About Pakistan Job Search

Pakistan Job Search (pakistanjobsearch.com) is an independent online opportunity board for Pakistan. We publish the latest government jobs, private sector jobs, scholarships in Pakistan, foreign scholarships, internships and university admissions in one continuously updated place, and we give every visitor free tools to actually win those opportunities.

Who runs this site

The site is owned and operated by an independent Pakistani publisher and a small editorial team with a background in recruitment content, higher-education admissions and web publishing. We are not a recruitment agency, we are not affiliated with any government department, university or employer, and we do not act as an intermediary in any hiring or scholarship decision. You can reach the person responsible for the site at support@pakistanjobsearch.com or through our contact page.

Who the site is for

Our readers are job seekers, fresh graduates, students and professionals in Pakistan — people applying for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and departmental posts, private-sector roles in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and beyond, HEC and foreign-funded scholarships, and paid or unpaid internships. Many are applying for the first time and need the process explained clearly, not just a link.

How listings are collected

Listings are gathered automatically every hour from publicly available sources such as official department portals, university and HEC pages, and employer career pages. Each listing links back to the original advertisement, which is always the binding version. Listings that come from a verified government (.gov.pk), educational (.edu.pk) or known-employer source are marked with a Verified badge, and you can filter to show verified listings only.

Automated collection is fast but not perfect. If you find a listing that is expired, duplicated, inaccurate or fraudulent, email us and we will correct or remove it — usually within one working day.

Our free tools

Alongside listings we publish free, no-sign-up tools: an ATS-friendly CV builder with more than twenty templates including Europass, an ATS CV score checker, a motivation and cover letter generator, an AI mock interview you can take by voice or text, and email job alerts matched to your CV. They are free to use and we never ask for payment or store your documents for marketing.

CV Builder

What it does: turns your details — or an old CV you upload — into a clean, ATS-friendly CV with more than twenty layouts, including the Europass CV format used by European scholarships and employers, plus academic, chronological, functional and modern one-page designs. Why it helps: most large employers and HEC-linked bodies filter CVs through software first; decorative templates with tables, columns and graphics are often read as gibberish and rejected before a human sees them. How to use it: open CV Builder, fill the form or upload your existing CV, pick a template, edit everything live in the editor (it works properly on a phone as well as a laptop), then download as PDF or Word.

ATS CV Score

What it does: scores your CV out of 100 against one specific advertisement and breaks the score down section by section, listing the keywords and requirements you are missing and the exact fixes to make. Why it helps: a CV that wins a bank job in Karachi is the wrong CV for an FPSC post or a fully funded scholarship. Scoring against the real advert tells you what to change before you apply, not after you are rejected. How to use it: open ATS CV Score, upload your CV, paste the job, internship or scholarship advert, read the breakdown, then send the improved version straight into the CV Builder editor.

Motivation Letter Maker

What it does: writes a tailored cover or motivation letter for the exact post or scholarship programme, in the tone you choose — formal government style, professional private-sector style, or academic for scholarships and admissions. Why it helps: a generic letter is obvious to a selection committee. Scholarship panels in particular read the motivation letter before the CV. How to use it: open Motivation Letter Maker, describe your background or upload your CV, paste the advert, choose the tone, then edit the draft line by line and download it as PDF or Word.

AI Mock Interview

What it does: runs a realistic interview for any job, internship or scholarship — you can answer by speaking into your microphone or by typing. Every answer is graded as you go, with a model answer, and you finish with a scored report showing your strengths and what to practise. Why it helps: most candidates in Pakistan never rehearse out loud before the panel; nerves and English hesitation cost more marks than knowledge does. How to use it: open the AI Mock Interview from the tools page or from the button under any listing, choose the opportunity type, paste the advert or write a short description, pick voice or text mode, and sit the interview. Repeat it until your report is green.

Learn English — for Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto and Balochi speakers

What it does: Learn English is a free step-by-step English course designed specifically for a Pakistani audience whose first language is Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto or Balochi. Every word and sentence is explained in the language you already think in. It contains eight units and forty-eight lessons — Basics, Daily Life, People & Places, Work, Office English, Interview English, Study & Scholarships and Advanced Fluency — using five exercise types: translate, listen and choose, build the sentence, fill the gap and type it out. Any phrase can be played out loud so you learn pronunciation, and hearts, XP and daily streaks keep you coming back. Why it helps: in Pakistan, weak English — not weak ability — is what most often costs people a private-sector job, a promotion, a visa interview or a scholarship place. The course teaches the English that is actually tested: interview answers, office emails, meetings, and scholarship and admission writing. How to use it: create a free account with only an email and a password (with a password reset if you forget it) so your plan and progress are saved, choose your home language, your current level, your goal, your minutes per day, your days per week and how many weeks you want to study. The course is then re-scheduled to fit exactly that plan, and your dashboard shows today's session, your streak and your progress. When you reach the Interview English unit, take what you have learnt into the AI Mock Interview and answer out loud.

Email job alerts

What it does: you upload your CV once and we email you only the new jobs, internships and scholarships you are actually eligible for. Why it helps: deadlines in Pakistan are short and government adverts are often published with days to spare. How to use it: go to Job alerts, upload your CV, confirm your email, and unsubscribe with one click at any time.

Every tool above is free, works without payment, and none of them require you to buy credits. Only the Learn English course asks for an account, and only so your plan, streak and lesson progress can be saved to your profile — which no one else can read.

Editorial principles

• We never charge employers, universities or applicants to appear on the site.
• We never ask applicants for fees, bank details or original documents.
• We always link to the official source so you can verify every claim yourself.
• We correct or remove inaccurate listings as soon as they are reported.