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Sindh Government Approves 5-Year Age Relaxation for Jobs Until 2026

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By Web Desk Published March 6, 2025 2 Min Read
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The Sindh government rolled out a game-changer: a five-year age relaxation for government job applicants, effective from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026.

The Chief Secretary’s notification raises the upper age limit to 33, allowing more candidates to apply for all roles except the SCE exam, balances opportunity with court mandates.

The Sindh Job Age Relaxation shifts the previous cap of 28, set after a Supreme Court ruling nixed a 2020 policy allowing up to 43. That earlier 15-year relaxation was struck down by the Sindh High Court and upheld by the Supreme Court, which limited departmental secretaries to two-year boosts and the chief secretary to five. This tweak aligns with legal bounds while broadening access, reversing a tighter post-ruling stance.

Sindh’s decision aims to unlock potential for job seekers, threading the needle between judicial compliance and public need. It’s a calculated pivot—unlike the scrapped 2020 overreach—keeping the process fair yet flexible. The Sindh Job Age Relaxation could reshape hiring trends through 2026, giving thousands a shot at public service roles.

Read: Sindh Education Department Raises Age Limit for New Hires to 30

In a separate shake-up, PM Shehbaz Sharif axed the “son quota” under the PM’s Assistance Package. Previously, a deceased government worker’s family member could snag a job, now, that perk is history, signaling a broader policy reset.

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