The Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of Pakistan, has invited applications from candidates holding a Balochistan domicile for 37 vacancies in federal law offices and special courts and tribunals across Balochistan. The advertisement appeared in the Daily Express on 30 October 2026, and applications must be submitted online through the National Job Portal by 13 November 2026.

The posts are offered under the special Balochistan quota, on a province and district local basis. Successful candidates will serve in Quetta, Makran, Zhob, Loralai, Khuzdar and Dera Allah Yar. The vacancies run from BPS-01 to BPS-14 and cover clerical, technical and support roles, so the drive suits candidates with qualifications ranging from primary pass to graduation.

Five clerical posts sit in BPS-11 to BPS-14. There are two posts of Reader in BPS-14, one each in Quetta and Makran, for graduates. Two Stenotypists in BPS-14 are offered in Quetta for intermediate pass candidates with shorthand at 80 words per minute, typing at 40 words per minute and computer literacy. Three Upper Division Clerks in BPS-13 are offered in Quetta and Makran for intermediate pass candidates, and one Nazir in BPS-11 is offered in Makran for intermediate pass candidates. Three Lower Division Clerks in BPS-11 are offered in Quetta, Makran and Dera Allah Yar for matric pass candidates with typing at 30 words per minute. Upper and Lower Division Clerks must complete a three-week basic IT training course, including MS Office, from the National Information Technology Board during probation.

The remaining posts are support roles in BPS-01 to BPS-04. Three Drivers in BPS-04 are offered in Quetta and Makran for primary pass candidates holding a valid driving licence and familiar with traffic rules. One Bailiff in BPS-03 is offered in Makran for matric pass candidates. The largest single group is Naib Qasid in BPS-01, with 13 posts spread across Quetta, Makran, Zhob, Loralai and Khuzdar, for primary pass candidates. Two Farash posts, four Chowkidar posts and three Sweeper posts, all in BPS-01, are offered in Quetta and Makran for primary pass candidates.

The age limit for most posts is 18 to 35 years, which already includes five years of general relaxation and a further five years of special relaxation for Balochistan candidates. Drivers may apply up to 40 years of age. For the Stenotypist and Lower Division Clerk posts, where shorthand, typing or basic IT skills are required, candidates who are not yet certified in those skills may still be considered and will build the required proficiency through on-the-job training during probation.

Applications are accepted online only through the National Job Portal at njp.gov.pk, and applications sent by hand will not be entertained. Candidates should register on the portal, select the post that matches their qualification and domicile, and submit the form before 13 November 2026. Selection is by walk-in interview through district-level employment cells, with no written test. Candidates called for interview must bring original documents with one set of attested photocopies, including educational certificates, CNIC, domicile certificate, a valid driving licence where required, recent passport-size photographs and a no objection certificate if already in government service. No travelling or daily allowance will be paid for the test or interview. The Section Officer (A-V) of the Ministry of Law and Justice, Zubair Ahmed, can be contacted on 051-9207416 for queries about the advertisement.