Sindh Public Service Commission
The Sindh Public Service Commission has opened one of the biggest Sindh government recruitment rounds of the year. Consolidated Advertisement No. 07/2026, dated 12 November 2026, invites online applications for 67 posts in BS-16 to BS-19 across three departments of the Government of Sindh: Energy, Forest & Wildlife, and Industries & Commerce. From a BS-19 Director in the oil and gas directorate to wildlife rangers, boiler inspectors and coal-mine inspectors, the round covers an unusually wide mix of technical, field and office roles.
Last date to apply: 14 December 2026 (online form open until 5:00 pm on the closing day).
SPSC Advertisement 07/2026 – Key Highlights
- 67 posts across 36 serials, in pay scales BS-16 to BS-19.
- Departments: Energy 35 posts, Forest & Wildlife 28 posts, Industries & Commerce 4 posts.
- Advertisement: Consolidated Advertisement No. 07/2026, dated 12 November 2026.
- Fee: Rs. 500 challan, paid online through a PSID and the 1Bill service.
- How to apply: online only at spsc.gov.pk — manual applications are not accepted.
- Posting places: Karachi, Hyderabad, Jamshoro, Mithi, Sukkur and Mirpurkhas, as listed against each serial.
SPSC 07/2026 – Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Advertisement issued | 12 November 2026 |
| Online applications open | 12 November 2026 |
| Last date to apply | 14 December 2026 (form open till 5:00 pm) |
| Fee payment | Rs. 500 challan through PSID / 1Bill, before submitting the form |
Energy Department – 35 Posts in 24 Serials
The Energy Department carries the largest share of this advertisement. Its posts sit in the Directorate of Oil & Gas, the Electricity Monitoring & Reconciliation Cell, the Inspectorate of Coal Mines, the Directorate General Coal Mines Development, the Directorate General Power Development Sindh, the Electric Inspectorates, the Directorate of Village Electrification and the Directorate of Alternative Energy.
| Post | Scale | Posts | Office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Director | BS-19 | 1 | Directorate of Oil & Gas, Karachi |
| Incharge MIS | BS-18 | 1 | Electricity Monitoring & Reconciliation Cell, Karachi |
| Programmer | BS-17 | 1 | Electricity Monitoring & Reconciliation Cell, Karachi |
| Medical Inspector | BS-17 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Karachi |
| Prosecuting Inspector | BS-16 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Karachi |
| Survey & Drawing Officer | BS-16 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Karachi |
| Stenographer | BS-16 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Karachi |
| Assistant | BS-16 | 2 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Karachi |
| Junior Inspector of Coal Mines | BPS-17 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Mithi |
| Prosecuting Inspector | BPS-16 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Hyderabad |
| Survey & Drawing Officer | BPS-16 | 1 | Inspectorate of Coal Mines, Hyderabad |
| Assistant Director (Technical) | BPS-17 | 2 | Directorate General Coal Mines Development, Karachi |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 3 | Directorate General Coal Mines Development, Karachi |
| Assistant Director (Technical) | BPS-17 | 1 | Directorate General Coal Mines Development, Jamshoro |
| Stenographer | BPS-16 | 1 | Directorate General Power Development Sindh, Karachi |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 1 | Directorate General Power Development Sindh, Karachi |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 3 | Electric Inspectorate Karachi, Region-I |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 3 | Electric Inspectorate Karachi, Region-II |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 2 | Electric Inspectorate Hyderabad Region |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 1 | Electric Inspectorate Sukkur Region |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 1 | Electric Inspectorate Mirpurkhas Region |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 3 | Directorate of Village Electrification, Hyderabad |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 1 | Directorate of Alternative Energy, Karachi |
| Technical Officer | BPS-17 | 1 | Energy Department |
Assistant (BPS-16) is the single biggest group in the Energy share, with 20 seats across 10 separate serials — the coal-mines, power-development and electric-inspectorate offices, village electrification and alternative energy. Each office is a separate serial in the advertisement, so candidates must pick the exact serial for their office when they apply. The senior posts ask for real depth: the Director (BS-19) needs a PhD in petroleum or a related field with 2 years of oil and gas experience, or a Master’s with 6 years, or a BS (Hons) in Geology or Geophysics with 12 years. The Programmer and Incharge MIS need computer engineering degrees, PEC registration where the degree is engineering, and 5 years of relevant government or semi-government experience.
Forest & Wildlife Department – 28 Posts in 11 Serials
| Post | Scale | Posts | Age limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant Conservator | BPS-17 | 7 | 21–28 years |
| Assistant Conservator (Marine) | BPS-17 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Assistant Director | BPS-17 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Wildlife Veterinarian Officer | BPS-17 | 3 | 21–28 years |
| Wildlife Ranger | BPS-16 | 5 | 21–28 years |
| Library Officer | BPS-16 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Curator for Museum | BPS-16 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Accountant | BPS-16 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Assistant | BPS-16 | 1 | 21–28 years |
| Wildlife Digital Photographer | BPS-16 | 6 | 21–42 years |
| Taxidermist | BPS-16 | 1 | 21–42 years |
The forest and wildlife posts come with a physical fitness standard for the field roles (Assistant Conservator, Assistant Conservator Marine, Assistant Director and Wildlife Ranger): male candidates must be at least 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a chest of at least 33 inches and 1.5 inches expansion, and must run 1,000 metres in 10 minutes; female candidates must be at least 5 feet 4 inches tall and walk 600 metres in 16 minutes. The Wildlife Digital Photographer post is unusual — applicants must attach a dossier of photographs covering at least 350 wildlife species of Sindh and give a PowerPoint presentation at the interview. The Taxidermist post asks for a similar dossier of at least 50 species. One count note, stated honestly: the advertisement’s posts column shows 1 Taxidermist seat while its quota table shows one Rural and one Urban seat. This post counts it as 1, matching the advertisement’s own total of 67 — candidates should check the official PDF for the final figure.
Industries & Commerce Department – 4 Boiler Inspector Posts
The last department in the round is Industries & Commerce, with a single serial: 4 posts of Boiler Inspector (BPS-16), split evenly between the Rural and Urban quotas, for candidates aged 22 to 30. Applicants need a BE or BSc in Mechanical Engineering, or a B.Tech in Mechanical, Power Technology or Steam, in at least 2nd Division, plus a 1st Class Boiler Engineer Competency Certificate under the Boilers Act 1923 or an equivalent certificate.
Eligibility Criteria for SPSC Advertisement 07/2026
Qualifications vary sharply from post to post, from a Bachelor’s degree or DAE up to a PhD, so read the exact wording for your own serial in the official advertisement. Some points apply across the whole round:
- Education: every degree must come from an HEC-recognised university or institute (or a Sindh Board of Technical Education-recognised body for diplomas). “2nd Division” means at least second division or an equivalent CGPA.
- Age limits: the bands in the advertisement run from 18–28 up to 21–42 years depending on the post. General age relaxation applies under the notification dated 6 March 2025, except for police service and posts filled through the combined competitive examination.
- Domicile and quota: posts are allocated under the Sindh Rural and Urban quotas. Candidates state their domicile, PRC on Form-D and their Rural or Urban quota in the online form.
- Experience: required only for some posts — for example the Director, Incharge MIS, Programmer, Prosecuting Inspector, Technical Officer, Wildlife Digital Photographer and Taxidermist. Experience counts from the date the candidate acquired the minimum qualification.
- Certificates: candidates must hold the required qualification and experience, with certificates, on the closing date. Equivalent degrees count only where the post’s qualification wording expressly allows them.
- Government employees: candidates already in government or semi-government service must apply through the proper channel.
Application Fee – Rs. 500 Challan
Every applicant pays a fee of Rs. 500. Generate a PSID on the SPSC website and pay the challan through any online channel using the 1Bill invoice or service option. One challan is acceptable for all categories of one post. Keep the payment proof safe — the fee is part of the application, and the form cannot be submitted without it.
How to Apply for SPSC Jobs 2026
- Go to the official website www.spsc.gov.pk and complete the initial registration.
- Open the “Available Jobs” feature and select Advertisement 07/2026 and your post.
- Generate a PSID and pay the Rs. 500 challan through the 1Bill service.
- Enter your CNIC number and date of birth correctly. Domicile, PRC on Form-D, Urban or Rural quota, age, qualification, experience and examination centre cannot be changed after the closing date.
- Submit before 14 December 2026 — on the closing day the online form stays open only until 5:00 pm.
Documents Checklist
- CNIC (valid) and domicile certificate with PRC on Form-D.
- All degrees, diplomas and transcripts from HEC-recognised institutions.
- PEC registration where the post asks for an engineering degree.
- PMDC registration for the Medical Inspector post; Sindh Bar Council registration for Prosecuting Inspector.
- Mine Sirdar’s Certificate or Mine Surveyor’s Certificate of competency under the Sindh Coal Act 2012, where the post asks for it.
- Boiler Engineer Competency Certificate for the Boiler Inspector post.
- Experience letters from previous employers, with dates.
- Photography or taxidermy dossiers where the post asks for them.
- Fee challan (PSID / 1Bill) payment proof.
Why Apply for SPSC Advertisement 07/2026
A consolidated SPSC advertisement is the main doorway into permanent Sindh government service, and this one is unusually broad: engineers, doctors, lawyers, forest officers, photographers and clerks all appear in the same round. The BS-16 to BS-19 range means the round suits fresh graduates as well as experienced professionals — the Assistant posts need only a Bachelor’s degree, while the Director post rewards a PhD and a long career in oil and gas. The fee is a flat Rs. 500, the process is fully online, and the closing date gives candidates a full month from the advertisement date to prepare their documents.
SPSC 07/2026 – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the last date to apply for SPSC Advertisement 07/2026?
14 December 2026. The online form stays open until 5:00 pm on that day, and manual applications are not accepted.
How many posts are in SPSC Consolidated Advertisement 07/2026?
67 posts across 36 serials — 35 in the Energy Department, 28 in Forest & Wildlife and 4 in Industries & Commerce.
What is the application fee?
Rs. 500, paid as a challan. Generate a PSID on spsc.gov.pk and pay through the 1Bill service.
Where do I apply?
Only online at www.spsc.gov.pk, through the “Available Jobs” feature. The commission does not accept applications by post or by hand.
Is there a physical test for the forest posts?
Yes, for the field posts — Assistant Conservator, Assistant Conservator (Marine), Assistant Director and Wildlife Ranger. The standard is a minimum height, chest measurement and a timed run or walk, as printed in the advertisement.
Can the number of posts change?
Yes. SPSC says the number of posts may change without notice, and ineligible or incomplete applications will not be considered — so apply early and double-check every entry before submitting.
Fraud warning: SPSC never asks candidates to pay anyone except the official Rs. 500 challan through the PSID / 1Bill channel, and never offers jobs through agents on WhatsApp or social media. Apply only on spsc.gov.pk and never share your CNIC, password or payment details with strangers.
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