Essential Information - Recruitment of NAB
 

[U][B]1. 1. Age Relaxation[/B][/U]

c. No Age relaxation in max. age as mentioned, will be given except as prescribed by the Govt.
- Initial Appointment to Civil Posts (Relaxation of Upper Age Limit) Rules, 1993 are applicable as Government has prescribed max age relaxation in these rules.
- Rule (3) (i) (a): FATA (recognized tribes) / GB / Scheduled Casts, 3 years
- Rule (3) (iii): Government servants with 2 2 years continuous Government service, 10 years
- Rule (3) (v): Widows, son or daughter of a deceased civil servant who dies during service, 5 years
- Rule (4): Where a candidate is entitled to age relaxation under more than one categories specified in rule 3, he shall be allowed relaxation in age only in one category.
- Rule [4A] (1): Max. Age limit for Initial Appointment General (other than CSS), 5 years
- Rule [4A] (2): General Age relaxation of 5 years shall be over and above the relaxation of age admissible to candidates specified in rule 3.

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2. Eligibility[/B][/U]

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AD: Qualification[/U]
Having any three of the qualification is eligible.
- Master’s Degree in any discipline OR
- 16 years’ education (BBA / BSc / BS) in Criminology, Eco, Computer Sciences, Defense and Strategic Studies
- BE / BSc in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering.

[U]DAD: Qualification[/U]
- Quite clear.
- No BA is not eligible.

[U]General[/U]

- Further, even if you have higher qualification, the eligibility will be determined on your basic qualification.
- In case of d[U][U]ual qualification, it better to mention the qualification that makes you eligible for the post.
- People with results awaited / results issued after closing date will not be considered or will be rejected on a later stage.

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3. Experience:[/B][/U]

- Experience is not required; however, preferred and will help you in the Interviews.

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4. Through Proper Channel (only applicable to government servants)
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- It’s better to obtain NOC from your department to apply for these jobs.
- However, if your department doesn’t issue one, you shouldn’t have mentioned your previous job.
- In case, if you have already mentioned it. Clear that in interview that you will resign and join NAB, if selected.

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4. Quota for Minorities / Females[/B][/U]

- Will be determined by NAB itself.

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5. Selection Stage
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- Written Test: includes GK, Pak Studies, Islamic Studies, Current Affairs, Analytical Reasoning, English Vocab and Grammar, and Mental Mathematics.
- Psychology: Same questions are asked multiple times in different ways to assess your actual personality.
- Interview Stage: Questions related to yourself, past experience (if any) and academia.

- Written Test: 70% weightage and Interview: 30% weightage.
- Psychological Stage is critical as people with highest marks, also fail to clear this stage.
- Interview stage may turn your fortune in both ways, since marks in written tests are very close. Interview can play a vital part in determining your faith. People with 88% marks in Test can be beaten by people with 75% marks in test with a v. good interview.
- Written test marks should be in uppers 70s and 80s for having bright chances to qualify till the final stage.
- All posts are temporary due to nature / status of the agency. However, your job is permanent, once you are done with your probation.


[U][B]6. Tenure Policy of NAB[/B][/U]

- Initial Posting is most likely to be at nearest Station to your domicile, subject to availability of posts there.
- Otherwise, you will be posted to 2nd nearest station to your domicile.
- Posting tenure: 3 years, normally extended to 5 years (other than Quetta)
- Posting tenure Quetta: 18 months, normally extended to 30 months.

Salary & Benefits
 

[U][B]7. Salary[/B][/U]

[U][U]AD[/U][/U]
- Gross: 61,000 pm and Net: 55,000 pm
- Add. Utilities Allowance: 2,000 pm (paid on quarterly / bi-annual basis)

[U][B]DAD[/B][/U]
- Gross: 36,500 pm and Net: 33,400 pm
- Add. Utilities Allowance: 1,500 pm (paid on quarterly / bi-annual basis)


[U][B]8. House Hiring Allowance[/B][/U]

[U]AD - Islamabad[/U]
- Max. 14,000 pm (19,000 – 5,000 House Rent) for max. area 1,100 Sft.
- In case area is lesser than 1,100 Sft., then approx. Rs. 9,500 (Rs, 14,319 – 5,000)
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AD – Other Than Islamabad[/U]
- Max. 11,618 pm (16,618 – 5,000 House Rent) for max. area 1,100 Sft.
- In case area is lesser than 1,100 Sft., then approx. Rs. 8,000 (13,000 – 5,000)

[U]DAD - Islamabad[/U]
- Max. 11,319 pm (14,319 – 3,000 House Rent) for max. area 700 Sft.
- In case area is lesser than 700 Sft., then approx. Rs. 8,455 (Rs, 11,455 – 3,000)
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DAD – Other Than Islamabad[/U]
- Max. 9,562 pm (12,562 – 3,000 House Rent) for max. area 700 Sft.
- In case area is lesser than 700 Sft., then approx. Rs. 6,636 (Rs, 9,936 – 3,000)

[U]General[/U]
- Paid on annual / bi-annual basis, from the date of case approval rather than actual occupation of house.
- V. difficult to get due to tons of formalities / documentation.
- Self Hiring is allowed (as in you can rent your own house)
- Documents required includes: Lease Documents and CNIC of owner, Approved Map, Assessment Report, Rent Agreement, Inventory List, Consent of the Ownder.
- Houses on Goodwill (Pugree) are not allowed for House Hiring.


[U][B]9. Other Benefits.[/B][/U]

- No car / house is given to officers from DADs to DDs.
- Car is provided to Additional Directors (BPS 19) and above
- House is only provided to Director General NAB (BPS 21)
- Houses (married officers) / Shared Rooms (singles) are given to Officers in NAB Quetta / KPK, only irrespective of their grades.
- Medical is only available in Government Hospitals only.
- Medical Expenses are reimbursed in cases of emergency, only when they are recommended by govt. hospitals. The process is lengthy and takes around 4 – 9 months for reimbursement.
- Pool vehicles are provided in some regions to the officers / employees.
- Official Vehicle alongwith driver and police are provided for performing the official duties.
- Working hours are 0830hrs to 1730hrs; provided you work properly for even 5 hours a day, load of work is manageable.

why ba people are not eligible.. as they clearly mentioned in adv.that graduate with economics or computer science with 200 marks as elective subjects are also eligible......

Equivalency and Verification
 

[U][B]10. Equivalency for Foreign Degrees[/B][/U]

- If you have foreign degree, you need to apply at earliest for the equivalence to HEC.
- As they take months to years to issue that. And, in some cases they don’t even issue the same.
- You will need Equivalency Letter at an Interview or Joining Stage, which is 4 months or 5 months respectively from the closing date.
- Yes, you can send your blood relative to do this exercise on your behalf.

[U]Procedure for Equivalency (Foreign)[/U]

- Fill an online application form at [url]http://des.hec.gov.pk/[/url]
- Screenshots of this online portal are
[url]http://des.hec.gov.pk/?qs=C203wDqmASFKoF8v9beOmMRNeFhNYdczAf5geERT[/url]
- Print the form
- Go to HEC Equivalence Cell with all your academic documents originals and 3 set of copies.
- Documents required includes SSC & HSC Certificate and Marksheets, CNIC, Passport, Visa, proof of residence abroad, Dissertation / Thesis First and Last Chapter, and Admission Letter, Degree and Transcript.
- Cash payment of Rs. 5,000 at Bank Counter adj. to Equivalence Cell.
- You will get the Equivalence sooner, but that would be provisional and you need to verify that by asking your dean of the university to email to [email]sasim@hec.gov.pk[/email] (Syed Asim Hussain, Deputy Director, Attestation and Accreditation, HEC) stating that you were a student at their university for that period and you were graduated, etc. Ask your dean to send the same email to you also at the same time, and when you get that email you also email to the above email address, not changing anything.
- After they get this verification email, they will send you the final letter within 2-3 days.


[U][B]11. Verification / Attestation of Educational Documents for Degrees– HEC[/B][/U]

- Takes 1 working day (Islamabad) and 5 working days (Other Regional Centres)
- Need to reach HEC at around 0700 hrs in the morning to submit your documents timely, as there are limited tokens available for the same.
- For detailed procedures visit:
[url]http://feed.pk/932/procedure-requirements-for-hec-degree-verificationattestation/[/url]


[U][B]12. Verification / Attestation of Educational Documents – SSC / HSC[/B][/U]

- Even this needs to be done as soon as possible.
- Takes around 30 days for verification from the Educational Boards, except for Federal Board which does it on the same day and normally within 2 hours.
- IBCC takes 3 – 5 working days, after the same has been verified by the Educational Board.
- Verification of SSC / HSC Certificate and Mark sheet cannot be done at the same time, if you have done them from different Educational Boards. As for HSC verification you need to submit, original Matric / SSC Certificate and Marksheets.

[U]Procedure:[/U]

- Submit the Certificate and Mark sheets to your respective Board.
- They will give you one copy each for Certificate and Marksheet verified for the IBCC.
- Submit the Originals and Number of Copies you need to get Attested from the IBCC.
- Attestation Form IBCC (Read Instructions for further clarity)
[url]http://www.ibcc.edu.pk/Downloads/AForm.pdf[/url]

[QUOTE=Lost destiney;950702]why ba people are not eligible.. as they clearly mentioned in adv.that graduate with economics or computer science with 200 marks as elective subjects are also eligible......[/QUOTE]
It was typo error. If BA has economics or computer science with 200 marks as elective subjects, they are also eligible.

Cannot edit, as admin has put restriction to edit the post.

sir please reply.. my question ...

DAD: Qualification
- Quite clear.
- No BA is not eligible

what does this mean brother?

do you mean by this that ba. degree holders are not eligible?

Procedure for verification and attestation of O-Levels and A-Levels degrees ??......by the way i have equivalence certificates for both issued by IBCC.....

[QUOTE=Arsenal FC;950716]Procedure for verification and attestation of O-Levels and A-Levels degrees ??......by the way i have equivalence certificates for both issued by IBCC.....[/QUOTE]
No requirement to get it attested but do get it clarified from IBCC, itself.

[QUOTE=N is best;950715]DAD: Qualification
- Quite clear.
- No BA is not eligible

what does this mean brother?[/QUOTE]
It means, it is quite clear in the Ad, itself.

Second line as replied above is a typo.