SPSC Advertisement 07/2026 in Sindh: 67 Posts in Energy, Forest and Industries, Apply by 14 December
SPSC Advertisement 07/2026 lists 67 Sindh posts: 35 Energy, 28 Forest and Wildlife, 4 Boiler Inspector. Rs 500 fee by PSID. Apply online by 14 December.

SPSC Advertisement No. 07/2026 offers 67 posts in three Sindh government departments, and the last date to apply online is 14 December 2026. The fee is Rs 500 a post, paid through a PSID. The Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) issued the consolidated advertisement on 12 November 2026 for the Energy Department, the Forest and Wildlife Department, and the Industries and Commerce Department.
The largest group is Assistant BPS-16: 21 posts across 11 offices, most of them asking for a second division bachelor's degree and an MS Office certificate. The senior post is Director BS-19 in the Directorate of Oil and Gas, Karachi. Below are all 36 serials grouped by department, the age limits, and the steps to apply.

SPSC Advertisement 07/2026 has 67 posts in three departments
The Energy Department has 35 posts under serials 1 to 24. Forest and Wildlife has 28 posts under serials 25 to 35. Industries and Commerce has 4 Boiler Inspector posts under serial 36. Each post is split between rural (R) and urban (U) quota.
| Department | Serials | Posts | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy | 1 to 24 | 35 | Director Oil and Gas BS-19, Incharge MIS BS-18, Programmer, Medical Inspector, Junior Inspector of Coal Mines, Assistant |
| Forest and Wildlife | 25 to 35 | 28 | Assistant Conservator, Wildlife Ranger, Wildlife Veterinarian, Wildlife Digital Photographer, Taxidermist |
| Industries and Commerce | 36 | 4 | Boiler Inspector BPS-16 |
| Total | 36 serials | 67 |

The Taxidermist row shows 1 post in the posts column but 2 in its rural and urban split. We count it as 1. Check the post count on your own serial when you apply.
Energy Department posts, serials 1 to 24
The Energy posts sit in 16 offices, from the Directorate of Oil and Gas and the Coal Mines inspectorates to the Electric Inspectorates in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur and Mirpurkhas. Most are single posts. The Assistant posts are the main openings for fresh graduates.
| Post | Scale | Posts | Age | Key qualification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Director, Oil and Gas, Karachi | BS-19 | 1 | 22 to 35 | PhD, Master's or BS (Hons) in petroleum or geology fields, plus 2 to 12 years' oil and gas experience |
| Incharge MIS, Electricity Monitoring Cell | BS-18 | 1 | 18 to 28 | MS or ME in Computer, 5 years' experience |
| Programmer, Electricity Monitoring Cell | BS-17 | 1 | 18 to 28 | BS Computer Science or BE Computer, 5 years' experience |
| Medical Inspector, Coal Mines Karachi | BS-17 | 1 | 23 to 30 | MBBS, PMDC registration |
| Prosecuting Inspector, Coal Mines (Karachi and Hyderabad) | BPS-16 | 2 | 23 to 30 | Law graduate, 3 years' practice, Sindh Bar Council |
| Junior Inspector of Coal Mines, Mithi | BPS-17 | 1 | 23 to 30 | BE Mining, PEC, Mine Sirdar's certificate |
| Assistant Director (Technical), Coal Mines Development | BPS-17 | 3 | 22 to 28 | Master's in Geology or BE Mining |
| Assistant, across 10 Energy offices | BS-16 | 20 | 18 to 30 | Second division bachelor's, MS Office certificate in most offices |
| Stenographer (Coal Mines and Power Development) | BS-16 | 2 | 18 to 28 | Graduate, 120 wpm shorthand, 35 wpm typing |
| Survey and Drawing Officer (Karachi and Hyderabad) | BS-16 | 2 | 21 to 30 | DAE Mining, Mine Surveyor's certificate |
| Technical Officer, Energy Department | BPS-17 | 1 | 21 to 28 | BE Mining or Master's in Geology, 2 years' experience |
Age limits differ by serial, so read the exact range for each post. The Assistant posts in the Electric Inspectorates and Power Development ask for ages 21 to 28; the Coal Mines Assistant posts start at 18.
Forest, Wildlife and Industries posts, serials 25 to 36
Forest and Wildlife has 28 posts, including 7 Assistant Conservators, 5 Wildlife Rangers and 6 Wildlife Digital Photographers. Several posts need a physical fitness test. Industries and Commerce has 4 Boiler Inspector posts for mechanical engineers.
- Assistant Conservator BPS-17: 7 posts, including 1 female quota. Postgraduate in Wildlife Management, Ecology, Geography or Zoology. Age 21 to 28.
- Assistant Conservator (Marine) BPS-17: 1 post, postgraduate in Marine Science.
- Assistant Director BPS-17: 1 post, same subjects as Assistant Conservator.
- Wildlife Veterinarian Officer BPS-17: 3 posts, postgraduate in Veterinary Science with a wildlife dissertation.
- Wildlife Ranger BPS-16: 5 posts, including 1 female quota.
- Wildlife Digital Photographer BPS-16: 6 posts, age 21 to 42, with a dossier of at least 350 Sindh wildlife species.
- Taxidermist BPS-16: age 21 to 42, with a dossier of at least 50 species.
- Library Officer, Curator for Museum, Accountant and Assistant BPS-16: 1 post each.
- Boiler Inspector BPS-16: 4 posts, BE or BSc Mechanical (or BTech) with a 1st Class Boiler Engineer Competency Certificate. Age 22 to 30.
The physical standard for Assistant Conservator, Assistant Director and Wildlife Ranger is a minimum height of 5 feet 5 inches and a 1,000 metre run in 10 minutes for men, and 5 feet 4 inches and a 600 metre walk in 16 minutes for women. Men also need a 33 inch chest with 1.5 inch expansion.
How to apply for SPSC Advertisement 07/2026
Register on spsc.gov.pk, apply through "Available Jobs", generate a PSID and pay Rs 500 through 1Bill for each post. The portal runs round the clock until the closing date, when it shuts at 5:00 pm.
- Register on the SPSC website, or sign in if you already have an account.
- Open "Available Jobs" and pick the serial number of your post from Advertisement 07/2026.
- Enter your CNIC number and date of birth exactly; a wrong entry leads to rejection.
- Choose your domicile, PRC Form-D, urban or rural quota and exam centre carefully. None can be changed after the closing date.
- Generate the PSID and pay Rs 500 through any online channel using the 1Bill option. One challan covers all categories of one post.
- Submit before 5:00 pm on 14 December 2026 and save the form and challan.

Payment channels are explained in our guide to PSID and 1Bill payments, and the document upload rules in SPSC candidate portal uploads.
Rules that decide whether your SPSC application counts
You must hold the full qualification and experience on 14 December 2026. Experience counts from the date you earned the minimum qualification. Equivalent degrees are accepted only where the post's qualification says so.
- General age relaxation applies under the Sindh notification of 6 March 2025, but not to police posts or CCE posts.
- Government and semi-government employees apply through proper channel.
- Incomplete applications and ineligible candidates are not considered, and the number of posts may change without notice.
- Manual applications are not accepted.
Read the degree and age rules in SPSC degree rules and SPSC age rules before you pay. Fake or wrong documents can bar you for years; see how to avoid SPSC disqualification.
Common questions
What is the last date for SPSC Advertisement 07/2026?
14 December 2026. On that day the online form closes at 5:00 pm.
How many posts are in SPSC Advertisement 07/2026?
67 posts under 36 serials, going by the posts column: 35 in Energy, 28 in Forest and Wildlife, and 4 in Industries and Commerce.
What is the SPSC application fee?
Rs 500 per post, paid against a PSID through the 1Bill invoice option.
Can I apply for more than one post?
Yes. Pay a separate Rs 500 challan for each post. One challan covers all categories of the same post.
Is there age relaxation?
Yes. General age relaxation under the notification of 6 March 2025 applies to these posts.
Who can I call at SPSC?
SPSC lists (022) 9200694, 9200246 and 9200162, and the email info@spsc.gov.pk.
How we verified this
What we checked and where we read it.
Checked on 14 November 2026 against SPSC Consolidated Advertisement No. 07/2026, dated 12 November 2026, all eight pages, linked from the Advertisements section of spsc.gov.pk. Post totals are our own count of the posts column.
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.




