SPSC Announces Schedule for Pre-Interview Written Tests for Key Government Posts in Sindh

SPSC Announces Schedule for Pre-Interview Written Tests for Key Government Posts in Sindh

The Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) has officially released the highly anticipated timetable for the pre-interview written tests for a range of civil service positions across various departments of the Government of Sindh. According to the official notification (No. PSC/EXAM (C.S)/2025/500) dated November 24th, 2025 , all examinations will be conducted within the last week of November 2025 , utilizing a Computer-Based Testing (CBT) format at the SPSC Head Office in Hyderabad .

This move signifies a continued push towards modernizing the recruitment process for provincial government jobs, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and a streamlined experience for thousands of candidates vying for prestigious BPS-17 positions .

A Packed Schedule of Competitive Examinations

The SPSC examination schedule, slated to begin on Tuesday, November 25, 2025 , details the specific dates, times, and roll number allocations for each advertised post. The tests are strategically spread across multiple sessions to accommodate the significant number of applicants.

The key posts and their scheduled tests are as follows:

Tuesday, November 25, 2025 (Morning Session - 10:00 AM)

• Lecturer English (BPS-17): The first test of the series will be for the post of Lecturer English under the Provincial Institute of Teachers Training Institute (PITE), School Education & Literacy Department. A total of 103 candidates, with roll numbers from 311701 to 311803, are scheduled to appear.

• Assistant Director (Procurement & Contract Management) (BPS-17): Concurrently, the test for this position under the Land Administration and Revenue Management Information System (LARMIS), Board of Revenue, will be held. Fifty candidates (Roll Nos. 311811 to 311860) are allocated for this session.

Tuesday, November 25, 2025 (Afternoon Session - 03:00 PM)

• Lecturer Chemistry (BPS-17): The afternoon session on the first day will host the test for Lecturer Chemistry, also under PITE. Thirty-eight candidates bearing roll numbers from 311861 to 311898 are called for this test.

• Assistant Director (Finance) (BPS-17): Running simultaneously, this test for LARMIS will see the largest batch of the day, with 111 candidates (Roll Nos. 311901 to 312011) participating.

Wednesday, November 26, 2025 (Morning Session - 10:00 AM)

• Accounts Officer (BPS-17) - Finance Department: This session is expected to be one of the most competitive, with a substantial 308 candidates scheduled to take the test. The roll numbers for this cohort range from 312021 to 312328.

Wednesday, November 26, 2025 (Afternoon & Evening Sessions)

• Financial Management Instructor (BPS-17) - Local Government Department: At 01:00 P.M., 132 candidates (Roll Nos. 312331 to 312462) will appear for this specialized post.

• Accounts Officer (BPS-17) - Local Government Department: The written test series concludes at 03:00 P.M. with the examination for Accounts Officer under the Local Government Department. Forty-seven candidates with roll numbers from 312471 to 312517 are slated for this final session.
  
  

Embracing Technology: The Shift to Computer-Based Testing (CBT)

A critical highlight of this recruitment drive is the exclusive use of Computer-Based Testing (CBT). The SPSC's decision to hold all pre-interview written tests digitally at its Head Office in Hyderabad marks a significant step forward. The CBT mode offers numerous advantages:

• Enhanced Efficiency: Results can be processed and declared much faster.

• Improved Accuracy: Eliminates the potential for errors in manual evaluation of OMR sheets.

• Robust Security: Reduces the risks associated with paper leakage and malpractice.

• Candidate Convenience: Provides a modern and streamlined testing experience.

All candidates are strongly advised to familiarize themselves with the CBT interface beforehand, if demo tests are provided by the commission, to avoid any technical difficulties on the day of the examination.

Critical Instructions for Aspiring Candidates

With the schedule now public, candidates must begin their final preparations. The SPSC typically mandates strict adherence to examination protocols. Candidates should:

1. Verify Roll Number and Session: Carefully cross-check their roll number against the official schedule to confirm their specific test day and time. Appearing in the wrong session may lead to disqualification.

2. Carry Original Documents: Bring their original CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card) and the SPSC admission permit to the examination center. Photocopies or other forms of ID may not be accepted.

3. Arrive Early: Candidates are recommended to arrive at the Sindh Public Service Commission Head Office in Hyderabad well before the reporting time to complete security and verification procedures smoothly.

4. Comply with Exam Regulations: Strictly follow all instructions provided by the exam invigilators and on the computer screen. Any form of misconduct or use of unauthorized materials will result in immediate expulsion.

A Gateway to Public Service Careers

The announcement of this schedule sets the stage for the selection of qualified individuals who will contribute to the administrative machinery of Sindh. The posts of Accounts Officers, Assistant Directors, and Lecturers are foundational to the effective functioning of the Finance, Local Government, Education, and Revenue departments. The transparent and efficient conduct of these tests by the SPSC is crucial for recruiting the best talent into the provincial government.

Candidates are encouraged to regularly monitor the official SPSC website (www.spsc.gov.pk) for any last-minute updates, changes, or additional instructions regarding the pre-interview written tests. The commission has wished all aspirants the very best for their examinations.