The Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) officially announced the final interview results for the post of Assistant Director (Geo-Data) in BPS-17 on Wednesday, November 19, 2025 . The announcement, marked by the publication of the much-anticipated final merit list on the commission's official portal, concludes a rigorous and multi-stage recruitment process, identifying the top candidates set to join the Sindh government's geospatial and planning departments.
The released list provides a definitive roster of successful candidates, culminating a competitive selection procedure that began with a written examination and culminated in personal interviews. This recruitment drive is seen as a critical step in bolstering the provincial government's capacity in data-driven governance, urban planning, and resource management.
The formal notification, bearing the reference number and date of issuance, is now live on the SPSC's official website ( https://www.spsc.gov.pk ). Aspirants and stakeholders can access the complete result by navigating to the "Results" or "Latest Updates" section on the homepage.
The merit list typically includes essential details such as the candidate's roll number, name, father's name, total marks obtained in the written test, interview marks, and their aggregate score. The SPSC has reiterated that the list is prepared based on the final aggregate scores, with the interview performance often being a decisive factor in the final ranking.
"The declaration of the Assistant Director (Geo-Data) results marks a milestone in our ongoing efforts to recruit highly skilled professionals into the public sector," stated a senior official from the SPSC, on the condition of anonymity. "These candidates have demonstrated exceptional competence in a specialized field that is vital for the province's development."
The position of Assistant Director (Geo-Data) is a specialized technical role within BPS-17, primarily dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and management of geographic information. Professionals in this role are instrumental in:
Urban and Rural Planning: Utilizing Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to design and evaluate development projects.
Resource Management: Mapping natural resources like water, minerals, and agricultural land for sustainable utilization.
Disaster Management: Creating hazard maps and spatial data to aid in preparedness and response to natural calamities such as floods and earthquakes.
Infrastructure Development: Providing geospatial analysis for the planning of roads, utilities, and public facilities.
The recruitment of these officers is expected to significantly enhance the Sindh government's ability to make informed, evidence-based policy decisions.
The journey to securing a position through the SPSC is known for its stringency and transparency. The selection process for the Assistant Director (Geo-Data) post involved several critical stages:
Written Examination: This initial screening test assessed candidates on their subject knowledge, analytical abilities, and general proficiency. It typically includes sections on geography, geology, GIS, remote sensing, and general knowledge.
Shortlisting for Interview: Only those candidates who surpassed the SPSC's predetermined cutoff marks in the written test were called for the final interview.
Personal Interview: The interview round, conducted by a panel of SPSC members and subject matter experts, evaluated candidates on their technical expertise, problem-solving skills, communication abilities, and overall suitability for a career in public service.
The final merit is calculated by combining the marks from the written test and the interview, with each component carrying a significant weightage.
Candidates whose names appear on the final merit list are now required to undergo subsequent formalities. These include:
Document Verification: Submitting original educational certificates, domicile, CNIC, and other relevant documents for physical verification.
Medical Examination: Passing a comprehensive medical fitness test at a government-approved facility.
Final Appointment Letters: Upon successful completion of all post-result formalities, the respective Sindh government departments will issue official appointment orders, detailing the posting and joining instructions.
Aspiring candidates are advised to regularly check their registered email addresses and the SPSC website for notifications regarding the schedule for document verification.

The induction of a new cohort of Assistant Directors (Geo-Data) is aligned with the Sindh government's broader vision of leveraging technology for governance. "Geospatial data is the backbone of modern administration," commented Dr. Ali Raza, an urban planning expert based in Karachi. "The recruitment of these specialized officers will empower various departments, from local government to the Sindh Irrigation Department, with precise data to optimize their projects and service delivery. This is a positive step towards a more efficient and transparent government."
The announcement has been met with anticipation and relief from thousands of candidates who participated in the competitive process. For the successful individuals, it opens the door to a challenging and rewarding career dedicated to public service and the developmental progress of Sindh.