PMS Result 2026: PPSC Written Result & Merit Status

PMS result 2026: 344 candidates provisionally qualified on 14 Sep for 119 BS-17 posts. How to check the PPSC result, get your DMC and track final merit.

PMS Result 2026: PPSC Written Result, Qualified Candidates and Final Merit Status

The latest PMS result is the written (Phase-II) result of the Combined Competitive Examination 2025, issued on 14 September 2026 (Case No. 36-RC/2025). 344 candidates provisionally qualified for the psychological assessment and interview, against 119 BS-17 posts, 80 of them PMS. The final result is not out yet, because interviews are still to come. Check the official list on ppsc.gop.pk under Results → Written Results.

"PMS result 2026" means the 2025 cycle

PPSC names exams by the year they are advertised. The written exams for the Combined Competitive Examination 2025 were held in 2026, so you will see them called PMS 2025 and PMS 2026 interchangeably. They are the same cycle.

PMS result at a glance

Item

Detail

Exam

Combined Competitive Examination 2025 (PMS)

Case No.

36-RC/2025

Phase-I (GK MCQ)

Held 25 January 2026; 8,898 of 36,000+ candidates qualified

Phase-II (written)

24 April – 11 May 2026

Written result

14 September 2026

Qualified

344 candidates (provisionally)

Next stage

Psychological assessment and interview, dates not yet announced

Final result

Not announced

Posts covered by this result

Post

Seats

Provincial Management Service (PMS)

80 (61 open merit, 16 minority, 3 special persons)

Excise and Taxation Officer

25 (24 open merit, 1 minority)

Assistant Director Local Fund Audit

14 (12 open merit, 1 minority, 1 visually impaired)

Total

119 BS-17 posts

Roughly 4% of the 8,898 candidates who cleared Phase-I made it through the written stage. Not all of them necessarily sat Phase-II, so treat that as a rough guide.

How to check your PMS result

  1. Open ppsc.gop.pk.

  2. Go to Results → Written Results.

  3. Open the notice for the Combined Competitive Examination 2025, Case No. 36-RC/2025.

  4. Search the PDF for your roll number or name. PPSC result notices list roll number, name and father's name.

Also watch your SMS and email. PPSC said call-up letters for the next stage will go up on its website and reach qualified candidates by message.

If you didn't qualify: your DMC and rechecking

PPSC said non-qualifying candidates can download a provisional result intimation card through the Multiple Paper DMC option once it is uploaded, and the cards stay online for 30 days. Reports say rechecking requests had to be made within seven days of the result. Confirm the exact rule in PPSC's notice and its "How to pay rechecking fee?" page before you act.

What "provisionally qualified" means

It means you cleared the written stage, not that you're selected. PPSC verifies eligibility against the advertisement and service rules at interview, so bring original academic certificates and the documents named in your letter. Final selection for the 119 posts comes only after the remaining stages.

What happens next

After the written result come the psychological assessment and interview. Earlier cycles ran these over several days at PPSC centres, starting with a written psychological test, then a group activity and the interview. PPSC then issues the Final Recommendations and the Complete Merit List, and posts detailed marks (DMCs) after interviews. Reports say PPSC announced in 2025 that academic marks would no longer count towards merit, with weight on exam results and interviews.

How this compares with earlier PMS written results

Cycle (written exam dates)

Qualified for interview

Posts

2016 (6–21 Dec 2016)

354

30 (25 PMS)

2019 (7–22 Apr 2019)

138

84 PMS

2021 (23 Jun – 7 Jul 2022)

538

50 PMS + 5 Excise and Taxation Officer

2025 (24 Apr – 11 May 2026)

344

119 (80 PMS)

Posts differ by cycle, so compare with care.

Other PMS results people confuse with this one

  • KP PMS is run by KPPSC; its results (including screening test results) are on kppsc.gov.pk.

  • PMS Ministerial Quota / in-service exams are separate from the open competitive exam and have their own schedules and results.