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LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SITUATIONS VACANT
Applications are invited from suitable candidates for appointment, on contract basis, in LDA against following posts. Sr. No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. POST Deputy Director (Town Planning) Assistant Director (Town Planning) Assistant Director (General Cadre) Assistant Director (Law) Assistant Director (Electrical Engineering) Assistant Director (Mechanical Engineering) Assistant Director (Civil Engineering) BS 18 17 17 17 17 17 NO. OF POSTS 8 17 25 11 03 03 MINIMUM QUALIFICATION B.Sc. Town Planning with 5 years experience in the relevant field. B.Sc. Town Planning. M.A/M.Sc or “B.A and LL.B” (At least 16 years of education) B.A LL.B with 2 years experience as practicing lawyer. Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from recognized university. Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from recognized university. Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from recognized university. AGE LIMIT 26 to 40 21 to 25 21 to 25 26 to 40 21 to 25 21 to 25

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INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Preference shall be given to the candidates having higher qualification and ample experience in relevant field. 2. Upper age limit up to five (5) years will be relaxed according to Government Policy for all the candidates. No further age relaxation in upper limit will be admissible. 3. 15% of vacancies are reserved for women. However they will also be considered against open merit. 4. 2% quota is reserved for disabled. Only such disabled persons will be eligible to be considered for jobs reserved for disabled, who have been declared disabled and fit for work on a particular job by the Provincial Council as defined in Section 5 of Disabled Persons (Employment and Rehabilitation) Ordinance 1981. (Disability Certificate must be attached with application). 5. 5% of vacancies are reserved for minorities subject to their fulfillment of other conditions. 6. The Candidates already working in the Government/Semi Government Organization should apply through proper channel and must produce NOC issued by their employer at the time of interview. 7. In service employees are also eligible to apply. They will be, however, subject to the terms and conditions of the contract appointment. 8. No TA/DA will be admissible. 9. Candidates must be domiciled in Punjab. 10. Number of Posts can be increased/decreased without any notice. 11. Only short listed candidates will be called for written test and interview. 12. Exact Qualification and experience requirements shall be as mentioned as in the Application Form which should be downloaded from National Testing Service (NTS) website. (www.nts.org.pk) 13. Eligibility of a candidate shall be determined on the basis of his/her academics. NTS test (to be conducted by National Testing Service) and interview, with each stage having distinct qualification bar of 50% of total marks. Failure in any particular stage shall be considered as failure in entire process.

14. NTS test shall be conducted on 27-10-2013 (Sunday) only at Lahore. 15. Candidates shall submit Application Form duly filled along with requisite documents and test fee of Rs. 800/= in favour of National Testing Service, to NTS through courier on the address mentioned on Application Form. 16. Test Fee shall be paid in any branch of UBL, MCB or ABL on prescribed bank challan (attached with application form downloaded from NTS website). 17. Last date of submission of applications is 08-10-2013 (Tuesday). 18. Incomplete applications or applications carrying incorrect information shall be summarily rejected. Only those candidates who have completed the degree required for a specific post should apply. Candidates to whom final transcript has not been issued shall not be considered. (A level candidates must attach their HSSC equivalent certificates with their applications). 19. Final Candidates list shall be available on NTS website on 12-10-2013 (Saturday). 20. Roll No. slips and test centre details shall be separately dispatched directly to candidate by NTS at least one week before the test. 21. Merit list based on aggregate marks including NTS test score and academics will be displayed within one week of the test. 22. Sample paper shall be available on the NTS website. 23. Candidates shall present original documents, along with a set of attested copies of all the relevant documents, at the time of interview. 24. Candidates must contact NTS for any sort of query regarding written test, display of provisional/final list of candidates, test centers, display of test results, information regarding submission of application forms etc.

(KHALID PARVAIZ) DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION LDA, LAHORE.

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