. 11:

Does the PPSC send text messages in addition to rejection email?

ANSWER :

No, PPSC does not send text message in addition to rejection letter. On the day of interview, rejected candidates are served with Rejection Letter in person. They are also given personal hearing by the Presiding Member if so desired by the aggrieved candidates.

Interview at Regional Offices

Question No. 12:

When does PPSC conduct interviews at its Regional Offices?

ANSWER :

PPSC conducts interviews if feasible, at its Regional Offices when sufficient number of candidates is available.

Reason of Rejection

Question No. 1:

What are the usual grounds of rejection of an application for recruitment cases?

ANSWER :

An applicant is liable for rejection on any of the following grounds:-

  • Fee not paid on or before the closing date.
  • Non-submission of original Treasury Receipt of application fee deposited on or before the closing date at the time of interview along with requisite documents (for non-test cases)
  • Under age/Overage candidates
  • No proof of age
  • Non possession of required/advertised domicile
  • No proof of Educational Qualification.
  • Educational Qualification is not relevant
  • Post qualification experience is short.
  • No proof of experience
  • Non possession of required/advertised experience.
  • Relevant/countable experience is short
  • Departmental Permission Certificate has been refused.

 

Procedure for Appeal

Question No. 2:

What is the procedure for submission of appeal against rejection by the Commission in recruitment cases?

ANSWER :

A candidate aggrieved by the decision of PPSC can, within 07 working days of communication of decision, make a representation to the Commission along with documentary proof and Commission decides the representation preferably after giving him/her personal hearing if needed.

Fee for Appeal

Question No. 3:

Is there any fee for appeal, if so how much?

ANSWER :

Yes, representation and review petitions are entertainable only if accompanied with original Treasury Receipt of Rs. 200/-

Question No. 1:

What is the purpose of Psychological Assessment?

ANSWER :

The purpose of Psychological Assessment is to estimate abilities and personality characteristics of the candidates with special regard to their aptitude for the Civil Services i.e. whether they possess the potential and qualities that are required as a Member of the Civil Services of Punjab.

Question No. 2:

For which posts Psychological Assessment is a pre-requisite?

ANSWER :

Psychological Assessment is a pre-requisite for following posts : –
i. Competitive Examinations
ii. Assistant Director Land Record
iii. Sub-Inspector.
iv. Jr. Traffic Warden
v. And for any other post where concerned Department requires so.

Question No. 3:

What sort of preparation is required for Psychological Assessment?

ANSWER :

No preparation is required for Psychological Tests. Just be yourself, respond to the question spontaneously. Express your true feelings, opinions and judgment.

Question No. 4:

How long does Psychological Assessment last?

ANSWER :

It varies, depending upon the requirement. It may last for few hours or may even spread over more than a one day session.

Question No. 5:

Can a candidate appear in Final Interview if one has failed to appear in the Psychological Assessment?

ANSWER :

No, a candidate cannot appear in Final Interview if one has failed to appear in Psychological Assessment.

Procedure for Appointment

Question No. 1:

What is the procedure after my recommendation?

ANSWER :

PPSC recommends suitable candidates after the prescribed procedure and sends it to the Department concerned. Appointment, training and posting of candidates are the responsibilities of that Department.

Validity of Merit List

Question No. 2:

How long is a Merit List of successful candidates maintained ?

ANSWER :

The merit list remains valid in all cases for one year from the date of issuance of original recommendations or till the date of receipt of next requisition in the Commission for the same post, whichever is earlier. However, if a new requisition for similar posts is received for special persons or minorities within one year validity period, the open merit, the women merit and the special zone merit list shall remain valid for the nomination of substitutes for the remaining period of validity year or till complete new requisition is received for the same post(s), whichever is earlier.

DETAILED MARKS CERTIFICATE (DMC)

Question No. 3:

How many days Detailed Marks Certificate will be available on the Website?

ANSWER :

DMC will remain available for 30 days, after this period no request for issuance of DMC will be entertained.

Probation Period

Question No. 4:

What is the period of probation for a given post?

ANSWER :

The period of probation differs based upon the Classification of a given post. The probation can be for a maximum period of two years. However, it may be extended by the Competent Authority.

Provision of substitute candidate

Question No. 5:

How is a substitute candidate provided by the PPSC, if a recommended candidate does not join the post?

ANSWER :

If a recommended candidate fails to join the post or tenders his/her resignation after joining or is terminated by the Department on any ground or declared medically unfit or the Appointing Authority refuses to issue offer of appointment during the validity of the merit list, a substitute is provided from the same merit list, if so requested by the Department concerned. Substitute candidate is not provided on the request of any candidate.

Non-Muslim opting Islamic Studies

Question No. 6:

Can Non-Muslim candidates opt for Islamic Studies?

ANSWER :

Yes, Non-Muslim candidates may either opt for Islamic Studies or Ethics according to their choice.

 

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