Pakistan Rangers
Comprehensive guide to career opportunities in Pakistan Rangers (Punjab & Sindh)
Comprehensive guide to career opportunities in Pakistan Rangers (Punjab & Sindh)
| Rank | Grade (BPS) | Salary Range | Responsibilities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Director General Rangers | BPS-21 | PKR 184,900 - 370,000 | Overall command of Rangers wing |
| Additional Director General | BPS-20 | PKR 155,180 - 285,000 | Deputy command and operations |
| Inspector General | BPS-19 | PKR 130,100 - 250,000 | Regional command |
| Deputy Inspector General | BPS-18 | PKR 109,280 - 220,000 | Sector operations management |
| Rank | Grade (BPS) | Salary Range | Entry Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commandant | BPS-17 | PKR 91,590 - 193,000 | Promotion/Direct |
| Deputy Commandant | BPS-16 | PKR 76,810 - 169,000 | Promotion/Direct |
| Major | BPS-16 | PKR 76,810 - 169,000 | Promotion/Direct Commission |
| Rank | Grade (BPS) | Salary Range | Qualification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subedar Major | BPS-14 | PKR 54,260 - 128,000 | Promotion from Subedar |
| Subedar | BPS-11 | PKR 35,970 - 91,000 | Promotion from Naib Subedar |
| Naib Subedar | BPS-9 | PKR 27,910 - 71,000 | Promotion from Havaldar |
| Havaldar | BPS-7 | PKR 22,610 - 56,000 | Promotion from Lance Naik |
| Lance Naik | BPS-6 | PKR 20,100 - 50,000 | Promotion from Sepoy |
| Sepoy/Ranger | BPS-5 | PKR 18,790 - 47,000 | Direct Recruitment - Matric |
Join as Sepoy/Ranger through direct recruitment with Matric qualification and physical fitness test.
Progress through Lance Naik, Havaldar ranks with training and experience.
Advance to Naib Subedar, Subedar, and Subedar Major through merit and service.
Achieve commissioned ranks from Major to Director General through exceptional performance.
Headquarters: Lahore
Responsible for border security along Pakistan-India border in Punjab, anti-smuggling operations, and law enforcement support in Punjab province.
Headquarters: Karachi
Handles border security along Pakistan-India border in Sindh, coastal security, anti-terrorism operations, and maintains law and order in Karachi.
Pakistan Rangers are primarily responsible for securing the Pakistan-India border, preventing illegal border crossings, and maintaining territorial integrity along designated sectors.
Combat smuggling of contraband, narcotics, weapons, and illegal goods across borders and within operational areas. Work closely with customs and other law enforcement agencies.
Provide support to civil administration and police in maintaining law and order, especially in urban areas. Sindh Rangers play a crucial role in Karachi's security operations.
Participate in counter-terrorism operations, intelligence gathering, and neutralizing terrorist threats in collaboration with other security agencies.
Assist in VIP security, protection of vital installations, and maintaining peace during sensitive situations or public events.
Provide relief and rescue services during natural disasters, floods, earthquakes, and other emergency situations alongside civil authorities.
New recruits undergo rigorous training at Rangers Training Centers where they receive:
Advanced courses are available for personnel in: