Originally Posted by Saamboy

When I came out, a guy from Islamabad was there to enquire about the interview, I told him everything. There was nothing to hide. No question from my majors, just the basic and open-ended questions regarding FBR (Taxation and solutions). I enjoyed it, unlike interviews conducted by Provincial PSC where the interviewee is always belittled. Best of luck guys! Walk in without any fear and prove your worth.
PS. I might not get selected but at least I'm satisfied with myself that it was my first interview with FPSC and I did well.

Originally Posted by Habib Buzdar

Fully agree with you but you know these so called
lekin bro.hum.kisi.ko force to.nhe kr skty na.koi.nah allah behtr krey ga. agr to hmra rizk isi post k.zariye likha ha to.mil.k rhy ge ..bas apny triqey se prepare krty rhein

Originally Posted by Saamboy

Hi fellows! My interview was on Sept 20 Peshawar Centre, I have been busy with my job since then. I'll share my interview experience here.
But before sharing interview I must say, the interview room AC was set well below 16 degree Celsius.
The chair was not a revolving chair and the panelists were sitting at some distance so you had to adjust in the chair every time a different panelist asked a question.
Now the interview, there was no introduction.
Straight away the chairman calls me by the name and then asks you have this degree, why do you want to join FBR?
Do you work anywhere?
Then a little discussion about my work, whether we have made any difference in the education sector or not.
Are you satisfied with Tax system in Pakistan?
Then a member from FBR (I'm not good with the names) starts participating in the discussion, she asks me why do you want to leave your current job?
"Will you leave this job if you get another job?" To which I reply I'd be lying if I say I won't
What are you after?
I mention Salary, she says so it's about money?
Then she said they had various laboratories and it would be very fortunate for them that I work there but at the same time it would be very unfortunate for me to work there since I don't like my field.
What do you think about Taxation in Pakistan?
Any solutions?
Nargis Sethi suggested CSS and I don't remember if she asked me any question at all.

That's all I remember. It was a general discussion in a very eased environment and I didn't feel any pressure.

Originally Posted by Meer Naveed Ali

saamboy

Thanks for sharing ur intrvw
Can u plz tel me how much time did u take while being intrvw??
N medium of communication??
N last question ur degree??

Originally Posted by Saamboy

Time taken 10-15 minutes. There were candidates whose interviews lasted 2-5 minutes.
Medium of communication purely English, although I switched to Urdu when I talked about my uncle I said my "mamu" and the second time we talked in Urdu was when Nargis Sethi mentioned "apko to fast bowler hona chahiye" but that was after the interview ended.
Degree is Pharm-D.

Originally Posted by ShehzadYousafzai

who is Nargis sethi?

anybody Peshawar centre penalists for customs inspector interview?
Got letter 6 oct,2016 interview date.
what should be general outline for interview? and what if somebody is from engineering background and penalists don't know about engineering?