BPSC Jobs 2024 - Ad No. 10/2024

BPSC Recruitment 2024: Zonal Allocation and Eligibility for Senior Special Education Teacher Positions in Balochistan

Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) Jobs 2024 - Ad No. 10/2024

The Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) is the key authority responsible for recruiting candidates for various government positions in Balochistan. This guide aims to provide a detailed overview of the recruitment policy, eligibility criteria, zonal allocation, and application procedures, helping aspiring candidates navigate the process with confidence.

Understanding the Government Recruitment Policy of Balochistan

Balochistan's recruitment policy ensures a fair and transparent selection of candidates based on merit and adherence to zonal allocations. This policy outlines specific criteria for qualifications, experience, and the allocation of vacancies across different zones of the province.

Zonal Allocation of Vacancies

The recruitment policy mandates a zonal allocation of vacancies, aligning with the Government of Balochistan's Recruitment Policy of 1991. This ensures that opportunities are evenly distributed across various regions, promoting equitable employment across the province.

Allocation for Senior Special Education Teachers

The recent BPSC advertisement highlights the availability of 22 posts for Senior Special Education Teachers (B-17) across different specialties:

- Physically Handicapped: 6 posts

- Hearing Impairment: 12 posts

- Mentally Retarded: 4 posts

These posts are further divided into merit-based and zonal allocations, ensuring a balanced distribution of opportunities.

Zonal Breakdown of Vacancies

The vacancies for Senior Special Education Teachers are allocated as follows:

- Physically Handicapped:

  - Merit: 1
  - Kalat Zone: 1
  - Zhob Zone: 1
  - N/Abad Zone: 1
  - Mekran Zone: 1
  - Quetta Zone: 1

- Hearing Impairment:

  - Merit: 2
  - Kalat Zone: 2
  - Zhob Zone: 2
  - N/Abad Zone: 2
  - Mekran Zone: 1
  - Quetta Zone: 2
  - Sibi Zone: 1
  - Quetta City: 1 

- Mentally Retarded:

  - Merit: 1
  - Kalat Zone: 1
  - Zhob Zone: 1
  - N/Abad Zone: 1

Eligibility Criteria for Candidates

Eligibility for the advertised positions is strictly determined based on the recruitment rules and the conditions set forth by the BPSC. Candidates must ensure they meet all eligibility requirements before applying to avoid disqualification at later stages.

Qualification Requirements

For the Senior Special Education Teacher positions, candidates must possess a Master’s Degree in Special Education or an M.Ed. in Special Education, with at least a second division, in the relevant specialty from a recognized university.

Experience Requirements

Candidates must have relevant post-qualification experience in a regular, full-time paid position. Part-time, honorary, apprentice, or internship experiences are not considered valid.

Age Limit and Gender Eligibility

The age limit for candidates applying for these positions is 18 to 28 years. Both male and female candidates are eligible to apply, promoting gender equality in the recruitment process.

Application Procedure for BPSC Positions

The application process for BPSC positions is streamlined to ensure efficiency and accessibility. Candidates are required to submit their applications online, following specific guidelines.

Online Application Submission

All applications for BPS-16 and above must be submitted through the BPSC website [www.bpsc.gob.pk](http://www.bpsc.gob.pk). Candidates without internet access may submit their applications by hand or mail.

Required Documents

Candidates must bring the following original documents to the screening/written test:

- CNIC
- Treasury Receipt (Green Challan)
- Admission Certificate/Roll No Slip

Failure to present these documents will result in disqualification from the test.

Viva Voce Test: Key Topics to Prepare

Candidates who qualify for the written/MCQ test will be called for a Viva Voce Test. The Viva Voce Test will assess candidates on various subjects, including:

- Current Affairs: Focus on recent important events and issues highlighted in print and electronic media.

- General Knowledge: Emphasis on Balochistan, Pakistan, and international affairs.

- Islamic/Religious Studies: Questions related to day-to-day Islamic issues, the life of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), and the period of Khulafa-e-Rashideen.

- Pakistan Studies: Key historical events from 1857 to the present.

Candidates belonging to religions other than Islam will be asked questions according to their respective religious beliefs.

Application Fee and Payment Process

Candidates applying for BPS-17 positions are required to pay an application fee of Rs. 800/-. The fee must be deposited in the State Bank or National Bank of Pakistan branches in Balochistan, or in a Government Treasury authorized to conduct transactions on behalf of the Government of Balochistan.

Payment Details

- Head: C02101 ORGAN OF STATE EXAM.FEE RECEIPT BPSC

- RCO/District-wise Code: Must be included in the Challan, available on the BPSC website.

Important Cautions and Contact Information

Candidates are advised to avoid engaging with individuals who offer undue favors or assistance in securing selection. The BPSC emphasizes that selection is based on merit, and any attempt to secure a position through dubious means will be reported.

Reporting Dubious Activities

If approached by anyone offering undue favors, candidates should immediately contact one of the following BPSC members:

- Madam Mudassir Asrar: Tel: 081-9203142
- Mr. Khalid Baloch: Tel: 081-9201572
- Mr. Sher Khan Bazai: Tel: 081-9201562

Navigating the BPSC recruitment process requires a clear understanding of the eligibility criteria, zonal allocations, and application procedures. By adhering to the guidelines outlined above, candidates can effectively prepare for the selection process, ensuring they meet all requirements and are well-prepared for the tests ahead.

FAQs

Q1: Can I submit my application offline if I don’t have internet access? 
A1: Yes, candidates without internet access can submit their applications by hand or mail to the BPSC office before the closing date.

Q2: What documents do I need to bring to the written test? 
A2: Candidates must bring their original CNIC, Treasury Receipt (Green Challan), and Admission Certificate/Roll No Slip to the written test.

Q3: What is the last to apply? 
A3: The last date for application is 7th October.

Q4: How can I report someone offering undue favors for selection? 
A4: You can report such activities by contacting any of the BPSC members listed in the caution section of this guide.

Q5: Where can I find the RCO/District-wise Code for the application fee? 
A5: The RCO/District-wise Code can be found on the official BPSC website.