Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC)

The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) is a constitutional body established under Article 242 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973. Governed by the FPSC Function Rules of 1978, the Commission plays a pivotal role in recruiting qualified individuals for public service roles.

Comprising one Chairman and eleven Members, all appointed by the President of Pakistan, the FPSC ensures a transparent and merit-based selection process.

Key Functions and Responsibilities

• Recruitment: Conducts tests and examinations for recruitment to civil services and posts in BPS-16 and above.
• Advisory Role: Provides advice to the President on recruitment methods and qualification standards.
• Eligibility: Membership is restricted to retired Civil Servants (BS-21 and above), with at least one member being a retired judge, a retired military officer (Major General or equivalent), and a woman from the private sector.

Commitment to Excellence

The FPSC operates under the FPSC Ordinance of 1977, ensuring the integrity and efficiency of Pakistan’s civil services.

By maintaining high standards in recruitment and offering strategic advice, the FPSC contributes significantly to the effective governance of the nation.

For more information, visit FPSC.