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All Govt Jobs in Pakistan: One-Page Directory

All govt jobs in Pakistan — the one-page directory. Every major recruitment channel, every key portal, and how the federal, provincial and autonomous hiring systems fit together. Bookmark this page.

Quick answer: All government hiring flows through: FPSC (federal, fpsc.gov.pk), PPSC/SPSC/KPPSC/BPSC (provincial), NTS/OTS (testing), department portals (CDA, NPF, regulators), and national dailies. This directory maps every channel.

Federal Channel

FPSC (fpsc.gov.pk) — the federal government’s recruiter: consolidated monthly ads, BS-11 to BS-21 posts, online application with PSID fees (Rs 600–3,000). Covers ministries, attached departments, Islamabad Police officers, federal teachers and engineers. Our FPSC guide details the process.

Provincial Channels

PPSC (Punjab), SPSC (Sindh), KPPSC (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), BPSC (Balochistan), AJKPSC — each province’s mirror of FPSC, handling provincial departments, police, education and health. Apply in your domicile province.

Direct Departmental

CDA (cda.gov.pk/jobs), NPF (npftas.pk), NADRA, PTA, OGRA, SECP, WAPDA, Pakistan Railways, PIA — autonomous bodies advertising on their own sites. Often contract-based, often the fastest route in.

Testing Services

NTS, OTS, PTS, CTS — private testing agencies that conduct screening tests for departments lacking their own machinery. If an ad names one, register on its portal and prepare for its test pattern. Overview in our Islamabad jobs pillar guide.

How do I find all government jobs in one place?

No single portal covers everything — but this directory plus daily checks of fpsc.gov.pk, the dailies, and department sites gets you ~95% coverage.

Which is better: federal or provincial jobs?

Federal posts (Islamabad-based) offer wider exposure and central postings; provincial posts keep you in your home province. Pay scales are equivalent grade-for-grade.

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