PPSC CCE-2025 Psychological Assessment: Dates and Venues by Station Until 30 October 2026
PPSC has set CCE-2025 psychological assessment dates by station, running to 30 October 2026. See the Lahore venue, times and the rule on missing a phase.

Short answer: The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has fixed the psychological assessment for the Combined Competitive Examination 2025 (CCE-2025, Case No 36C/2025). The written part ran on 26 September 2026. Group activity and interviews run from 29 September to 30 October 2026, in groups by station, at 9:00 am onwards.
We opened the PPSC home page and read the two page schedule on 12 October 2026. The home page lists it as "Schedule dates and venue for psychological assessment (CCE-2025)". The file carries a September 2026 upload stamp, so it is not new, but most dates in it are still ahead.
Your date depends on your PPSC station, not on a roll number. Find your station in the table, check the dates that are left, and read the rules at the end.
The written test came first, on 26 September, for 344 candidates
PPSC held the written psychological assessment on Saturday 26 September 2026 at the Punjab University Examination Centre, Wahdat Road, Lahore. Candidates of all stations sat it together. The schedule says 344 candidates were called.
The written test also decides who gets the next slip. The schedule says the admission slip for the group activity and psychological interview is issued only to present candidates, on the day of the written assessment.
Group activity and interviews run from 29 September to 30 October
Group activity and psychological interviews are split by station. Multan, Bahawalpur and D.G. Khan candidates went first, in Multan. Rawalpindi candidates sat in Rawalpindi. All other groups sit in Lahore, at Punjab College Campus 10, 43 Ghalib Road, Block E1, Gulberg III.
| Dates | Station | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 29 September to 1 October | Multan, Bahawalpur, D.G. Khan | PPSC Regional Office Multan |
| 6 and 7 October | Lahore | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |
| 9 and 10 October | Rawalpindi | PPSC Regional Office Rawalpindi |
| 14 and 15 October | Lahore | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |
| 16 October | Faisalabad | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |
| 19 October | Sargodha | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |
| 20 to 23 October | Lahore | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |
| 26 to 30 October | Lahore | Punjab College Campus 10, Lahore |

Four groups are marked "Candidates of Lahore Station". The schedule does not say which of those four your roll number falls in. Your admission slip, issued on the written test day, is the authority.
One missed phase ends your chance at the final interview
The schedule states that any candidate who fails to appear in any phase of the psychological assessment will not be eligible to appear in the final interview. Missing the written test, the group activity or the psychological interview each counts as a phase.
So the risk is not a low score, it is absence. If an emergency makes you miss your date, apply in writing to PPSC at once. Our guide to requesting a PPSC centre change covers one separate policy, for written tests, and a different rule may apply here. We found no published policy for rescheduling this stage, so ask the Commission directly.
- Find your station in the table above.
- Locate your admission slip from the written test day.
- Check your date, venue and reporting time of 9:00 am.
- Reach the venue before 9:00 am with your original CNIC.
- Do not miss any phase, because that ends your eligibility for the final interview.

How to plan the days around your date
Most blocks are one to five working days. Lahore station candidates sit in four separate blocks, so two people from the same city may be a week apart. Book travel only after you confirm your own date on the slip, and keep a spare day if you come from far away.
Where this fits in the CCE cycle
CCE stands for Combined Competitive Examination, the route into Punjab's provincial management service and allied cadres. This is the 2025 cycle and it is now at the assessment stage. A final interview follows for those who clear every phase.
The 2027 cycle will use a changed syllabus, which we explain in PPSC's revised CCE syllabus for 2027. Candidates who were debarred in a past cycle should also read why PPSC bans candidates before they sit again.
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Common questions
What is the PPSC CCE-2025 psychological assessment?
It is a stage with a written psychological test, a group activity and a psychological interview. It comes before the final interview for CCE-2025.
When does the assessment end?
The last block in the schedule runs from Monday 26 October to Friday 30 October 2026, in Lahore, for Lahore station candidates.
When is my date if I am from Faisalabad or Sargodha?
Faisalabad station candidates sit on 16 October 2026 and Sargodha station candidates on 19 October 2026, both in Lahore.
How do I get the admission slip for the group activity?
The schedule says the slip is issued to present candidates only, on the day of the written psychological assessment.
What happens if I miss one phase?
You would not be eligible to appear in the final interview. The schedule says this for any phase of the assessment.
What time should I arrive?
The schedule says time is 9:00 am onwards. Check your own slip for the exact reporting time before you leave.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
We read the PPSC schedule file "Schedule dates and venue for psychological assessment (CCE-2025) (Case No 36C/2025)" from ppsc.gop.pk on 12 October 2026. We did not see a result or a final interview date for this case. The Commission can amend its notices, so check the home page on the day.
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