if (end == -1) clear confusion about pcs and pms

Sunday, September 28, 2014

clear confusion about pcs and pms

mostly our new comers feel confusion about pcs and pms

here i represents some information,



PCS Stands For Provincial Civil Service while PMS stands For Provincial Management Service.This PMS concept was introduced in 2004,under PMS Rules 2004 by the then Punjab Govt.The 1st Batch of PMS was Recruited in 2005.(If em not wrong),2006 was second and Recently inducted batch is the third one and the selected officers are under training.

So,PCS and PMS are same thing.

pms is a type of test which is held under pcs in which most high level seats are announced PMS Posts are filled through CCE (Combined Competetive Ecam),Which is conducted by PPSC(Punjab Public Service Commission).This CCE exam is conducted for Recruitment in Grade 16 and 17.

ppsc is an organization who is responsible to select civil servents in different govt departments. such as education, medical,police, excise, labour, finance,and many moreThe ppsc is vested with the responsibility of making direct recruitment for various posts under the Government of Punjab.


what is the abbreviation of pcs?pcs is the Abbreviation of provincial civil service

what abbreviation of pms?the abbreviation of pms is provincial management serviceswhat is difference b/w pcs and pms?pcs is an organization or board who is responsible of ;-1-announced vacancies for different kinds of posts2-select candidates for any announced post on meritwhile pms is a test who is held under pcs in which most high level seats are announced

what are the duties of pcs ?select civil servents for his own province ( bps-9 to bps-20)

in this time who many pcs works in pakistan?in this time in pakistan following pcs
work

1-www.punjab.gov.pk (for punjab)

2-www.bpsc.gob.pk (for balochistan)

3-www.nwfppsc.gov.pk (for khyber pakhtonkhwa)

4-www.spsc.gov.pk (for sindh)

5-www.ajkpsc.gov.pk( for azad kashmir)


prominent post selected by pcs

1- tehsildar

2- ddor

3- eto (Excise and Taxation Officer)

4- suprintendent of jail5- asi6- excise inspector

7- zakat officer

8- mangar auqaf

9- stenografir

10- assistant

11- subject specialist

12- lecturer

13- civil judge

14- legal inspector

15- veternay officer

16- mbbs doctors

17- teachers

18- headmaster/headmistres many more

I,m a PMS officer from 2nd batch........... here, a few friends tried to differentiat PCS from PMS and led the readers astray... 

1)Provincial Civil Service(PCS) was made up of three branches

a)PCS-Executive

b)PCS-Secretariat branch(provinicial secretariat service...PSS)

c)PCS-Judicial branch;

All these three streams put together made Provicial civil service(PCS) but in common understanding PCS stood for Executive Branch;2)...PPSC conducted combined competitive examination for the Posts of Extra Assistant commissioners and Section officers......

. the toppers usually joined Executive branch whereas the left over joined secretariat branch......

here its important to mention after the exam the two streams separated once for all..

Erst while EAC served in the field doing Magistarial duties whereas, section officers worked their whole careers in the head quarters.After Devolution plan in 2001,Magistarial System was abolished and field officers were redisgnated as DDOs.DOs,and EDOs.......

PMS,was created in 2004,whereby all streams were merged and multipurpose service was created with enormous horizantal mobility.... PMS officers unlike PCS are simultaneously field officers and serve in the secretariat.... like DMGs.They can serve and are serving in every provincial department..As i,m serving in judiciary as special judicial magistrate, my batchmates are serving as DDO(R),(C),(G),(S), (colony),(HRM)(registration)DMOs,AD(ACE),SJMs,D.D (LDA),Dy.Project Managers(PIWCP).PRSP,SOs.......... many of them as Administrators of TMAs....,TMOs,Political Assistants etc....... PMS is entirely a new job with enormous scope..........


Provincial Management Service (PMS) is a cadre quite different from the earstwhile PSS or PCS. It has been recognized as the premier service of the Province of Punjab. It is being hoped that this cadre would emerge at par with the DMG in the province of Punjab due to the following reasons.

1. PMS Officers will join the office of DDO at field what DMGs also join at the beginning of their career. They will not join as their subordinates as happend earlier when they used to join as EACs working under the ACs.

2. Their training is being improved to reduce the difference of training between the PCS/PSS and DMGs. Those PMS Officers who will stand at the top postions in MPDD by the end of their training, will be sent to Singapore Civil Service College for further development of their potential.

3. Number of seats at field and secretariat are being increased with the passage of time which ll be helpful for rapid promotions of PMS Officers.

3. PMS officers ll be working on all type of managerial positions in the province (may be outside on deputation) and not merely in revenue department or as section officers.

Details of the first posting of PMS 1st Regular both in field and secretariat are as below:

Secretariat Positions (As Section Officers)i) Services & General Administration Department (S&GAD)ii) Finance Departmentiii) Home Departmentiv) Local Government & Rural Development Departmentv) Irrigation & Power Departmentvi) Agriculture Departmentvii) Communication and Works Department (C&W)viii) Education Departmentix) Health Department 

Field Positions (As Deputy District Officers)

i) Deputy District Officer (Registration)ii) Deputy District Officer (Staff) with Executive District Officer Revenueiii) Deputy District Officer (General) with District Officer Revenueiv) Deputy District Officer (Coordination) in the Office of DCOv) Deputy District Officer (Finance & Planning) in Office of EDO (F&P)

Positions in the Projects 

i) As District Monitoring Officer (DMO) in the project for the Education Sector Reformsii) As Regional Manager (RM) in the Project for the Improvement of Water Courses

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