NCCIA Sub Inspector & ASI Jobs 2026 – 84 Vacancies

Job Overview

The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), working under the Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control, has opened a major 2026 recruitment drive for investigation and field-enforcement staff. This grouped posting covers Sub Inspector (BS-14) and Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-09), two roles that share a law-enforcement and investigation-focused recruitment path and include physical and endurance requirements.

There are 48 Sub Inspector vacancies and 36 Assistant Sub Inspector vacancies, giving a combined total of 84 posts in this investigation group. Applications are open to eligible Pakistani candidates under the applicable regional and quota allocations, and selected candidates may be posted anywhere in Pakistan.

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The closing date for online applications is 7 September 2026. Applicants must complete the NPF Testing and Assessment Services online application process and pay the prescribed fee separately for each post they apply for.

Available Positions

Who Can Apply

Both posts are aimed at graduate-level candidates. The qualification must be completed by the closing date and should be from an institution recognized by the Higher Education Commission where applicable. Candidates should also check the quota applicable to their domicile before selecting a post in the online portal.

• Nationality: Pakistani nationals meeting the advertised eligibility conditions.
• Domicile / quota: Recruitment includes allocations for Open Merit, Punjab, Sindh Rural, Sindh Urban, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Ex-FATA, AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan, depending on the post.
• Age: 18 to 25 years, with upper-age relaxation available under applicable Federal Government rules.
• Posting: Selected candidates may be posted anywhere in Pakistan.
• Government employees: Candidates already serving in government should apply through the proper channel and produce the required NOC at the relevant stage.

Physical Standards

Sub Inspector and Assistant Sub Inspector candidates are part of the group for which physical measurements and an endurance test apply. Applicants should assess these standards before paying the application fee because failure at a mandatory physical stage prevents progression to the next recruitment stage.

Candidates who meet the prescribed physical measurements and qualify the endurance test can proceed to the next testing stage. No relaxation should be expected in the mandatory physical and endurance standards.

Recruitment and Test Process

The recruitment process is designed to screen candidates in stages. For investigation posts, the initial physical and endurance requirements are particularly important. Candidates who qualify the applicable preliminary stages can move forward to computer-based testing and later recruitment stages.

• Online application through the NPF-TAS portal.
• Application/testing fee payment for the selected post.
• Eligibility scrutiny based on age, qualification, domicile/quota and application data.
• Physical measurement and endurance test for the investigation posts.
• Computer Based Test (CBT) for candidates who qualify the required preceding stage.
• Document verification and interview for candidates who progress through the recruitment process.
• Medical, character and academic verification may form part of final selection requirements.

Application Fee

The application and testing fee is Rs. 2,000 per application / per post. A candidate applying for both Sub Inspector and Assistant Sub Inspector must submit separate applications and pay the fee separately for each post.

• The portal generates a payment PSID for the application.
• Payment can be made through supported 1Link-1Bill channels such as bank/ATM, internet banking, EasyPaisa, JazzCash or UPaisa.
• Keep the payment confirmation or receipt for your records.
• Do not submit one fee against multiple posts.

How to Prepare Before Applying

Investigation vacancies attract a large number of applicants, so preparation should begin before the test date is announced. Start by confirming that your degree, domicile and age match the post. Candidates should also begin endurance preparation early instead of waiting for a roll-number slip.

• Check the spelling of your name, CNIC number and domicile details before submitting the form.
• Keep your educational certificates, CNIC, domicile and recent photograph ready in clear form.
• Select the correct post and quota in the application portal.
• Begin practicing the 1.6 km endurance run under safe training conditions.
• Keep your registered mobile number and email active because recruitment updates may be sent through the portal, SMS or email.
• Bring the required original identity and recruitment documents when instructed for tests or interviews.

How to Apply Online

Important Instructions

• The required qualification and other eligibility conditions should be completed by the closing date.
• Applications are submitted online; hand, courier or email applications are not the normal submission route for this recruitment.
• Candidates applying for more than one post need a separate application and separate fee for each post.
• No TA/DA is admissible for physical tests, CBT, interviews or other recruitment stages.
• Original documents and supporting records may be required at the interview/document-verification stage.
• Passing one stage only makes the candidate eligible for the next stage; it does not guarantee final selection.

Frequently Asked Questions