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FPSC Jobs 2026: 524 Federal Posts, Apply by August 31

FPSC's Consolidated Advertisement Phase-3/2026 offers 524 federal government vacancies across 68 recruitment cases, from BS-16 to BS-20. Complete list, fees, and how to apply before August 31.

Dawood Toufeeq3 min read
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The Federal Public Service Commission has opened one of its largest recruitment drives of the year, with 524 vacancies spread across dozens of federal departments — and if you're eligible for any of them, the clock is already running on a August 31 deadline.

Why This FPSC Advertisement Is Different

Rather than a single-department hiring round, this Consolidated Advertisement bundles 68 separate recruitment cases into one release, spanning ministries as varied as Defence, Interior and Narcotics Control, National Health Services, the Board of Investment, the Meteorological Department, and Climate Change. This breadth means candidates across teaching, healthcare, IT, engineering, law enforcement, and administrative backgrounds all have genuine opportunities within this single advertisement.

Major Vacancy Categories

| Post | Scale | Department/Location | Posts |

|---|---|---|---|

| Secondary School Teacher (Male) | BS-17 | Federal Government Educational Institutions | 98 |

| Charge Nurse | BS-16 | Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) | 70 |

| Medical Officer | BS-17 | Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) | 50 |

| Lecturer (Male) | — | Gilgit-Baltistan | 29 |

| Computer Instructor (Male) | — | — | 27 |

| Inspector | BS-16 | Islamabad Capital Territory Police | 23 |

| Superintendent | BS-16 | Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) | 22 |

| Computer Instructor (Female) | — | — | 14 |

Beyond these larger categories, the advertisement also includes positions for engineers, doctors, additional nurses, IT professionals, meteorologists, legal officers, statisticians, and administrators across various smaller recruitment cases.

FPSC Application Fee by Scale

| Scale | Application Fee |

|---|---|

| BS-16 and BS-17 | Rs. 600 |

| BS-18 | Rs. 1,500 |

| BS-19 | Rs. 2,500 |

| BS-20 and above | Rs. 3,000 |

Step-by-Step: How to Apply

  1. Visit the official FPSC portal at fpsc.gov.pk and locate the Consolidated Advertisement Phase-3/2026 listing.
  2. Select your desired post, reviewing its specific eligibility, domicile, and quota requirements carefully.
  3. Complete the online application form, providing accurate personal details along with a valid mobile number and email address.
  4. Pay the applicable fee through the PSID number generated by the system, based on your post's scale.
  5. Review your application thoroughly before submitting — FPSC does not accept manual applications, hard copies, or corrections after the deadline.
  6. Submit before August 31, 2026, and retain your application confirmation for your records.

Final Thoughts

With 524 posts spanning teaching, healthcare, law enforcement, IT, and technical fields, this is one of the broadest federal recruitment opportunities Pakistan has seen this year — but with less than three weeks until the deadline, this is the week to shortlist which posts actually match your qualifications and domicile, rather than leaving the decision until the final days.

Official source: Federal Public Service Commission

Frequently Asked Questions

It's a single, large recruitment advertisement from the Federal Public Service Commission covering 524 vacancies across 68 separate recruitment cases in multiple federal ministries and departments, spanning BS-16 to BS-20.

Applications must be submitted online by August 31, 2026. Written examinations are tentatively scheduled to begin October 10, 2026.

The largest single category is 98 Secondary School Teacher (Male) BS-17 posts. Other major categories include 70 Charge Nurse (BS-16) and 50 Medical Officer (BS-17) posts at PIMS, 29 Lecturer (Male) posts in Gilgit-Baltistan, 27 Computer Instructor (Male) and 14 Computer Instructor (Female) posts, 23 Inspector (BS-16) posts in ICT Police, and 22 Superintendent (BS-16) posts in the FIA.

The fee is Rs. 600 for BS-16 and BS-17 posts, Rs. 1,500 for BS-18, Rs. 2,500 for BS-19, and Rs. 3,000 for BS-20 and above, paid through a PSID generated by the FPSC system.

FPSC has tentatively scheduled written examinations to begin from October 10, 2026, though candidates should confirm their specific exam date and roll number slip closer to the date through the official FPSC portal.

Apply entirely online through fpsc.gov.pk — FPSC does not accept manual applications or hard copies. Select your desired post, complete the form with valid mobile and email details, review eligibility and domicile requirements, and submit before August 31, 2026.

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