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Assistant Draftsman
BS-18 · Law and Justice · F.4-176/2026-R
Assistant Draftsman (BS-18) is advertised in FPSC Consolidated Advertisement Phase-4/2026, with 1 vacancy. FPSC has not published the syllabus or test pattern for this post yet. The qualifications, age limit and domicile quota below are as printed in the advertisement.
Syllabus and test pattern
- FPSC has not published the syllabus for this post yet. The advertisement says the syllabus and test schedule will be issued on FPSC's website.
- The paper's marks, duration, negative marking and passing rule will be added to this page once FPSC publishes them.
- There is no mock for this post yet: mocks are built from a post's syllabus.
About the post
- Case number
- F.4-176/2026-R
- Vacancies
- 1
- Employment
- Permanent
- Age limit
- 25-35 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit
- Domicile quota
- Sindh (Urban) (Open Merit)
- Place of posting
- Islamabad
- Qualifications
- i) Second Class or Grade 'C' Bachelor's degree in law or equivalent qualification from a University recognized by HEC. ii) Five (5) years post qualification experience of drafting legislative instruments or dealing with legal matters.
Practice is open for Phase-3/2026 posts
FPSC has not published this post's syllabus, so it has no mock yet. Posts in Phase-3/2026 can be practiced now, each with its own syllabus, marks and passing rule.
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