PPSC Intelligence Officer BS-14 2026: Syllabus & Test Pattern (Applications Closed)
PPSC Intelligence Officer BS-14 Preparation — Punjab Police Special Branch
The Punjab Public Service Commission has advertised Intelligence Officer (BS-14) posts in the Special Branch of Punjab Police under Advertisement No. 11/2026 (Case No. 10-RH/2026). This page brings together the PPSC Intelligence Officer 2026 essentials: age eligibility with relaxation, qualification routes, the 100-MCQ written test, how to apply online, free preparation resources and MOCC's online Intelligence Officer test preparation classes. The closing date in the advertisement is 26 October 2026; please verify every detail against the official advertisement before you submit.
This guide is for graduates who are checking whether they qualify, working out how to complete the PPSC online form, or planning for the written test. The application itself is made only on the official PPSC website; MOCC's guide, video and free resources are here to help you apply correctly and prepare.
- Last date to apply: 26 October 2026.
- Posts: 30 Intelligence Officer (BS-14), Special Branch, Punjab Police; contract for 2 years (extendable).
- Application fee: Rs 600, as listed on the PPSC Jobs page.
- Age: 21 to 35 years, with relaxation up to 40 (male) or 43 (female).
- Qualification: graduation (second division) plus basic computer knowledge, or graduation plus five years' Intelligence Wing experience.
- Written test: one paper of 100 MCQs in 90 minutes; PPSC deducts 0.25 marks for each wrong MCQ answer.
- Apply: online at www.ppsc.gop.pk (Apply Online).
Age Eligibility — Including Age Relaxation
Including applicable age relaxation; subject to the official eligibility conditions in Advertisement No. 11/2026.
Intelligence Officer BS-14 Punjab Police: job information
| Post | Intelligence Officer |
|---|---|
| Scale | BS-14 |
| Department | Special Branch, Punjab Police |
| Advertisement | PPSC No. 11/2026, serial 187 (Case No. 10-RH/2026 in the advertisement; shown as 10H2026 on the PPSC Jobs list) |
| Advertisement date | 9 October 2026 (published in newspapers) |
| Pay scale | BS-14 (the advertisement does not state a salary amount) |
| Number of posts | 30 (including 1 post reserved for special persons, 1 for minorities and 5 for women) |
| Nature of post | On contract basis for a period of 2 years (extendable) |
| Domicile and place of posting | All Punjab basis; posting anywhere in Punjab |
| Qualification | Graduation (second division) from an HEC-recognised university plus basic knowledge of computer; or graduation (second division) plus five years' experience in the Intelligence Wing of law enforcing agencies. See the eligibility section below. |
| Age limit | 21 to 35 years; with relaxation up to 40 (male) and 43 (female). For transgender applicants, age and sex are taken from the CNIC. |
| Application fee | Rs 600, as listed on the PPSC Jobs page. Specially abled persons and PPSC employees are not required to deposit the fee (PPSC Important Instructions). |
| Application mode | Online on the PPSC website. A hard copy of the online application is not required for posts up to BS-18 (PPSC Important Instructions). |
| Official application link | www.ppsc.gop.pk (click Apply Online) |
| Last date to apply | 26 October 2026 |
| Written test | One paper of 100 MCQs (100 marks), duration 90 minutes. The advertisement lists the syllabus as applying "if held", so PPSC decides whether the written test is held. 0.25 marks are deducted per wrong answer, and 40% is the qualifying mark in MCQ tests (PPSC Important Instructions). |
| Syllabus | General Ability approx. 80% (General Knowledge, Pakistan Studies, Current Affairs, Islamic Studies / General Knowledge for non-Muslims, Geography, Basic Mathematics, English, Urdu, Everyday Science); Basic Computer Studies approx. 20% |
Age Eligibility Including Relaxation
The advertisement prescribes an age of 21 to 35 years, with relaxation that brings the upper limit to 40 years for male candidates and 43 years for female candidates. This is the Intelligence Officer age limit with relaxation: male candidates up to 40 years and female candidates up to 43 years. The age and sex of a transgender applicant are based on the contents of the CNIC. The relaxation and its conditions are those printed in the official advertisement, so confirm them there before applying.
Check your age against the cut-off date. Use the MOCC Age & Eligibility Calculator to check your age against the relevant examination cut-off date and understand your eligibility. The calculator is a free guide only and does not replace the official recruitment rules.
Intelligence Officer eligibility criteria: qualification
The advertisement allows either of the following qualification routes:
- Route 1: Graduation (second division) from a university recognized by the Higher Education Commission, plus basic knowledge of computer.
- Route 2: Graduation (second division) from a university recognized by the Higher Education Commission, plus five years of experience in the Intelligence Wing of Law Enforcement Agencies.
Only practical experience gained after the prescribed qualification is accepted.
Eligibility checklist
Tick each point against the official advertisement before you apply. If any point is unclear, ask PPSC rather than assume you are eligible.
- Domicile: the advertisement lists all-Punjab basis, so candidates are considered on a Punjab domicile and posting can be anywhere in Punjab.
- Age: 21 to 35 years, or up to 40 (male) or 43 (female) with the relaxation printed in the advertisement.
- Education: graduation in second division from an HEC-recognised university.
- Route 1: basic knowledge of computer. Route 2: five years' experience in the Intelligence Wing of a law enforcing agency, gained after graduation.
- Your date of birth, degree marks and CNIC details match your documents.
How PPSC counts age. PPSC's Important Instructions say that where recruitment is made on the basis of a written examination, age is counted as on 1 January of the year in which the examination is proposed to be held, and in all other cases on the closing date. The advertisement does not announce the test date, so confirm with PPSC which date applies to you. PPSC takes your date of birth from your Secondary School (matriculation) certificate. The advertisement also says employees of the Federal Government, semi-government bodies and local bodies are not entitled to an age concession.
Intelligence Officer syllabus 2026 and test pattern (official)
The advertisement describes the written test as one paper of MCQs carrying 100 marks, with a duration of 90 minutes. The syllabus column of the advertisement is headed "if held", so PPSC decides whether a written test is held. The topics below are the official syllabus exactly as printed in Advertisement No. 11/2026. When we checked on 18 October 2026, PPSC's Syllabus page did not list any separate, more detailed syllabus for this post, so MOCC does not quote one.
| Official area | Share | Subjects named in the advertisement |
|---|---|---|
| General Ability | Approx. 80% | General Knowledge, Pakistan Studies, Current Affairs, Islamic Studies (General Knowledge for non-Muslims), Geography, Basic Mathematics, English, Urdu, Everyday Science |
| Basic Computer Studies | Approx. 20% | Named as an area in the advertisement; no topic list is published |
Marking and selection rules from PPSC's Important Instructions (version of 8 October 2026):
- In MCQ papers, 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer.
- The qualifying mark in an MCQ written test is 40%.
- Candidates are shortlisted for interview on their written-test marks. PPSC calls five candidates for each post, and the Chairman may increase that number.
- Visually impaired candidates, and candidates with a disability who need a reader or writer, receive an extra 15 minutes in a 90-minute MCQ paper.
- Test dates and venues are announced only on the PPSC website.
Suggested way to study each area with free MOCC resources
This table is MOCC guidance, not the official syllabus. It only points to MOCC pages that exist today.
| Official area | Where to start on MOCC |
|---|---|
| Pakistan Studies | Pakistan Affairs — Advanced MCQ Test (free, 100 questions) and the free One Paper notes |
| Current Affairs and General Knowledge | Current Affairs Centre, Important Articles Centre and the monthly Factbook in the free notes |
| Geography | Free Demo Session (four lectures on world countries and capitals; it does not cover Pakistan's physical geography) |
| English, Urdu, Basic Mathematics, Everyday Science, Basic Computer Studies | Practise in the MCQ Centre where subjects are available and see the One Paper Preparation Hub. For computer fundamentals, use the Intelligence Officer Basic Computer Studies notes and 30 practice MCQs. MOCC does not have a dedicated resource for every one of these areas yet, so use your own textbooks as well. |
| Timed practice | Test 01 — PPSC One Paper Master Test (100 MCQs, 90 minutes; registration may be needed) and the Test Series |
Intelligence Officer salary and benefits
The advertisement describes a contract appointment of 2 years (extendable) and does not state a salary figure, so no amount is quoted here. Please refer to the official PPSC advertisement and the Punjab Police for the terms of service.
Application fee and how to pay
The PPSC Jobs list shows an application fee of Rs 600 for the Intelligence Officer post. The online process generates a PSID (payment reference) for you. The advertisement names these payment channels: ATMs, mobile phone banking, internet banking, 1Link member bank branches (over the counter), JazzCash, Easypaisa, UPaisa and other available microfinance banks.
- PPSC's Important Instructions say fees paid on the old challan form, by bank draft, by pay order or by cheque are not acceptable.
- A fee deposited for one post is not counted for any other post.
- Specially abled persons and PPSC employees are not required to deposit the fee.
- Always confirm the amount on the PPSC Jobs page before you pay.
How to apply online for Intelligence Officer (BS-14), step by step
These steps follow PPSC's own "Online Application Procedure" guide and its Important Instructions. If the portal shows a different screen or order, follow the portal.
Reference only: applications for this vacancy have closed. These steps are kept to show how PPSC's online application worked for this advertisement.
- Step 1: Read the official advertisementOpen Advertisement No. 11/2026 and read serial 187, Intelligence Officer (BS-14), Special Branch, Punjab Police, together with the Important Instructions printed at the end.
- Step 2: Confirm you are eligibleUse the eligibility checklist on this page and the official advertisement. Eligibility is judged up to the closing date, 26 October 2026.
- Step 3: Open the official portalGo to https://www.ppsc.gop.pk/ and click "Apply Online".
- Step 4: Select the postChoose Intelligence Officer (Case No. 10H2026 on the PPSC list; 10-RH/2026 in the advertisement) and click "Proceed" after viewing the post information.
- Step 5: Read the instructions and enter your CNICRead the "Important Instructions" and the "EPay User Manual", tick the undertaking checkbox, click "Apply Online" and enter your CNIC number.
- Step 6: Complete your personal profileEnter and verify your email address and mobile number, then fill in your personal details (such as date of birth, gender, employment type and disability status) and save.
- Step 7: Pay the Rs 600 feeThe system generates a PSID. Pay against it through a channel PPSC accepts (see the fee section above). If you leave the portal after paying, log in again through "Apply Online" with your CNIC and the system resumes where you stopped.
- Step 8: Upload your photograph and CNICUpload a recent photograph and the front of your CNIC. PPSC's guide says each image must be smaller than 25 KB.
- Step 9: Enter qualification and service detailsFill in the qualification and experience sections accurately from your certificates. PPSC says no column of the web-generated form may be left blank.
- Step 10: Submit and save your recordsComplete the final submission before the closing date. Save the web-generated application number, and note your CNIC, the post name and the case number, because PPSC asks you to quote them in any correspondence.
Official guides: PPSC Online Application Procedure (PDF) and PPSC Important Instructions (PDF).
Watch: How to Apply Online and Submit Your PPSC Application (Reference Video — Applications Closed)
Applications for this vacancy closed on 26 October 2026. The video is kept for reference, to show how the PPSC online application worked for this advertisement. It is not an invitation to apply, and PPSC's process may differ for future vacancies.
Documents to keep ready
PPSC's Important Instructions say a hard copy of the online application is not required for posts up to BS-18, but candidates must bring their original documents with two sets of photocopies when called for interview. Keep these ready and check the advertisement for the full list:
- Your CNIC.
- Your Secondary School (matriculation) certificate, from which PPSC takes your date of birth.
- Degree and marks certificates showing marks obtained and total marks (or a percentage). CGPA alone is not accepted.
- Proof of Punjab domicile where the advertisement requires it.
- Route 2 only: experience certificate(s) from the Intelligence Wing of a law enforcing agency, for experience gained after graduation.
- Foreign qualifications only: an equivalence certificate from the competent authority (such as HEC).
Original practice MCQs with answers and explanations
These ten questions were written by MOCC for practice across the General Ability and Basic Computer Studies areas named in the advertisement. They are not past-paper or official questions. Tap a question to see the answer and a short explanation.
1. In which year was the Lahore Resolution passed?
A) 1930 B) 1940 C) 1947 D) 1956
Answer: B. It was presented at Lahore on 23 March 1940.
2. Who was the first Governor-General of Pakistan?
A) Liaquat Ali Khan B) Khawaja Nazimuddin C) Muhammad Ali Jinnah D) Iskander Mirza
Answer: C. Muhammad Ali Jinnah took office as Governor-General in August 1947.
3. Which river is the longest in Pakistan?
A) Jhelum B) Indus C) Ravi D) Sutlej
Answer: B. The Indus is the country's longest river and flows from north to south.
4. K2, located in the Karakoram range, is the ___ highest mountain in the world.
A) first B) second C) third D) fourth
Answer: B. K2 ranks second after Mount Everest.
5. Which gas makes up the largest share of Earth's atmosphere?
A) Oxygen B) Carbon dioxide C) Nitrogen D) Argon
Answer: C. Nitrogen is about 78% of dry air.
6. What is 25% of 480?
A) 100 B) 110 C) 120 D) 140
Answer: C. 480 × 25/100 = 120.
7. A car travels at 60 km/h for 2.5 hours. How far does it go?
A) 120 km B) 135 km C) 150 km D) 160 km
Answer: C. Distance = speed × time = 60 × 2.5 = 150 km.
8. Choose the correct sentence.
A) Neither of the candidates were late. B) Neither of the candidates was late. C) Neither of the candidates are late. D) Neither of the candidates have been late.
Answer: B. "Neither" takes a singular verb: "was".
9. Which of these is an input device?
A) Monitor B) Printer C) Keyboard D) Speaker
Answer: C. A keyboard sends data into the computer; the others output it.
10. What does CPU stand for?
A) Central Processing Unit B) Computer Personal Unit C) Central Program Utility D) Control Processing Unit
Answer: A. The CPU carries out the instructions of a program.
For 30 more questions on computer fundamentals, see the Basic Computer Studies notes and MCQs. For hundreds more across all subjects, use the MCQ Centre and the timed Test Series.
Suggested study plan (MOCC guidance, not official)
This is MOCC guidance, not an official requirement. The advertisement gives roughly 80% General Ability and 20% Basic Computer Studies, so split your time in a similar way and adjust to your weaker subjects.
- Daily (about 2 hours): 60 minutes on one General Ability subject (for example Pakistan Studies one day, Geography the next), 20 minutes on English and Urdu, 20 minutes on Basic Mathematics or Everyday Science, and 20 minutes on computer basics every other day.
- Current Affairs (15 minutes daily): read the Current Affairs Centre and note national and international developments in a short notebook.
- Weekly: take one timed set of 100 MCQs in 90 minutes, then review every wrong answer and write down why it was wrong.
- Final days: stop starting new books. Revise your notes, redo the questions you missed, and practise pacing so you can finish within 90 minutes.
Start with the free One Paper MCQ notes and the Digital Library. Broader context is in our PPSC preparation guide and the One Paper preparation hub.
Negative marking tip (MOCC guidance): PPSC deducts 0.25 marks for each wrong MCQ answer, so practise timed sets in which you mark the questions you would skip, then check afterwards whether skipping or answering would have scored better. Avoid blind guessing on questions where you cannot narrow down the options.
Interview preparation
PPSC shortlists candidates for interview on their written-test marks and, under its Important Instructions, calls five candidates for each post (the Chairman may increase this number). Candidates called for interview bring their original documents with two sets of photocopies. The advertisement does not publish interview questions, the interview marking scheme or interview dates, and MOCC cannot predict them. General preparation that helps in any public-sector interview: know your application details and documents thoroughly, revise your academic subjects, practise explaining your experience clearly and honestly, and stay current on national affairs. Check the PPSC website for the actual selection stages and dates.
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Free Intelligence Officer test preparation resources
Start preparing with MOCC's available free study resources, notes and MCQ practice.
These free resources support the General Ability part of the syllabus. They are general competitive-exam material and are not a dedicated Intelligence Officer book:
- Free One Paper MCQ Notes on Pakistan Affairs and Current Affairs, free to download without sign-up.
- The MOCC Digital Library for study material and lecture resources.
- MCQ practice at the MOCC MCQ Centre for daily practice.
- PPSC Test Preparation Resources for the wider PPSC preparation hub, and MOCC Test Series for timed tests.
- Other open recruitments are listed under MOCC Latest Jobs.
Official sources and how this page was checked
- Punjab Public Service Commission (official website), including its Apply Online button.
- PPSC Jobs list: Advertisement No. 11/2026, Case No. 10H2026, fee Rs 600, advertisement date 09-10-2026, closing date 26-10-2026.
- Advertisement No. 11/2026 (official PDF): serial 187, posts, qualification, age, domicile and the syllabus summary.
- PPSC Important Instructions (official PDF, 8 October 2026 version): fee rules, negative marking, qualifying marks, documents and shortlisting.
- PPSC Online Application Procedure (official PDF): the six application phases.
- Key facts were also cross-checked against a news report on the advertisement: ProPakistani.
Last verified: 19 October 2026 against the PPSC pages and documents above. The PPSC Syllabus page did not list a separate syllabus for this post on that date. Official information, MOCC guidance and practice material are kept separate on this page. PPSC can change dates and conditions, so check its website before you pay or submit. This page does not state a salary because the advertisement does not.
Frequently asked questions
What is the PPSC Intelligence Officer BS-14 post?
It is a Basic Scale 14 post of Intelligence Officer in the Special Branch of Punjab Police, advertised by the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) under Advertisement No. 11/2026 (Case No. 10-RH/2026). The advertisement lists 30 posts on a contract basis for 2 years (extendable) on an all-Punjab basis.
What is the last date to apply?
The advertisement and the PPSC Jobs list give 26 October 2026 as the closing date for Advertisement No. 11/2026. PPSC can change dates, so confirm on the PPSC website before you pay or submit.
What is the application fee for the Intelligence Officer post?
The PPSC Jobs list shows a fee of Rs 600 for the post. The online process generates a PSID to pay against. Specially abled persons and PPSC employees are not required to deposit the fee. Confirm the amount on the PPSC Jobs page before paying.
What documents are required?
PPSC says a hard copy of the online application is not required for posts up to BS-18. If called for interview, bring original documents with two sets of photocopies, such as your CNIC, matriculation certificate (date of birth), degree and marks certificates (CGPA alone is not accepted) and, for the experience route, your experience certificates. Check the advertisement for the full list.
Is there negative marking in the Intelligence Officer test?
Yes. PPSC's Important Instructions say 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer in MCQ papers, and the qualifying mark in an MCQ written test is 40%. The advertisement lists the written test as "if held", so PPSC decides whether it is held.
Is there a separate official syllabus for the Intelligence Officer test?
No separate, more detailed syllabus was listed on PPSC's Syllabus page when MOCC checked on 18 October 2026. The official syllabus is the summary printed in the advertisement: General Ability (about 80%) and Basic Computer Studies (about 20%). Anything beyond that on this page is labelled MOCC guidance.
Are there Intelligence Officer past papers?
MOCC has not published past papers for this post, and the practice questions on this page are original MOCC questions, not past-paper or official questions. You can practise with the free MOCC tests and MCQs linked on this page.
What is the age eligibility for male candidates with relaxation?
Male candidates are eligible up to 40 years of age, including the applicable age relaxation (21 to 35 years plus 5 years relaxation). Always confirm the conditions in the official advertisement.
What is the age eligibility for female candidates with relaxation?
Female candidates are eligible up to 43 years of age, including the applicable age relaxation (21 to 35 years plus 8 years relaxation). Always confirm the conditions in the official advertisement.
What is the Intelligence Officer written-test pattern?
According to the advertisement, the written test is one MCQ-type paper of 100 marks (100 MCQs) with a duration of 90 minutes, and the syllabus column is headed "if held". The syllabus is approximately 80% General Ability and approximately 20% Basic Computer Studies. PPSC deducts 0.25 marks for each wrong MCQ answer. Test dates are announced on the PPSC website.
How can I prepare for the Intelligence Officer test?
Work through the General Ability topics listed in the advertisement (General Knowledge, Pakistan Studies, Current Affairs, Islamic Studies, Geography, Basic Mathematics, English, Urdu and Everyday Science) plus Basic Computer Studies, practise MCQs daily and sit regular timed tests. MOCC combines live online classes, recorded revision, targeted notes and regular testing to help you prepare in a structured way.
Where can I find free Intelligence Officer preparation notes?
MOCC offers free study resources on its website, including free Pakistan Affairs and Current Affairs notes and the MOCC Digital Library. These support the General Ability portion of the syllabus; they are general competitive-exam resources and not a dedicated Intelligence Officer syllabus book.
Does MOCC offer online Intelligence Officer preparation classes?
Yes. MOCC runs structured online preparation with live classes, recorded lectures for revision, topic-wise preparation, targeted notes, daily test practice and monthly test sessions, all accessible online without attending a physical campus. MOCC does not guarantee selection or employment.
How can I join MOCC?
Message MOCC on WhatsApp at 0331-400-3500 or use the Join Intelligence Officer Classes button on this page, and the team will guide you through enrolment and the Student Portal.
How do I apply for the Intelligence Officer post?
Open the official PPSC website (www.ppsc.gop.pk), click Apply Online, select the Intelligence Officer post, read the Important Instructions and EPay User Manual, enter your CNIC, complete your personal profile, pay the Rs 600 fee against the PSID the system generates, upload your photograph and CNIC, enter your qualification and service details and submit before 26 October 2026. The full step-by-step guide is above.
Where can I find the official PPSC advertisement?
On the home page of the official PPSC website, www.ppsc.gop.pk, under Jobs, you will find Advertisement No. 11/2026. Always rely on that official advertisement for eligibility, age limits and the closing date.
پنجاب پولیس انٹیلیجنس آفیسر (BS-14) کے لیے آن لائن اپلائی کرنے کا مکمل طریقہ
پنجاب پولیس کی سپیشل برانچ میں انٹیلیجنس آفیسر (BS-14) کی آسامیوں کے لیے درخواستیں پنجاب پبلک سروس کمیشن (پی پی ایس سی) کی سرکاری ویب سائٹ کے ذریعے آن لائن جمع کروانا ضروری ہیں۔ یہ بھرتی اشتہار نمبر 11/2026 (کیس نمبر 10-RH/2026) کے تحت شائع ہوئی ہے۔ درخواست جمع کروانے سے پہلے آخری تاریخ اور اہلیت سمیت ہر معلومات سرکاری اشتہار سے ضرور تصدیق کر لیں۔
درخواست دینے کا مرحلہ وار طریقہ
یہ مراحل پی پی ایس سی کی اپنی "آن لائن اپلائی" گائیڈ اور اہم ہدایات کے مطابق ہیں۔ اگر پورٹل پر ترتیب مختلف ہو تو پورٹل کی ہدایات پر عمل کریں۔
صرف حوالے کے لیے: اس آسامی کے لیے درخواستیں بند ہو چکی ہیں۔ یہ مراحل صرف یہ دکھانے کے لیے محفوظ ہیں کہ اس اشتہار کے تحت پی پی ایس سی کی آن لائن درخواست کیسے کام کرتی تھی۔
- پہلا مرحلہ: سرکاری ویب سائٹ کھولیںhttps://www.ppsc.gop.pk/ پر جائیں اور "Apply Online" پر کلک کریں۔
- دوسرا مرحلہ: آسامی منتخب کریںاشتہار نمبر 11/2026 میں انٹیلیجنس آفیسر (BS-14) کی آسامی منتخب کر کے آسامی کی معلومات دیکھنے کے بعد "Proceed" دبائیں۔
- تیسرا مرحلہ: ہدایات پڑھیں اور شناختی کارڈ نمبر درج کریں"Important Instructions" اور "EPay User Manual" پڑھیں، تصدیقی خانے پر نشان لگائیں، "Apply Online" دبائیں اور اپنا شناختی کارڈ نمبر درج کریں۔
- چوتھا مرحلہ: ذاتی پروفائل مکمل کریںای میل اور موبائل نمبر درج کر کے تصدیق کریں، پھر ذاتی تفصیلات (جیسے تاریخ پیدائش، جنس، ملازمت کی قسم اور معذوری کی حیثیت) درج کر کے محفوظ کریں۔
- پانچواں مرحلہ: فیس ادا کریںپی پی ایس سی کی جابز لسٹ کے مطابق فیس 600 روپے ہے۔ سسٹم آپ کے لیے PSID بناتا ہے؛ اسی کے ذریعے پی پی ایس سی کے منظور شدہ طریقوں سے فیس ادا کریں۔ رقم ادا کرنے سے پہلے جابز لسٹ پر دوبارہ تصدیق کر لیں۔
- چھٹا مرحلہ: تصویر اور شناختی کارڈ اپ لوڈ کریںاپنی تازہ تصویر اور شناختی کارڈ کے اگلے رخ کی تصویر اپ لوڈ کریں۔ پی پی ایس سی کی گائیڈ کے مطابق ہر تصویر کا سائز 25 KB سے کم ہونا چاہیے۔
- ساتواں مرحلہ: تعلیمی قابلیت اور سروس کی تفصیلاتاپنے سرٹیفکیٹس کے مطابق تعلیمی قابلیت اور تجربے کی تفصیلات درست درج کریں۔ فارم کا کوئی خانہ خالی نہ چھوڑیں۔
- آٹھواں مرحلہ: درخواست جمع کروا کر ریکارڈ محفوظ کریںآخری تاریخ سے پہلے درخواست مکمل جمع کروائیں اور ویب سے بننے والا درخواست نمبر محفوظ کر لیں۔
آسامی کی تفصیلات (اشتہار نمبر 11/2026 کے مطابق)
| آسامی | انٹیلیجنس آفیسر |
|---|---|
| اسکیل | BS-14 |
| محکمہ | سپیشل برانچ، پنجاب پولیس |
| اشتہار | پی پی ایس سی اشتہار نمبر 11/2026 (کیس نمبر 10-RH/2026) |
| آسامیوں کی تعداد | 30 (جن میں 1 آسامی خصوصی افراد، 1 اقلیتوں اور 5 خواتین کے لیے مخصوص ہیں) |
| تقرری کی نوعیت | 2 سال کے لیے کنٹریکٹ کی بنیاد پر (قابلِ توسیع) |
| ڈومیسائل اور جائے تعیناتی | پورے پنجاب کی بنیاد پر؛ تعیناتی پنجاب میں کہیں بھی |
| درخواست کی آخری تاریخ | 26 اکتوبر 2026 |
| تحریری امتحان | ایک پیپر، 100 MCQs (100 نمبر)، دورانیہ 90 منٹ |
| نصاب | جنرل ایبلٹی تقریباً 80 فیصد (جنرل نالج، مطالعۂ پاکستان، کرنٹ افیئرز، اسلامیات / غیر مسلموں کے لیے جنرل نالج، جغرافیہ، بنیادی ریاضی، انگریزی، اردو، روزمرہ سائنس)؛ بیسک کمپیوٹر سٹڈیز تقریباً 20 فیصد |
اہلیت (اشتہار کے مطابق)
اشتہار میں تعلیمی قابلیت کے دو راستے دیے گئے ہیں، ان میں سے کوئی ایک درکار ہے:
- پہلا راستہ: ہائر ایجوکیشن کمیشن سے تسلیم شدہ یونیورسٹی سے گریجویشن (سیکنڈ ڈویژن) اور کمپیوٹر کا بنیادی علم۔
- دوسرا راستہ: ہائر ایجوکیشن کمیشن سے تسلیم شدہ یونیورسٹی سے گریجویشن (سیکنڈ ڈویژن) اور قانون نافذ کرنے والے اداروں کے انٹیلیجنس ونگ میں پانچ سال کا تجربہ۔
صرف مقررہ تعلیمی قابلیت کے بعد حاصل کیا گیا عملی تجربہ قابلِ قبول ہے۔ عمر: مرد امیدوار 21 تا 35 سال اور 5 سال کی رعایت (زیادہ سے زیادہ 40 سال)؛ خواتین امیدوار 21 تا 35 سال اور 8 سال کی رعایت (زیادہ سے زیادہ 43 سال)؛ خواجہ سرا امیدوار کی عمر اور جنس کا تعین شناختی کارڈ کے اندراج کی بنیاد پر ہوگا۔
درخواست کے بعد: تحریری امتحان کی تیاری
درخواست جمع کروانا صرف پہلا قدم ہے۔ ایک پیپر پر مشتمل MCQ ٹیسٹ، یعنی جنرل ایبلٹی اور بیسک کمپیوٹر سٹڈیز، کی منظم تیاری بھی ضروری ہے۔
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انٹیلیجنس آفیسر کے لیے آن لائن درخواست کیسے دیں؟
پی پی ایس سی کی سرکاری ویب سائٹ www.ppsc.gop.pk کھولیں، اشتہار نمبر 11/2026 میں سپیشل برانچ، پنجاب پولیس کے تحت انٹیلیجنس آفیسر (BS-14) کی آسامی (کیس نمبر 10-RH/2026) تلاش کریں، "Apply Online" کا آپشن استعمال کر کے فارم درست طریقے سے مکمل کریں، پورٹل کی ہدایات کے مطابق فیس ادا کریں اور 26 اکتوبر 2026 سے پہلے درخواست حتمی طور پر جمع کروائیں۔
سرکاری اشتہار کہاں سے ملے گا؟
پی پی ایس سی کی سرکاری ویب سائٹ www.ppsc.gop.pk کے ہوم پیج پر "Jobs" کے حصے میں اشتہار نمبر 11/2026 موجود ہے۔ اہلیت، عمر کی حد اور آخری تاریخ کے لیے ہمیشہ اسی سرکاری اشتہار پر انحصار کریں۔
تحریری امتحان کا پیٹرن کیا ہے؟
اشتہار کے مطابق تحریری امتحان ایک MCQ پیپر پر مشتمل ہوگا جو 100 نمبروں اور 90 منٹ کا ہے۔ نصاب میں تقریباً 80 فیصد جنرل ایبلٹی اور تقریباً 20 فیصد بیسک کمپیوٹر سٹڈیز شامل ہیں۔ امتحان کی تاریخ اور شیڈول پی پی ایس سی کی ویب سائٹ پر جاری کیا جاتا ہے۔
عمر کی حد (رعایت سمیت) کیا ہے؟
رعایت سمیت مرد امیدوار 40 سال تک اور خواتین امیدوار 43 سال تک اہل ہیں۔ سرکاری اشتہار میں دی گئی شرائط ضرور دیکھ لیں۔
انٹیلیجنس آفیسر کی تیاری کا منصوبہ
یہ مشورہ MOCC کی طرف سے ہے، سرکاری شرط نہیں۔ اشتہار کے مطابق تقریباً 80 فیصد جنرل ایبلٹی اور 20 فیصد بیسک کمپیوٹر سٹڈیز ہیں، لہٰذا وقت بھی اسی تناسب سے تقسیم کریں۔
- روزانہ ایک گھنٹہ جنرل ایبلٹی کے ایک مضمون (پاکستان سٹڈیز، جغرافیہ وغیرہ) کے لیے رکھیں۔
- روزانہ 15 منٹ کرنٹ افیئرز پڑھیں۔ کرنٹ افیئرز سینٹر سے مدد لیں۔
- ہفتے میں ایک بار 90 منٹ میں 100 ایم سی کیوز کا ٹائمڈ ٹیسٹ دیں اور غلط جوابات کی وجہ لکھیں۔
- روزانہ مشق کے لیے ایم سی کیو سینٹر اور ٹیسٹ سیریز استعمال کریں۔
انٹیلیجنس آفیسر کی تنخواہ کتنی ہے؟
اشتہار میں تنخواہ کی رقم درج نہیں، اس لیے یہاں کوئی رقم نہیں دی جا رہی۔ اشتہار کے مطابق آسامی دو سال کے کنٹریکٹ پر ہے جس میں توسیع ہو سکتی ہے۔ شرائطِ ملازمت کے لیے پی پی ایس سی اور پنجاب پولیس کا سرکاری اعلان دیکھیں۔
آخری جائزہ: 15 اکتوبر 2026۔ پی پی ایس سی کی سرکاری ویب سائٹ www.ppsc.gop.pk سے تصدیق ضرور کریں۔ انگریزی حصے کے لیے English section دیکھیں۔
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