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Technical Expert (Category-A) Electrical Engineer

BS-17 · Ministry of Defence · F.4-158/2026-R

The Technical Expert (Category-A) Electrical 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 answer

Sections

Pass mark: 40% overall (40 out of 100 marks).

For Cat-A separate papers may be designed as there is hardly any commonality in the syllabus of the three disciplines of Engineering.

Paper structure

Part-I

20 marks · 20% of the paper

English

20 marks

Vocabulary
Grammar Usage
Sentence Structuring

Part-II

80 marks · 80% of the paper

Professional Test

80 marks

Electric Circuits
Semiconductor Devices
Electrical Instrumentation
Power Transmission
Power System Operation and Control
Power System Protection
High Voltage Engineering
Electrostatics & Electronic System Design
DC Motors & Generators
Transmission Lines & Antennas
Basic IT/Computer Knowledge
DC Generators and Batteries
Power Factor and Power Factor Improvement
AC Fundamentals
AC Motors and AC Generators
Power System Analysis
Heating Ventilation and AC Equipment
Project Management
Alternative Energy Sources

About the post

Case number: F.4-158/2026-R
Vacancies: 2
Employment: Temporary
Age limit: 22-30 years plus five (5) years general relaxation in upper age limit.
Domicile quota: Punjab (Open Merit)=Two and Sindh (Rural) (Open Merit)=One
Place of posting: Rawalpindi / Anywhere in Pakistan
Qualifications: For Category-A: Bachelor's of Engineering in the relevant subject or equivalent qualification from a University recognized by HEC.
Notes: PEC registration required, where applicable.Candidates must clearly indicate in their application form the category (A) or (B) for which they apply.

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