It is above 1 lac

@longinus

I am usually of the view that one should not engage in such useless discussions unless you qualify for that post, first. But your ignorance and biased opinion on the matter forces to do the opposite.

1st. CSP job is not a bed of roses. You have seen too many Bollywood Dabang movies i suppose. You are blabbering the story of the 1960s wali civil service. Your information and view of CSPs is outdated and biased.

2nd. You are statistically better off as an AD NAB rather a CSP officier. When people imagine CSP life, they only think about DMG PSP AND FSP. They forget the rest of the 9 groups. Only a tiny percent gets appointed in the big 3, rest of average joe, like you and me, end up in IRS Custom etc. Such CSP jobs are worse than NAB jobs, in term of their power prestige and facilities.

3rd. Your heavenly picture of facilities provided to the big 3 is also skewed. I personally know and have studied under the current Special Judicial Magistrate of a major metropolitan city of Pakistan. He is perhaps the best CSP officer of his decade in DMG group. He has been alloted a 'thakki hoe' old cultus with a driver. His official residence is also in shambles. And he alongwith his batchmatches have to fight claw and nail just for the upkeep of their officies' 'kharchapani'. One misstep and you are suspended without pay for months on end.

4rth. The above mentioned Civil servant and numerous like him that I've met have also portrayed a bleak story of the 'powers' you so desperately crave. CSPs are at the mercy of their seniors, political elite and military establishment for nearly every step of their career. They are posted to remote destitute areas with no facilities for porlonged periods. They need 'reference and Safarish' just to get posted in their home cities and get proper residence and facilities. Civil service, as these officers say, has been strategically be stripped off of their power and prestige due to political and economical reasons.

5th. Yes, AD NAB job is primarily a desk job with little 'dabang' features. BUT they are still far better as they have the highest salaries of all their peers in the govt sector. Also they are well respected in the social and rishta market as well. Perhaps Supreme court employees earn slightly more than their NAB counterparts. Even if we assume that AD NAB job is the most thakki hoe and power-less job in Pakistan, YOU will still be getting an American Salary for your Pakistani Kharchay. What more do you need in life. Nearly Rs 200k a month to a 25 year old, what more could you want????

6th. Due to the foreseeable future, NAB will remain a prominent and rewarding career path in Pakistan. Corruption, accountability and their counter operations will be even more important in the decades to come as Pakistan slowly but surely sees a rise in investments in the economy.

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@Monstar...
Aoa.. I think you even don't know what you sre writing.you even remained unable to grasp what i write there.. Your comparison with other services is usesless.. Whatevrr i wrote there is 100% write and based on first hand knowledge.Please write contrary to it, if you have any authentic information, which i am sure you are unable to attain...keep this long essey saved for competitive examination bro.. I think it is clear..

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Dear do you even know what you are talking about? NAB is the superior most civil organization with best salaries. The cases are made by the officers you are talking about. CSPs are summoned at nab offices and they have to appear before a 17 grade officer whether he be a secretary or anyone for that matter. NAB officers enjoy more protocol than that of CSPs. Infact at times, ACs, ADCs etc are appointed as focal persons or protocol officers for ADs when they go for field visits. N when on field visits you can take a police constable or two. Even if that is not enough, u can call the concerned dpo n ask for as much force as u want. However, when u join such organizations you are least thirsty for protocol or power, knowing u have them already. Your comment clearly depicts you do not have any idea about the organization. Even if you are part of it, you have not used your power for once. Besides, csps, politicians n say any civil post, nab is above them all, in terms of power they enjoy. U get selected at nab, not for once you would have to attend any office even for your personal chhote or baray kam. A phone call would suffice even if it is to a CSP of higher grade. No other office even matters to you when you are at NAB. Talking about power, atleast for once turn on the tv n that is what everyone is yelling on how nab has been given sweeping powers. Talking about other departments, they have more political intervention n influence of multiple offices. Nab does have internal pressure and that too only if you are lazy n not working upto the mark. Trust me.

N for my brother with the dabangg comment, dear when u r at nab, i would enjoy the real dabang movie. It is going to be far more dabangg job than any other job u know of.
Yes, it is true that some people did leave the job but only because criminal investigation is not everyone's cup of tea. N i have seen everyone regretting who left the job. Cz ACs DCs se b even patwari tk ny handle hote jese mafia bna hua ha is mulk mein. Talk to someone who works at nab, the job is all about power. Baqi yes they do not give khansaamas gari etc, but i dont think that is necessary with the salaries being provided. These facilities are provided to officers of department who are transferred from one station to other frequently, just to facilitate them. It is not a part of shashka. N in bigger cities even ACs have to struggle to get proper accomodations even.

If anyone has any question, feel free to ask. I know the organization. However, i would be able to reply only in these days of quarantine. best of luck.

Do they have to sign a bond for joining the organization and what about getting noc or leaving the organization, would that be a problem? Because civil service will be my first choice but you can never be sure of getting allocation in desired group or even clearing the exam. So really can't ignore other options in the meantime.

Yes. 5 years. Amount would be decided once training costs are determined. No problem for NOC or leaving the organization. Selection in nab itself is not that easy. Last time there were like 1 lac applications. N they selected 66 only.

Sorry to interrupt dear, but its all if you are telling fairy tails... Nothing like that exusts there.Every organization has to work within legal framework.No AC/DC ever made focal person.. It means you even don't know what is the meaning of fical person. He is not there to sallute you, rather focal persons are made only to ensure proper correspondence...