Exciting news for job seekers in Gilgit Baltistan! The Higher Education Commission Education Testing Council has released the result sheet for the Assistant Election Commissioner (BPS-17) positions under the Election Commission Gilgit Baltistan, conducted on Sunday, April 20, 2025. This blog dives into the details of the results and what they mean for candidates.
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About the Results
The results cover 203 candidates who appeared for the MCQs and descriptive test, with a total of 200 marks. The test was held across various cities including Islamabad, Gilgit, Lahore, Karachi, and Skardu. Candidates from districts like Diamer, Gilgit, Astore, Skardu, and others showcased their skills, with marks ranging from 153 to 113.
Top Performers:
- Hafeez Alam from Diamer scored the highest with 153 marks.
- Muhammad Arif from Astore and Umair Rahmat from Gilgit followed with 148 and 147 marks respectively.
City-wise Performance:
- Islamabad hosted the majority of test centers, with candidates from diverse districts.
- Gilgit and Lahore also saw significant participation, reflecting a broad geographical reach.
Detailed Breakdown
The result sheet lists candidates alphabetically by name, along with their father’s name, domicile district, test city, and total obtained marks. The top 64 candidates scored 129 or above, indicating a competitive field. Districts like Gilgit, Astore, and Diamer had multiple high scorers, highlighting strong representation.
Key Observations:
- The highest score of 153 sets a benchmark for future exams.
- Gender diversity is notable, with candidates like Sidra Tuz Zahra and Seema Batool making the list.
- Test cities were strategically chosen to accommodate candidates from remote areas.
What’s Next?
Candidates who have qualified should prepare for the next stages of the recruitment process. The Election Commission Gilgit Baltistan will likely announce interview schedules soon. Stay tuned for updates on the official ECGB website.
Final Thoughts
This result is a testament to the talent and dedication of candidates from Gilgit Baltistan. Whether you’ve made the cut or are planning for the next opportunity, this is a chance to contribute to the democratic process. Congratulations to all participants, and best of luck to those moving forward!