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Punjab Police Announces Intelligence Officer Jobs

The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has announced 30 Intelligence Officer positions within the Special Branch of Punjab Police through Advertisement No. 11/2026. These vacancies, classified under BS-14, are filled on a two-year contract, with the potential for extension. Candidates for these roles must be domiciled in Punjab and can be stationed anywhere within the province. The application window for the Intelligence Officer jobs 2026 remains open until October 26, 2026.

Applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria to be considered for these Intelligence Officer roles. They may qualify through either a second-division graduation degree from an HEC-recognized university, coupled with basic computer knowledge, or by having five years of experience within the Intelligence Wing of a law enforcement agency. The latter route requires only practical experience gained after completing the necessary qualifications.

The age limit for male applicants ranges from 21 to 35 years, with a five-year general relaxation, making the maximum age 40 years. Female candidates also fall within the same age bracket of 21 to 35 years, but with eight years of relaxation, allowing them to apply up to the age of 43 years. Transgender candidates' age and gender will be determined based on the information recorded on their CNIC.

A written examination is a crucial component of the selection process. The 100-mark Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) test will be administered over a duration of 90 minutes. Approximately 80% of the test will assess general ability subjects, encompassing General Knowledge, Pakistan Studies, Current Affairs, Geography, Basic Mathematics, English, Urdu, Everyday Science, and Islamic Studies.

Non-Muslim candidates will be tested on General Knowledge instead of Islamic Studies. The remaining 20% of the exam will evaluate Basic Computer Studies.

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