Last updated: 17 October 2026 · Editor: Muhammad Imran
Educativz publishes government jobs, admissions, scholarships, relief schemes, results and prize bond lists for people in Pakistan. People use these pages to make real decisions, such as applying for a job or travelling to an office, so every page has to be correct. This page explains how we check information before and after we publish it.
1. We start from the official source
- Jobs: the advertisement printed in a national newspaper (Dawn, Jang, Express, Nawa-i-Waqt and others) or published on the department’s own website or recruitment portal (FPSC, PPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, NTS, the National Jobs Portal and similar).
- Schemes and relief programmes: the government press release, the official portal (for example 8171.bisp.gov.pk, pser.punjab.gov.pk, pmrrp.nitb.gov.pk) or a report from the state news agency APP or Radio Pakistan.
- Results and prize bonds: the result file or list published by the commission, board or the National Savings / State Bank.
We do not copy job ads or scheme details from other job websites. If we cannot find an official source, we do not publish the claim, or we clearly say that it is not yet confirmed.
2. What we check on every post
- Organisation name, number of posts, qualification, age limit and job location as printed in the ad.
- The last date, and whether it has already passed.
- The official way to apply (portal, post or walk-in) and any fee. We never ask readers to pay Educativz, and we never claim that readers can “apply at Educativz”.
- Helpline numbers and website addresses, so readers are not sent to fake portals.
3. Updates and corrections
- Important evergreen pages (BISP, PSER, PMT score, NJP, scheme guides) carry a “Quick answer” box with the date it was last checked.
- When a deadline passes we mark the post as closed instead of presenting it as open.
- If a reader or department reports a mistake, we check it against the official source and correct the page, usually within 24 hours. Send corrections through our Contact page.
4. Scams and fake portals
Government departments do not charge money to agents for jobs or relief payments. We warn readers about unofficial websites and SMS numbers, and we only link to official portals.
5. Independence and ads
Educativz is free to read and is supported by advertising (Google AdSense). Advertisers do not decide what we publish, and we are not part of any government department.
6. Who is responsible
All content is reviewed by the editor, Muhammad Imran. You can read more about us on the About Us page.