Pakistan Coast Guards Jobs in Karachi 2026 Advertisement

The Pakistan Coast Guards (PCG) has announced a significant recruitment drive for young, dedicated, and physically fit Pakistani citizens to join as Sepoy (General Duty) (BPS-05) and NCsE (Non-Combatant Enrolled) (BPS-01) in Karachi. These public sector positions are allocated on a merit and quota basis, open to candidates from Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, FATA, Azad Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan. A total of 179 Sepoy (General Duty) vacancies are available with a pay scale of 18160-950-46660, and 49 NCsE vacancies with a pay scale of 15620-490-30320, both including ration allowance and other government-approved benefits. Applicants must report directly to the Pakistan Coast Guards Record Centre Korangi 2-1/2, Karachi, for walk-in registration and tests between June 14 and July 15, 2026, arriving at 07:30 AM. This is a unique chance to serve the nation, secure its coastal borders, and gain a reputable government rank with comprehensive service perks, including free accommodation, medical facilities, family health insurance, and educational opportunities for children.

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• Educational Qualification

• Sepoy (General Duty): Minimum Matric
• NCsE (Non-Combatant Enrolled): Primary pass and proficiency/skill in their respective trade
• Age Limit: 18 to 25 Years
• Physical Condition: Must be physically fit
• Minimum Height: 5 feet 6 inches
• Minimum Chest Measurement: 34 inches with an expansion of 2 inches (34″–36″)
• Registration Venue: Candidates must report directly to Pakistan Coast Guards Record Centre Korangi 2-1/2, Karachi.
• Registration Dates & Timing: June 14 to July 15, 2026, arrive at 07:30 AM for initial registration and tests.
• Required Documents (original and two attested sets of photocopies, plus 4 passport-size photographs):
• Original Educational Certificates / Degrees / Mark Sheets
• Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) issued by NADRA
• Domicile and Permanent Residence Certificate (PRC)
• 4 Passport-size photographs
• Additional Technical or Experience Certificates (if applicable, e.g., Technical Course Diplomas, Computer Courses, Driving License)
• Ineligibility Conditions:
• Individuals dismissed or terminated from the Pakistan Coast Guards or any other government department on disciplinary grounds.
• Individuals convicted by a court of law.
• Individuals dismissed due to submitting fake or forged academic documents.
• Candidates previously served in Armed Forces or Civil Armed Forces but discharged due to medical unfitness, misbehavior, or being absent without leave.
• Discrepancies found between CNIC data and educational certificates (name, father’s name, date of birth).
• Selection Procedure Steps:
• Initial Registration
• Physical Test
• Written Test
• Medical Examination
• Interview
• Final Selection
• Call Letter issuance
• General Instructions:
• Bring own sports shoes (PT shoes) and clothing for physical examination and running tests.
• No Traveling Allowance (TA) or Daily Allowance (DA) will be provided.
• Mobile phones are strictly prohibited inside the selection center.
• Government employees must bring official departmental permission letters (NOC).
• Candidates bear stationery and medical examination expenses.
• No residence or food arrangements will be provided during testing days.
• Preference given to individuals with higher education or higher technical skills.

The Pakistan Coast Guards (PCG) is the official recruitment wing responsible for securing the coastal borders of Pakistan. It is a public sector organization that offers career paths in government ranks with attractive pay scales and comprehensive service perks. The PCG is dedicated to recruiting individuals who meet strict physical and educational standards, fostering a disciplined environment, and ensuring selections are based purely on merit. It provides its employees with free accommodation, uniform, medical treatment, family health insurance, opportunities for international deployment (United Nations missions), and educational facilities for children at the Pakistan Coast Guards Public School in Karachi.