The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has officially declared the final merit list for several important positions, including Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-11), Evaluation Officer / Statistical Officer / Economist / Research Officer (BS-17), and Industrial Development Officer (BS-16). This announcement marks the conclusion of a transparent and competitive selection process conducted under PPSC’s supervision. Candidates who appeared for interviews and written tests can now access the final results through the official PPSC website. The commission emphasized that the selection was based purely on merit, ensuring transparency and fairness throughout all recruitment stages.
The Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-11) post attracted a large number of candidates from various districts of Punjab, reflecting the growing interest in law enforcement careers. Similarly, the positions of Evaluation Officer, Statistical Officer, Economist, and Research Officer (BS-17) received applications from candidates with specialized backgrounds in economics, statistics, and research fields. The Industrial Development Officer (BS-16) role also gained significant attention, as it offers an opportunity to contribute to Punjab’s industrial growth and economic development.
Case No | Post Name | Department | Announced Date | View Merit List |
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44H2024 | ASSISTANT SUB INSPECTOR (BS-11) | THE PUNJAB POLICE DEPARTMENT | 16-10-2025 | View/Download |
3K2025 | EVALUATION OFFICER / STATISTICAL OFFICER / ECONOMIST / RESEARCH OFFICER (BS-17) | THE FORESTRY, WILDLIFE & FISHERIES DEPARTMENT | 16-10-2025 | View/Download |
42J2024 | INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (BS-16) | THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF INDUSTRIES, PRICES, WEIGHT & MEASURES, PUNJAB, LAHORE, INDUSTRIES, COMMERCE, INVESTMENT & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT | 16-10-2025 | View/Download |
According to PPSC officials, the final merit list was prepared after carefully reviewing each candidate’s performance in the written examination and interview phases. For each position, the commission used a merit-based system considering academic qualifications, professional experience, and interview scores. The transparency of the process was ensured by using computerized systems to evaluate results and maintain accuracy.
For the Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-11) position, candidates went through rigorous testing, including general knowledge, current affairs, and law-related topics. Shortlisted candidates were later called for interviews and psychological assessments. For higher-grade posts such as Evaluation Officer, Statistical Officer, Economist, and Research Officer (BS-17), the written tests included analytical, quantitative, and subject-specific papers. The Industrial Development Officer (BS-16) post required knowledge of industrial economics, project management, and development strategies.
Officials at PPSC confirmed that the final selection list includes only those candidates who fulfilled all eligibility requirements and achieved the highest merit scores. The commission also released detailed marks of successful candidates for transparency. The final results are now accessible on the official PPSC portal under the “Final Recommendations” section, where candidates can view their names and merit positions.
Candidates whose names appear in the final merit list are now eligible for appointment to their respective departments. The concerned departments will contact the selected individuals for further documentation, verification, and posting details. Successful candidates are advised to keep their original educational documents, CNIC, and domicile ready for verification.
PPSC has also reminded candidates that the appointment process will be subject to final verification by the departments. Any candidate found submitting false information or incomplete documentation will be disqualified. For the Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-11) position, the selected officers will undergo police training before their formal posting. Those selected for Evaluation Officer, Statistical Officer, Economist, and Research Officer (BS-17) roles will be placed in departments dealing with planning, evaluation, and research functions. Similarly, the Industrial Development Officers (BS-16) will serve in Punjab’s industries and commerce departments to support regional industrial initiatives.
The commission congratulated all successful candidates and encouraged others to continue preparing for upcoming opportunities. PPSC continues to uphold its reputation as one of the most transparent and merit-based recruitment bodies in Pakistan.
Following the announcement, social media platforms and online forums were filled with congratulatory messages from candidates, families, and educational institutions. Many candidates appreciated PPSC’s efforts in maintaining a fair selection process. Career experts also highlighted that positions like Evaluation Officer and Industrial Development Officer play a critical role in shaping Punjab’s economic policies and future development.
PPSC is expected to announce new vacancies soon for various departments in 2025. Aspiring candidates are advised to regularly visit the official PPSC website and stay updated through its official notification portal. Preparation for upcoming exams can be strengthened by reviewing previous papers, studying current affairs, and improving analytical writing skills.