KPPSC PMS In-Service Result 2026: Only 4 of 125 Qualify for 29 Posts, DMC and Rs 500 Retotalling
KPPSC PMS in-service result 2026: only 4 of 125 passed for 29 posts. Documents due by 26 November. DMCs online, retotalling Rs 500 a paper within 15 days.
Only 4 of the 125 candidates who sat the KPPSC PMS Officer (In-Service) written exam passed, for 29 posts. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Service Commission announced the result on 11 November 2026. The four must send their documents so that they reach KPPSC by 26 November 2026. Everyone else can see their Detailed Marks Certificate (DMC) on kppsc.gov.pk and apply for retotalling at Rs 500 a paper within 15 days.
The exam was for the in-service quota of Provincial Management Service (PMS) Officer BPS-17 in the Human Resource Management Department, under Advertisement No. 04/2026, Serial 1. KPPSC received 312 applications and admitted every applicant provisionally, but only 125 turned up for the papers held from 7 to 10 September 2026.
KPPSC PMS in-service result 2026 at a glance
The in-service PMS exam had 29 posts, 312 applications, 125 candidates present and 4 passes. That is a pass rate of about 3.2% of those who sat the papers, and it means at most 4 of the 29 posts can be filled from this round.
| Item | KPPSC PMS Officer (In-Service), Advert 04/2026 |
|---|---|
| Post | PMS Officer BPS-17, in-service quota, Human Resource Management Department |
| Posts advertised | 29 |
| Applications received | 312 |
| Written exam | 7 to 10 September 2026 |
| Candidates who appeared | 125 |
| Candidates who qualified | 4 |
| Result announced | 11 November 2026 |
| Documents due at KPPSC | 26 November 2026 |
| Retotalling fee | Rs 500 per paper, within 15 days |
Check whether you qualified by roll number
The four qualified roll numbers are 61, 62, 74 and 200. KPPSC lists them with their district and zone: Nowshera (Zone 2), Peshawar (Zone 2), Mohmand (Zone 1) and Bajaur (Zone 1). If your roll number is not one of these, you did not qualify in this exam.
| Roll number | District and zone |
|---|---|
| 61 | Nowshera, Zone 2 |
| 62 | Peshawar, Zone 2 |
| 74 | Mohmand, Zone 1 |
| 200 | Bajaur, Zone 1 |
Zones matter for the merit split in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Our guide to the KPPSC zonal quota lists which districts fall in each zone.
What the four qualified candidates must do by 26 November
Each qualified candidate sends the required documents with a signed Documents Submission Proforma, downloaded from kppsc.gov.pk. The papers must reach the Commission's office by 26 November 2026, within 15 days of the result, under Regulation 12(c) of the KP PSC Regulations 2017.
- Download the Documents Submission Proforma from the KPPSC website.
- Fill it in and sign it.
- Attach every document the proforma and Advertisement 04/2026 list.
- Send it early by courier or deliver it, so it reaches KPPSC in Peshawar by 26 November 2026.
- Keep the courier receipt and a full copy of the set.
The deadline is the date of arrival, not the date of dispatch. A set posted on 25 November can easily arrive late. The general rules for interview documents and letters are in our guide to KPPSC results, DMCs and interview letters.
How to get your DMC and apply for retotalling
KPPSC has put the DMCs of candidates who did not qualify on its website. If you think a paper was added up wrongly, apply for retotalling with a Rs 500 challan per paper, paid at the National Bank of Pakistan, within 15 days of 11 November 2026.
- Open the DMC section on kppsc.gov.pk and find your Detailed Marks Certificate.
- Note each paper where you think the total is wrong.
- Download the retotalling challan form from the KPPSC website.
- Pay Rs 500 for each paper at a National Bank of Pakistan branch, into the head of account printed on the challan.
- Send a written application with the paid challan to KPPSC, so it arrives within 15 days of the result.
Retotalling checks the addition of marks. It is not a fresh marking of your answers. KPPSC says it will not entertain any request after the 15 day period. If your problem is a rejection rather than marks, the route is a representation, explained in how to challenge a KPPSC rejection.
How this compares with the general PMS result
The general PMS exam under Advertisement 02/2025 had 55 posts and a much larger field, yet it also left most candidates behind. KPPSC's revised result of 12 November 2026 shows 50 qualifiers out of 5,071 who sat the written exam, with two later declared ineligible.
Those 48 candidates are called for PMS interviews from 24 to 30 November 2026, as set out in our page on the KPPSC PMS and AETO interview programme. The next general PMS written exam starts on 30 December 2026; see KPPSC PMS written exam dates.
Common questions
How many candidates passed the KPPSC PMS in-service exam 2026?
Four, out of 125 who appeared. KPPSC had received 312 applications for 29 posts.
When did KPPSC announce the PMS in-service result?
On 11 November 2026, with DMCs for candidates who did not qualify posted on its website the same day.
What is the last date for documents?
The documents must reach KPPSC by 26 November 2026, within 15 days of the result.
How much is the KPPSC retotalling fee?
Rs 500 per paper, paid by challan at the National Bank of Pakistan, with the application sent within 15 days of the result.
Does retotalling mean my paper is marked again?
No. Retotalling checks that your marks were added correctly. It does not re-mark the answers.
Where can I see my KPPSC DMC?
On kppsc.gov.pk, in the DMC section, which KPPSC updated for this exam on 11 November 2026.
How we verified this
What we checked and where we read it.
Checked on 14 November 2026 against the KPPSC announcement "Result of Written Examination for Twenty-Nine (29) Posts of Provincial Management Service Officer (In-Service) (BPS-17)", Advertisement No. 04/2026, dated 11 November 2026, and the DMC notice of the same day, both listed on the home page of kppsc.gov.pk. The general PMS figures are from KPPSC's revised written result for Advertisement 02/2025, dated 12 November 2026. The screenshot above is cropped to leave out candidates' names.
About the author
Public Services and Education Journalist
Fajr Riaz is a journalist and content writer at Pakistan Era, based in Lahore. She covers the questions people meet in everyday life in Pakistan: how a public service works, what a change in the rules means, and where to find a reliable answer.
