This opportunity is open for candidates holding a Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, or Economics. The position is classified under BPS-14 with a total of five vacancies available. Applicants should not exceed the age limit of 35 years. The deadline to submit applications is November 25, 2026.
Key Responsibilities
Candidates selected for this role will be expected to apply their analytical and quantitative skills to support various projects and tasks. This may include data analysis, statistical modeling, economic forecasting, or other related duties depending on the department’s needs. The role requires attention to detail, accuracy in handling data, and the ability to interpret complex information to assist in decision-making processes. Collaboration with team members and effective communication of findings will also be essential.
Required Qualifications
Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, or Economics. The educational background should provide a strong foundation in quantitative analysis and problem-solving. Candidates should be within the maximum age limit of 35 years and meet the eligibility criteria for the BPS-14 pay scale.
Preferred Qualifications and Benefits
While not explicitly stated, candidates with additional experience or skills relevant to data analysis, statistical software, or economic research may have an advantage. The position offers a structured pay scale under BPS-14, which includes government benefits and opportunities for career growth within the public sector.
Interested individuals are encouraged to apply before the closing date to be considered for this competitive role.