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Assistant Electronic Engineer
BS-16 · Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Ministry of Defence · F.4-172/2026-R
The Assistant Electronic Engineer test is a 100-mark MCQ paper of 100 minutes, with negative marking of 0.25 per wrong answer. The pass rule for this post is 40% overall. The paper structure, part by part, is below.
At a glance
Total marks
100
Duration (minutes)
100
Negative marking
0.25
per wrong answerSections
2
Pass mark: 40% overall (40 out of 100 marks).
Paper structure
Part-I
20 marks · 20% of the paper
English
20 marks
- Grammar Usage
- Sentence Structuring
Part-II
80 marks · 80% of the paper
Professional Test
80 marks
- Electric Circuits
- Advanced Manufacturing Design Technology
- Electronic Devices and Circuits
- Manufacturing Processes
- Digital Logic Design
- Rectifiers
- Router and Armature
About the post
- Case number
- F.4-172/2026-R
- Vacancies
- 3
- Employment
- Temporary
- Age limit
- 20-28 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit.
- Domicile quota
- Punjab (Open Merit)=One, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Open Merit)=One and Balochistan (Open Merit)=One
- Place of posting
- Anywhere in Pakistan.
- Qualifications
- i. B.E. / B.Sc. Engineering / equivalent qualification in Electronics / Mechatronics / Electrical or equivalent from a University recognized by HEC. ii. Registration with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
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