Age
Question No. 1:
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How is the age of a candidate calculated/determined?
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ANSWER :
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Age of a candidate is calculated from his/her date of birth as given in Secondary
School Certificate (Matriculation) or on any relevant certificate and is taken as
final. In case the candidate has appeared in any other examination equivalent to
Secondary School Certificate such as Senior Cambridge/O-Level and the certificate
of such examination does not bear date of birth of the candidate, he/she shall be
required to produce;
- School Leaving Certificate bearing his/her date of birth; or
- Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) issued by National Database and Registration
Authority (NADRA);or
- Birth Certificate duly issued by the concerned Local Council.
Example
If date of birth of a candidate is 15 August, 1970 and the closing date for receipt
of application in the PPSC office is 07-02-1998; the age shall be calculated as
under:
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Day
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Month
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Year
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Closing Date
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07
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02
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1998
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Date of Birth
of Candidate
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-
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15
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08
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1970
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Age on closing date:
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1+23
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05
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27
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(27 Years, 05 Months and 24 Days)
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Age is calculated on the closing date adding one day of birth. However, in case
of Competitive/Combined Competitive Examination the qualify age shall be reckoned
as on the 1st of January of the year in which the exam is proposed to be held. This
has been done on the ground that a child born on 1st January will be of One year
on 31st December in same year. On 1st January of next year, his/her age shall be
One year and One day.
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Day
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Month
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Year
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Closing Date
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01
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01
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2016
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Date of Birth
of Candidate
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-
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01
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01
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1988
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Age on closing date:
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1+00
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00
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28
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(28 Years, 00 Months and 01 Days)
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Question No. 2:
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How is age relaxation given across the board?
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ANSWER :
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The relaxation in upper age limit is 5 years for males and 8 years for female candidates
given by the Secretary of Department shall be given across the broad which will
appear as part of the advertisement.
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Question No. 3:
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Can every candidate take advantage from age relaxation?
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ANSWER :
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General age relaxation is for everyone fulfilling the pre-requisite criteria for
the post.
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Question No. 4:
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Can a candidate slightly underage or overage apply for a post advertised by Punjab
Public Service Commission?
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ANSWER :
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No. A candidate, underage or overage by even one day, is not eligible for a post
advertised by Punjab Public Service Commission.
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Question No. 5
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Is there any age relaxation for Government servants?
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ANSWER :
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Yes, there is age relaxation for the Government Servants, if any, is defined in
the advertisement.
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Question No. 6:
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Do Contract/Adhoc employees of Punjab Government also have age relaxation as regular
employees of Punjab Government?
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ANSWER :
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Yes, Contract/Adhoc employees of Punjab Government have the right of relaxation
in age limit as Regular Employees of Punjab Government.
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Qualification
Question No. 7:
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How is the eligibility about the Qualification of a candidate determined?
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ANSWER :
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Eligibility of a candidate is determined against the prescribed qualification of
a post given in the advertisement. However, higher and additional qualification
will not be considered if a candidate does not possess advertised essential qualification.
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Question No. 8:
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If a Person has more than one Degree with result declared in the same year, for
example, M. Phil from P.U and M.Ed from Allama Iqbal Open University, whether both
these two degrees would be considered valid by PPSC under the rules, or only one
of these two will be considered?
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ANSWER :
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Two degrees attained in the same academic years would not be considered. Only one
degree would be considered for the applied post.
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Question No. 9:
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Is a candidate waiting for result eligible to apply?
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ANSWER :
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The candidate must have acquired the prescribed education qualification on or before
the closing date for submission of applications. Application of a candidate whose
result has not been officially declared/announced by the Controller of Examination
of a Broad/University on or before the closing date are not considered.
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Equivalence of Educational Degrees
Local Academic Institution
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Question No. 10:
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Does PPSC accept equivalence of certificates/degrees issued by the HEC?
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ANSWER :
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Yes, the equivalence of local academic qualifications as laid down by the Higher
Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), Pakistan
Engineering Council (PEC) or other competent Equivalence Committee/Authority like
Qualification Equivalence Determination Committee (QEDC) are considered authentic.
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Foreign Universities
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Question No. 11:
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Does PPSC accept equivalence of educational certificates/degrees awarded by foreign
universities?
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ANSWER :
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Yes, Commission accepts degrees/certificates/diplomas only of those foreign universities
which are recognized by Higher Education Commission (HEC) or Pakistan Medical and
Dental Council (PMDC) or Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). However, a candidate
is required to provide Equivalence Certificate issued by the QEDC/HEC at the time
of interview failing which his/her application shall be rejected.
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District of Domicile
Question No. 14:
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Can a candidate bearing domicile of Islamabad apply for the post advertised by PPSC?
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ANSWER :
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No the candidate bearing domicile of Islamabad is not eligible for the posts advertised
by PPSC.
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Question No. 15:
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Can a resident of Azad Jammu and Kashmir apply for the posts advertised by PPSC?
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ANSWER :
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Candidates who are permanent residents of Azad Jammu & Kashmir but are also domiciled
in Punjab shall be considered on the basis of the domicile of the concerned district
of Punjab.
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Question No. 16:
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Can a married female candidate apply on her husband’s domicile?
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ANSWER :
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A Married Female Candidate may opt for the District of Domicile of her husband provided
she surrenders her previous Domicile Certificate and in such a case she shall be
required to produce Domicile Certificate of her Husband along with the proof of
her marriage. Her pervious Domicile Certificate shall be considered to have been
cancelled for any future claim of residence.
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Quota
DISABILITY
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Question No. 18:
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What is the criterion for a candidate to be included in the Disability Quota?
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ANSWER :
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A candidate shall be considered eligible for a post reserved for Disabled Persons
if he /she has been registered as Disabled Person with the Provincial Council for
Rehabilitation of Disabled Person of Social Welfare Department and has been declared
fit for work of the job applied for. Such candidates are required to produce a certificate
to this effect.
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MINORITY
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Question No. 19:
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How is the number of seats for Minorities determined?
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ANSWER :
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The number of seats for Minority quota is determined by the Department concerned.
PPSC shall follow the distribution of seats as prescribed by the Department concerned.
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WOMEN
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Question No. 20:
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Is there any fixed quota for women in all posts?
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ANSWER :
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No, Usually women quota varies and it is determined by the Department concerned
for which the post is advertised.
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