
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 in Quetta — 16 BPS-01 Support Posts (Balochistan Quota)
Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division) — GSP Headquarters Office, Quetta, Balochistan
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 announce 16 posts of BPS-01 support staff for candidates holding a Balochistan domicile, and the last date to apply online is 14 November 2026. The Geological Survey of Pakistan, working under the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), is filling regular support positions at its headquarters office in Quetta, and applications are submitted only online through the National Job Portal. The seven post titles are Head Mali, Lab Boy, Khalasi, Bearer, Cleaner, Chowkidar and Khakroob, and every one of them asks for a primary pass, with only the Lab Boy and Cleaner posts carrying an extra requirement. One reporting difference must be stated plainly: a second full report of the same advertisement counts 14 posts instead of 16, differing only on the Cleaner row, which it gives as 5 posts with an HTV driving licence rather than 7 posts with an LTV licence. This article uses the 16-post table, flags that difference wherever the Cleaner post is discussed, and advises every applicant to confirm the Cleaner row on the National Job Portal before submitting, since the portal advertisement governs over either secondary report.
| Organization | Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division) |
|---|---|
| Job Category | Government |
| Section | Pakistan Jobs |
| Location | GSP Headquarters Office, Quetta, Balochistan (Balochistan) |
| Education Required | Primary pass (all posts); Lab Boy additionally needs one year of laboratory experience; Cleaner additionally needs a valid driving licence (licence class differs across reports — see article) |
| Pay Scale / Grade | BPS-01 |
| Total Posts | 16 |
| Job Type | Full Time — regular government |
| Posted Date | 30 Oct 2026 |
| Last Date to Apply | 14 Nov 2026 (8 days remaining) |
About Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP), Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division)
The Geological Survey of Pakistan is the federal government's earth-science department, working under the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), and its headquarters office stands on Sariab Road in Quetta, with postal address P.O. Box No. 15, Sariab Road, Quetta, and telephone 081-9211021 as printed in the reporting of this advertisement. The Survey's public work is geological mapping and mineral investigation: its geologists map rock formations and terrain, investigate mineral and gemstone-bearing areas, support drilling and laboratory work, and maintain the maps, samples and records on which mining, construction and resource decisions depend. That scientific work cannot run without support staff, and the BPS-01 posts in this round are exactly that backbone: cleaners and khakroob keep laboratories, offices and field camps usable; khalasis and bearers move samples, equipment and stores; lab boys assist in laboratory routines; head malis tend grounds and nurseries; and chowkidars guard premises and stores. Because the posts are regular government appointments in BPS-01, they suit candidates with primary-level education from Balochistan who want a stable departmental career close to home, rather than a short contract. Selected candidates may be posted at the Survey's headquarters office in Quetta, which is also the address given for correspondence about the recruitment.
Vacant Positions — Post-Wise Details
Seven support titles are open in this round, all in BPS-01 and all for Balochistan domicile holders, with primary pass as the common education. The table below follows the fuller of the two reports, which sums to 16 posts, and the Cleaner row carries an explicit flag, because the second report differs on that row alone.
| Sr. | Post Name | Posts | Qualification | BPS / Grade | Age Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Head Mali | 1 | Primary pass | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 2 | Lab Boy | 1 | Primary pass with one year of laboratory experience | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 3 | Khalasi | 2 | Primary pass | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 4 | Bearer | 2 | Primary pass | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 5 | Cleaner | 7 | Primary pass with a valid driving licence (LTV in this report; HTV in the second report — confirm on NJP) | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 6 | Chowkidar | 1 | Primary pass | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
| 7 | Khakroob | 2 | Primary pass | BPS-01 | 18–25 years, with age relaxation as per government rules |
- Head Mali: One post tending the department's grounds, gardens and nursery work at the Quetta headquarters, keeping outdoor areas and planted stock in order through the seasons.
- Lab Boy: One post assisting in laboratory routines at Quetta, where the one year of laboratory experience is compulsory and must be provable, not merely claimed.
- Khalasi: Two posts moving samples, stores and field equipment, supporting survey parties and workshops with loading, shifting and general labour duties.
- Bearer: Two posts on bearer duties in offices and field camps, serving officers and teams, handling files and stores, and keeping workspaces running day to day.
- Cleaner: The largest group in the round at 7 posts in this report, but the one disputed row: a second report counts 5 Cleaner posts and requires an HTV licence instead of LTV, so confirm both the count and the licence class on NJP before applying.
- Chowkidar: One watchman post guarding department premises, stores and field property at Quetta, on the shift pattern the department fixes for its security duties.
- Khakroob: Two posts on cleaning and sanitation duties in offices, laboratories and residential or camp areas, keeping the department's workplaces hygienic.
Eligibility Criteria — Who Can Apply
- Domicile: the advertised vacancies are intended for eligible candidates from Balochistan, and applicants should hold a Balochistan domicile
- Education: primary pass for all seven posts, as the common qualification
- Lab Boy extra requirement: one year of relevant laboratory experience, in addition to the primary pass
- Cleaner extra requirement: a valid driving licence — LTV according to one full report, HTV according to a second full report; confirm the licence class on the National Job Portal before applying
- Age: generally 18 to 25 years, with five years of general relaxation mentioned and further relaxation potentially available under applicable government rules, including additional relaxation for Balochistan candidates under government rules
- Disabled quota: 2% of the posts are reserved for eligible persons with disabilities, subject to a disability certificate from the concerned authority
- Government employees must apply through the proper channel and provide a No Objection Certificate (NOC) if required under the recruitment rules
- Original educational certificates and other relevant documents must be produced at the time of interview
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 set one of the lowest education bars in federal recruitment, and that is precisely why the remaining rules matter so much. Every post in the round asks for a primary pass, which opens the door to candidates whose schooling stopped early, but the door is not open to everyone: the vacancies are for Balochistan domicile holders, the age band is 18 to 25 years, and the two posts with extra requirements enforce them strictly. The Lab Boy post needs a full year of laboratory experience on top of the primary pass, which means a candidate must be able to show where that year was spent, not merely assert familiarity with laboratory work. The Cleaner post is the one applicants must handle with care, because the two full reports of the advertisement disagree on it in two linked ways: one gives 7 Cleaner posts requiring a Light Transport Vehicle licence, the other gives 5 Cleaner posts requiring a Heavy Transport Vehicle licence. Those are different licences, and applying with the wrong one could end a candidature, so the only safe course is to open the advertisement on the National Job Portal itself and read the Cleaner row there before choosing a post or submitting. Age relaxation is reported in general terms rather than as a single computed ceiling: five years of general relaxation is mentioned, with further relaxation potentially available under applicable government rules, and additional relaxation for Balochistan candidates under government rules. This article therefore does not present any single higher age as the ceiling, because the reports do not state whether the relaxations stack or how they combine, and a candidate who assumes a ceiling the advertisement never printed risks rejection. The 2% quota for persons with disabilities is a further rule to note: it applies subject to a disability certificate from the concerned authority, so eligible candidates should have that certificate ready rather than claiming the quota on the form alone.
Salary & Benefits
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 do not print a rupee salary figure, and no monthly amount is quoted here, because inventing one for a BPS post would mislead the very candidates this round is meant for. What is fixed is the scale: all seven posts sit in BPS-01, the entry grade of the Basic Pay Scales, and pay in that grade works as basic pay plus the allowances admissible under the government rules in force at appointment, rising through annual increments and government pay revisions. In practical terms, a BPS-01 appointee's take-home pay depends on the current pay revision, the allowances attached to the post and the place of posting, and the exact figure will be stated in the appointment letter, not in a newspaper summary. Because these are regular government appointments rather than short contracts, the value of the post also lies beyond the monthly figure: regular service carries the service protections, leave and retirement benefits of a government post under the applicable rules. Applicants should treat any specific rupee figure circulating for these posts on social media as unverified, and should compare the post on its real terms — a regular BPS-01 appointment at the Quetta headquarters for a primary-pass candidate — rather than on a guessed salary.
Selection Process
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 run through the National Job Portal, and the process follows the standard federal pattern for BPS-01 recruitment. Applicants create or sign in to their NJP account, search for the Geological Survey of Pakistan vacancies, open the relevant advertisement, select the position matching their qualification, complete the form with accurate details and submit it online before the closing date. Applications are then examined against the advertised conditions, and candidates who meet the education, domicile and age rules are called for the next stage, at which original educational certificates and other relevant documents must be produced. This article does not invent a test syllabus or an interview date for the round, because neither is printed in the reports of the advertisement; candidates should watch the National Job Portal for updates on applications, tests and interviews after submitting. No travelling allowance or daily allowance is admissible for appearing in tests or interviews, according to the reported information, so candidates should plan travel to Quetta at their own cost. Checking the portal regularly after applying is the practical safeguard, since portal notices, not social media posts, carry the authoritative next step.
Documents Required
- Primary pass certificate or proof of primary education, with attested copies
- Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) — original and copy
- Balochistan domicile certificate
- Valid driving licence (LTV or HTV as the NJP advertisement states for Cleaner applicants — confirm before applying)
- Laboratory experience certificate proving one year of laboratory work, for Lab Boy applicants
- Disability certificate from the concerned authority, for candidates claiming the 2% disabled quota
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the competent authority, for government employees applying through the proper channel
- Recent passport-size photographs
- Printout or screenshot of the submitted NJP online application for your own record
- Attested photocopies of all documents for the department's file
- Original documents for verification at the interview stage
How to Apply — Step by Step
- Visit the National Job Portal at njp.gov.pk and create an account or sign in with your existing login details
- Search for the Geological Survey of Pakistan vacancies and open the relevant advertisement in full before choosing a post
- Read the Cleaner row with particular care: confirm on the portal itself whether the post carries 7 vacancies with an LTV licence or 5 vacancies with an HTV licence, since the two reports differ
- Select the single position that matches your qualification, licence (where required) and domicile, and complete the online form with accurate personal and educational details
- Review the complete form once, because incorrect information or failure to meet the prescribed conditions can lead to rejection
- Submit the application online before 14 November 2026, and keep a copy of the submitted form for your own record
- Government employees should apply through the proper channel and hold their NOC ready, and all candidates should check the portal regularly for test or interview updates
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 close on 14 November 2026 according to the fuller report, and the second report's rule of applications within 15 days of the 30 October publication points to the same date, but applicants should still confirm the closing date on the National Job Portal itself before submitting. The Cleaner row deserves a second look for the same reason: do not submit a Cleaner application until the portal advertisement has confirmed both the vacancy count and the licence class for that post. Apply online only through NJP, and do not pay any person who promises selection in a regular BPS-01 recruitment.
Important Dates
- Advertisement posted: 30 Oct 2026
- Last date to apply: 14 Nov 2026 — 8 days remaining, do not wait for the final day.
Terms & Conditions
Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 carry the standard terms of a federal BPS recruitment, and applicants should note them before applying. The department reserves the right to increase or decrease the number of vacancies subject to availability, so the advertised counts are not a promise of final seats. Applications containing incorrect information, or failing to meet the prescribed eligibility conditions, may be rejected, and original educational certificates and other relevant documents must be produced at the interview stage. Government employees must apply through the proper channel with a No Objection Certificate where required. General age relaxation applies according to the applicable Establishment Division rules, with additional relaxation for Balochistan candidates under government rules, and 2% of posts are reserved for disabled candidates holding a certificate from the concerned authority. No travelling or daily allowance is admissible for appearing in tests or interviews. Applicants should verify every detail against the National Job Portal advertisement before applying, since the portal version governs over any secondary report, including on the disputed Cleaner row.
Frequently Asked Questions
The last date of Geological Survey of Pakistan Jobs 2026 for the Balochistan-quota BPS-01 posts is 14 November 2026. Applications must be submitted online through the National Job Portal by that date, and applicants should confirm the closing date on the portal itself.
Visit njp.gov.pk, sign in to your National Job Portal account, search for the Geological Survey of Pakistan vacancies, open the advertisement, select the post matching your qualification and domicile, complete the form accurately, and submit it online before 14 November 2026.
The fuller report counts 16 posts across 7 titles: Head Mali 1, Lab Boy 1, Khalasi 2, Bearer 2, Cleaner 7, Chowkidar 1 and Khakroob 2. A second report counts 14 posts, differing only on Cleaner, which it gives as 5 posts, so confirm the Cleaner row on NJP.
The Cleaner post needs a primary pass plus a valid driving licence, but the two reports disagree on the licence class: one says a Light Transport Vehicle (LTV) licence and the other says a Heavy Transport Vehicle (HTV) licence. Check the NJP advertisement itself before applying for Cleaner.
A primary pass is required for all seven posts. The Lab Boy post additionally needs one year of laboratory experience, and the Cleaner post additionally needs a valid driving licence, whose class should be confirmed on the National Job Portal.
The general age limit is 18 to 25 years, with five years of general relaxation mentioned and further relaxation potentially available under applicable government rules, including additional relaxation for Balochistan candidates. No single higher ceiling is stated, so do not assume one.
Selected candidates may be posted at the Geological Survey of Pakistan headquarters office in Quetta, Balochistan, on Sariab Road (P.O. Box No. 15). All posts in this round are for candidates holding a Balochistan domicile.
Yes. Two percent of the posts are reserved for eligible persons with disabilities, subject to submission of a disability certificate issued by the concerned authority. Candidates claiming this quota should have the certificate ready for verification.



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