Gilgit-Baltistan Police has invited applications for the posts of Sergeant Major (BPS-11) and Sergeant (BPS-09) in its Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU). The posts are reserved under a 15 percent quota for retired SSG commandos and ex-servicemen, and appointments will be made on a contract basis for a maximum of two years. Applications are to be submitted online through the Gilgit-Baltistan Testing Service portal, and the last date shown in the advertisement is 15 November 2026. This guide summarizes the main details for former armed forces personnel in Gilgit-Baltistan and across Pakistan.
Job Details at a Glance
| Organization | Gilgit-Baltistan Police, Counter Terrorism Unit (CTU) |
| Posts | Sergeant Major (BPS-11) and Sergeant (BPS-09) |
| Quota | 15 percent, for ex-SSG commandos and ex-servicemen |
| Maximum Age | 45 years for both posts |
| Employment Type | Contract, up to 2 years, no extension |
| Application Fee | Rs. 700 (as printed in the advertisement) |
| Last Date | 15 November 2026 |
Vacancy Details
| Post | BPS | Maximum Age |
| Sergeant Major | 11 | 45 years |
| Sergeant | 09 | 45 years |
The advertisement does not state the exact number of vacancies. It says the posts are filled from among the CTU positions under the 15 percent quota. The recruitment will follow the CTU Appointment and Recruitment Rules 2026, notified on 21 April 2026, so applicants should read those rules for the full eligibility conditions.
Preferred Professional Skills
Candidates with relevant training, practical experience and special skills may be given preference according to the prescribed criteria. The advertisement lists the following areas:
- Precision Engagement Specialist / Sniper
- Advanced Explosives and Breaching Specialist
- Tactical Instructor for close quarter battle, explosives and sniper training
- Counter-IED Operations Specialist
- Mountain Warfare and High-Altitude Operations Specialist
- Close Quarter Battle Specialist
- Tactical Operations Commander
Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant must be a retired SSG commando or an ex-serviceman.
- The applicant must meet the eligibility standards and other requirements of the CTU Appointment and Recruitment Rules 2026.
- The maximum age limit is 45 years for both posts.
- The appointment is a one-time contract of two years on the created posts, with no extension.
- These posts are meant only for the Counter Terrorism Unit of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Selection Process
- Online application.
- Physical endurance test and physical measurement, followed by a written test and interview.
- Medical examination, verification of documents, and police and security clearance.
- Final merit list.
How to Apply
- Visit the Gilgit-Baltistan Testing Service (GBTS) online portal, which is the portal named in the advertisement.
- Complete the online application form and attach the required documents, including your discharge certificate and service record.
- Pay the fee through the 1Link / 1Bill system using the 24-digit PSID printed on the fee slip. Channels such as ATM, internet banking, Easypaisa and JazzCash are mentioned in the notice.
- Submit your application before 15 November 2026.
Medical Standards and Important Notes
- A candidate with a serious chronic or infectious disease, or a physical or visual defect that prevents special duty, may be permanently disqualified on the basis of the medical examination.
- Incomplete applications and applications received after the last date will not be considered.
- The competent authority reserves the right to amend or cancel the recruitment process under the applicable rules.
For other official information, you can also visit the Gilgit-Baltistan Police website.
Conclusion
These CTU posts offer a contract opportunity for experienced former commandos and ex-servicemen who meet the rules and age limit. Applicants should read the original advertisement and the 2026 recruitment rules carefully and apply only through the official portal before the deadline. Selection is not guaranteed.