• PPSC conducts tests, exams, and interviews for provincial government positions.
• PPSC also assists in recruiting for positions within corporations or organizations.
• The Punjab Revenue Department has announced vacancies for Naib Tehsildar.

LAHORE – The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) conducts tests, exams, and interviews to recruit individuals for positions in the provincial government.

It also assists the government in recruiting for positions within or under corporations or other organizations established by the provincial government under any law.

Naib Tehsildar Jobs PPSC

Recently, the Punjab Revenue Department has announced multiple vacancies for the position of Naib Tehsildar (Ministerial Quota) in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, Multan, and DG Khan.

The deadline for submitting applications online through the PPSC website is August 5, 2024. No applications will be accepted after this date.

How to Apply for Naib Tehsildar Jobs

Applicants who meet the requirements can apply for the jobs through the PPSC website. Click here to apply only for Naib Tehsildar jobs.

PPSC Fee for Naib Tehsildar Jobs July 2024

After the vacancies are advertised, candidates must submit their applications online through PPSC. The PPSC then issues roll numbers and conducts the test or exam for the advertised vacancies.

Candidates must deposit the required fee into the PPSC account to complete the job application process.

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Applicants for the Naib Tehsildar post are required to deposit a fee of Rs 1,000 to complete the job application.

How Can a Candidate Submit Application Fee?

Candidate can deposit fee while applying online through PSID using following mediums only.

ATMs

Mobile Phone Banking

Internet Banking

Over the counter (be visiting the nearest 1Link Member Bank branches)

Microfinance Banks (JAZZ Cash, Easy Paisa, U Paisa, and other microfinance banks)