FPSC Latest Public Notices 2026

FPSC Latest Public Notices

FPSC issues public notices almost every week — results, recruitment updates, exam schedules, and policy clarifications. Keeping track of all of them on the official website means digging through multiple sections. This page pulls the most recent, relevant notices together in one place, updated as new ones are issued.

Latest Notices (As of Today)

The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has postponed all General Recruitment tests scheduled in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province (specifically in Peshawar and D.I. Khan) from October 12, 2026, to October 19, 2026. This decision was made due to the prevailing situation and requests from candidates and local invigilating staff. Tests in all other provinces and areas will proceed according to the original schedule, and a revised schedule for the postponed tests will be announced later on the official FPSC website

CSS 2026 Post-Written Stage Notices

For candidates who cleared the CSS 2026 written exam and are now moving through the later stages, several notices have gone out recently:

• FPSC declared the Phase-1 medical examination schedule for CSS CE-2026, covering Lahore, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta, and Karachi. Candidates need to check their roll number against the schedule on the official site.

• A psychological assessment schedule for the Islamabad Phase-I group has also been announced, with reporting time set at 8:30 AM at FPSC headquarters.

• FPSC separately published official guidelines for the psychological assessment, noting candidates don't need dedicated preparation for it and should approach it naturally.

• Instructions covering both the psychological assessment and viva voce for CSS CE-2026 have been released as a combined notice.

• A notice on withheld results for a batch of CSS CE-2026 candidates has also gone out, pending further eligibility scrutiny. Candidates on that list should wait for the resolution rather than assuming pass or fail status.

Earlier CSS 2026 Notices Worth Knowing

FPSC had earlier issued a notice on the conduct of compulsory papers for the CSS Competitive Examination 2026, laying out how those papers would be conducted ahead of the written exam.

Around exam season, FPSC also published a notice covering a wider window of exams and tests conducted simultaneously across cities including D.I. Khan, Gilgit, Gujranwala, Hyderabad, Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Rawalpindi, Skardu, and Sukkur, with admission certificates and time tables uploaded to the website ahead of the test dates.

How to Read an FPSC Public Notice Correctly

FPSC notices follow a fairly consistent format, but they can look intimidating if you're seeing one for the first time. Here's what to look for:

• Case number (e.g., F.4-59/2025-R) — this ties the notice to a specific recruitment case or post. Keep track of the case number relevant to you.

• Subject line — tells you immediately whether it's a result, a schedule, a withdrawal, or a clarification.

• Body text — usually short and procedural. Read it fully; the details that matter (deadlines, next steps, roll number ranges) are often in a single sentence easy to skim past.

• Distribution list at the bottom — this isn't just formality. It tells you which departments and offices have also received the notice, which can hint at whether further action is expected from another department.

Why You Should Check This Page (or FPSC's Site) Regularly

FPSC doesn't send personalized emails or texts for most updates. If you're waiting on a result, a schedule, or a decision on your case, the notice board is often the only place it will appear. Candidates who check only once a week can miss:

• A short window to submit corrections to personal data (often just 15 days from publishing)

• A newly announced test or interview date with limited notice

• A clarification correcting a rumor that had already spread

A Word of Caution on Unofficial Sources

FPSC has had to publicly clarify misleading posts about CSS 2026 circulating on social media. Treat any "notice" you see on WhatsApp groups, unofficial Facebook pages, or YouTube videos with suspicion until you've confirmed it on fpsc.gov.pk. If a claim about your result, schedule, or eligibility doesn't appear on the official notice board, it isn't official — no matter how confidently it's shared.