Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) opened applications for around 400 government vacancies in Punjab. The job openings are for BS-11 to BS-18 positions, offering opportunities for candidates with qualifications ranging from Intermediate to postgraduate and professional degrees. Eligible applicants can submit their online applications before the August 5, 2026 deadline.
This gives applicants roughly two weeks from the publish date, so it’s worth getting your documents together sooner rather than later. Rather than one department putting out a small batch of posts, this advertisement spreads vacancies across eight different departments, with pay scales running from BS-11 up to BS-18.
Engineers, take note. The largest single batch of posts is for Municipal Officer (Infrastructure) / Assistant Director / Assistant Engineer (Building) at BS-17 — 46 posts in total. You’ll need a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering registered with the Pakistan Engineering Council, plus three years of relevant experience.
Police work is getting more technical. Punjab Police’s Special Branch is hiring a Technical Officer (Software) and a Database Administrator, both BS-16, a solid opening for CS, software engineering, or IT graduates who want to work in law enforcement without pounding the pavement.
Rescue 1122 has a lot on offer. They’re bringing in Emergency Officers (33 posts at BS-17), plus a Senior Medical Officer, Public Relations Officer, Purchase Officer, Social Welfare Officer, Assistant HR Officer, and Assistant Officer Planning. One thing to know ahead of time: several of these posts come with a physical efficiency test — a timed mile run, push-ups, sit-ups, chest and height requirements, and a BMI cap. If you’re serious about applying, it’s worth starting to train now instead of waiting.
This is a huge moment for doctors. The Specialized Healthcare & Medical Education Department makes up the bulk of this advertisement, with Senior Registrar posts (BS-18) open across a long list of specialties:
There’s also solid batch of clerical and admin roles. Junior Clerks, Stenographers, an Assistant, a Junior Computer Operator, a Data Entry Supervisor, and an Assistant Secretary / Assistant Controller of Examinations are all up for grabs across offices in Bahawalpur, Kot Addu, and Faisalabad. These tend to be more accessible for HSSC or graduate-level candidates who are just starting out.
And a handful of specialist roles round things out: an Internal Audit Specialist (BS-18) for the Punjab Revenue Authority, four Child Psychologist posts for the Child Protection & Welfare Bureau, a Head Draftsman for Mines & Minerals, and 15 Information Officer posts (BS-17) for the Information & Culture Department, which would suit journalism or mass communication graduates.
A single MCQ-based written test worth 100 marks, with 90 minutes to complete it. What the questions actually cover depends on the post, General posts test general knowledge, current affairs, basic English/Urdu, and simple math. Technical and professional posts test knowledge specific to your qualification or field.
Clerical and stenographer posts add a typing or shorthand test after you clear the written exam.
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