ISLAMABAD, Nov 04 (APP):The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has commenced physical recruitment tests at 11 designated centres across Pakistan, including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta and other cities, while Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi has directed officials to ensure strict merit, transparency and proper facilities for candidates throughout the selection process. According to details compiled by APP from NCCIA, physical tests are being conducted at designated centres …
NCCIA recruitment tests underway at 11 centres nationwide, DG Rizvi orders strict merit, transparency
ISLAMABAD, Nov 04 (APP):The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has commenced physical recruitment tests at 11 designated centres across Pakistan, including Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta and other cities, while Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi has directed officials to ensure strict merit, transparency and proper facilities for candidates throughout the selection process.
According to details compiled by APP from NCCIA, physical tests are being conducted at designated centres in Islamabad, Faisalabad, Multan, Lahore, Gujranwala, Peshawar, Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta and Gilgit.
Candidates from different parts of the country are participating in physical fitness assessments, including running tests, as part of the nationwide recruitment process.
According to the official schedule, the designated testing centres are as follows:
1. Islamabad: F-9 Park, Islamabad.
2. Faisalabad: FDA City (FDA Housing Scheme), adjacent to M-3 Motorway Interchange, Sargodha Road.
3. Multan: DHA Multan, U-Bright, near Kashmir Park and FAST University.
4. Lahore: Elite Police Training Centre, Bedian Road.
5. Gujranwala: Royal Palm City Housing Society, near More Aimanabad, G.T. Road.
6. Peshawar: Hayatabad Sports Complex, Hayatabad, adjacent to Iqra University.
7. Karachi: Police Training Centre, SSU, near Chaukhundi Graveyard, District Malir.
8. Hyderabad: Police Training Centre, Ganju Takar (SAAB RTC).
9. Sukkur: Recruit Training Center, Khairpur.
10. Quetta: Police Line, Quetta.
11. Gilgit: Police Training College, Gilgit.
In Islamabad, candidates from the federal capital and surrounding areas gathered at F-9 Park to participate in the physical tests.
Additional Director NCCIA Islamabad and Rawalpindi Shoaib Khan, along with Superintendent of Police (SP) City Islamabad Khurram Ashraf and Additional Director NPF, visited the testing venue to review security arrangements and facilities for candidates.
The officers received briefings from security personnel and relevant staff and directed them to ensure a safe, peaceful and organised environment for applicants.
In Lahore, Additional Director NCCIA Atif Ameer visited the Elite Police Training Centre on the first day of recruitment tests and reviewed arrangements for the smooth and transparent conduct of physical assessments.
Similarly, in Gujranwala, the Deputy Director NCCIA inspected the testing venue and reviewed candidates’ registration arrangements, roll number slips, running tracks and other essential facilities.
Physical tests also commenced in Gilgit, Sukkur, Peshawar, Quetta and Faisalabad, where candidates participated in fitness assessments under the supervision of the concerned NCCIA officials.
Recruitment activities are also being conducted at the designated centres in Karachi, Hyderabad and Multan.
Meanwhile, Director General NCCIA Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi chaired a meeting at NCCIA Headquarters to review the nationwide recruitment process, monitoring arrangements, administrative requirements and facilities being provided to candidates.
The meeting discussed measures to maintain transparency, address operational issues and ensure effective coordination among officials responsible for conducting the tests.
The DG Rizvi also held a Zoom meeting with NCCIA circle in-charges across the country to review the progress of recruitment activities at different centres.
During the meeting, he directed the officers concerned to closely monitor the physical tests, resolve administrative difficulties and ensure that candidates were provided with necessary facilities at every stage.
Rizvi said the recruitment process would be completed strictly on merit and through transparent procedures, making it clear that no compromise would be made on fairness in the selection of candidates.
He said the recruitment drive was providing young people across Pakistan an opportunity to join the agency and contribute to national efforts against cybercrime.
The DG Rizvi directed all circle in-charges to ensure effective supervision, discipline and equal treatment of candidates throughout the recruitment process.
The agency said physical assessments and other recruitment activities would continue at designated centres in accordance with the prescribed procedures.
