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NAB assigns NTS to recruit 135 officers

byCustoms Today Report
05/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Government of Pakistan, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) assigned National Testing Service (NTS) to recruit 135 officers comprising 01 additional Director (BS 17) and 47 junior investigation officers (BS-16) transparently on merit, said a press release here on Saturday.

National Testing Service gave advertisement for recruitment of 135 posts of National Accountability Breau from BS-16 to BS-19 in national newspapers as well as placed NAB advertisement at NTS website. National Testing Service received 45372 applications against 135 posts of NAB.

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NTS after scrutiny of applications conducted written tests throughout the country and short listed 1531 candidates for psychological test against posts of BS-16-BS-19.      Now NTS has called 1531 candidates against the 135 posts of NAB from BS-16 to BS-19 for Psychological tests.

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