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FIA Superintedent Model Paper 2026  — 500 MCQs  (Page 3 of 50)

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Section 8(1) states that preparation of a seniority list:
  • Becomes final after one year of notification
  • Confers a vested right once notified
  • Requires approval of the Establishment Division
  • Does not confer any vested right to a particular seniority
Seniority in a post to which a civil servant is promoted takes effect from:
  • The date of the DPC/CSB recommendation
  • The date of regular appointment to that post
  • The date of occurrence of vacancy
  • The date of acting charge appointment
Under Section 9(2), promotion to a NON-selection post is made on the basis of:
  • Seniority-cum-fitness
  • Length of service only
  • Selection on merit
  • Merit-cum-seniority
Under Section 9(3), promotion to posts in BPS-20 and BPS-21 shall be made on the recommendations of a Selection Board headed by the:
  • Cabinet Secretary
  • Prime Minister
  • Secretary, Establishment Division
  • Chairman, Federal Public Service Commission
Section 10 makes every civil servant liable to serve anywhere within or outside Pakistan in any:
  • Equivalent or lower post
  • Post carrying the same designation
  • Post in his own cadre only
  • Equivalent or higher post
Section 10-A restricts civil servants from serving in international organizations. This restriction does NOT apply where the civil servant is:
  • On leave preparatory to retirement
  • Serving in BPS-20 or above
  • Deputed on behalf of Pakistan or with prior permission of the Federal Government in accordance with rules
  • Working with an international NGO in an honorary capacity
Under Section 11(3), the service of a civil servant in temporary employment or appointed ad hoc is liable to termination on:
  • Thirty days' notice or pay in lieu thereof
  • Fourteen days' notice or pay in lieu thereof
  • One month's notice only
  • Seven days' notice or pay in lieu thereof
Where on abolition of posts a civil servant's services are to be terminated, the person to be terminated shall ordinarily be:
  • The most junior in the cadre or service
  • The one with the least ACR grading
  • The last one appointed on deputation
  • The one nearest to superannuation
A civil servant appointed by promotion on probation holds a lien against his former post. During probation his service:
  • May be terminated on fourteen days' notice
  • Shall not be terminated but he shall be reverted to his former post
  • Shall be deemed confirmed
  • May be terminated without notice