KARACHI: The Sindh government has approved a series of reforms to the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC), increasing the age limit and the number of attempts allowed for the Combined Competitive Examination (CCE).
According to the spokesperson, the above-mentioned decisions were made in a provincial cabinet meeting, which was chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah at the CM House.
As per the adopted reforms, the upper age limit for those who are going to appear in the Combined Competitive Examination has been raised from 30 to 33 years, which means that those aspiring candidates now have more time to get a provincial government job.
Besides, the cabinet adopted the reform concerning the increase in the number of attempts for the competitive examination from three to five.
Passing Criteria for CCE 2026 Revised
Another important decision was made by the cabinet of Sindh, whereby the passing criterion for the CCE 2026 examination was lowered from 40 to 33 percent.
Computerised Testing Introduced for Single-Paper Exams
The provincial cabinet also decided to introduce computerised testing for examinations consisting of a single paper.
The measure is aimed at modernising the testing process conducted under the provincial recruitment system.
The approved changes form part of the Sindh government’s broader effort to introduce reforms in the provincial public service examination system and expand opportunities for candidates seeking government employment.
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