LESCO Jobs 2026
Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) has announced new recruitments for 2026, opening the doors to hundreds of contract positions in its service area. This will be the biggest recruitment drive of the year for job seekers in Punjab, Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and is being conducted entirely through the Open Testing Service (OTS) platform to make the recruitment process transparent.
This is the information you need to know about the announcement of LESCO Jobs 2026, from the current positions and eligibility requirements to the steps to submit your application online.
About LESCO
LESCO is a government power distribution company registered under the Companies Ordinance 1984. It currently serves more than 7.2 million electricity consumers and provides employment opportunities to more than 19,000 people in five districts of Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Okara and Nankana Sahib. As one of the largest electricity distribution companies in Punjab, LESCO regularly recruits staff in engineering, clerical, technical and support roles to ensure smooth operation of electricity supply.
LESCO Jobs 2026 Available Positions
All these positions are advertised on a contract basis and are being filled with a lump sum salary package and a probationary period of six months. None of these positions carries pension benefits or will be made permanent later.
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LESCO Latest Jobs 2026 – Available Positions
All posts are being filled on a contract basis with a lump-sum pay package and a six-month probationary period. None of these positions carries pension benefits or converts to permanent roles later on. Here’s a breakdown of the major categories advertised:
| Position | Minimum Qualification | Age Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Assistant Manager / Junior Engineer (Electrical) | B.Sc./B.E in Electrical or Electronic Engineering (1st Division) with valid PEC registration | Up to 33 years |
| Assistant Manager (Customer Services) | M.Sc./MA/M.Com/MBA or equivalent from an HEC-recognized university | Up to 33 years |
| Line Superintendent-I & II | Matric + 3-year diploma in Electrical Technology (Grade B) | Up to 30 years |
| Head Clerk / Assistant | Graduation with 50% marks + 3-month IT course | Up to 30 years |
| Commercial Assistant | BA/B.Sc./BCS/B.Com (1st Division) + IT course | Up to 30 years |
| Upper & Lower Divisional Clerk | Graduate/Intermediate with MS Office certification | Up to 30 years |
| Meter Reader | HSSC/Intermediate from a recognised board | Up to 30 years |
| Driver | Matric with 5 years’ post-license driving experience | Up to 30 years |
| Tracer | Matric with drawing subject or tracing diploma | Up to 30 years |
| Bill Distributor | Matriculation | Up to 30 years |
A standard 5-year age relaxation applies across all categories, in line with government policy.
Quota Allocation
LESCO has reserved a portion of seats under specific quotas to ensure fair representation:
- 20% LESCO Employees’ Children Quota – for dependents of current or former LESCO staff.
- 10% Women’s Quota – reserved for female applicants in eligible categories.
- 5% Minority Quota – reserved for candidates from minority communities.
- Direct/Open Merit Quota – the remaining seats, open to all eligible applicants.
Candidates applying under the Employees’ Children Quota must attach a certificate from the concerned Deputy Manager confirming the parent’s employment status, along with an affidavit that no sibling has already been appointed under the same quota.
Domicile Requirement
For positions ranked 3 to 12 (Line Superintendent through Bill Distributor), only candidates holding a domicile from Lahore, Kasur, Sheikhupura, Okara, or Nankana Sahib are eligible to apply.
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Eligibility Criteria at a Glance
Before applying for any LESCO job 2026 vacancy, keep these general conditions in mind:
- Only candidates who have already completed their degree and received their final result can apply — provisional or “result awaited” cases are not accepted.
- CGPA-based degrees will be evaluated against the official HEC conversion chart.
- Government or semi-government employees must apply through the proper channel and obtain an NOC before appearing for an interview.
- Government servants with two years of continuous service get a 10-year age relaxation; scheduled caste and Buddhist candidates receive a 3-year relaxation.
- A minimum of 50% marks in the written test is required to move forward — though passing the test alone does not guarantee selection.
How to Apply for LESCO Jobs 2026
The entire application process runs through the OTS portal. Here’s the step-by-step method:
- Visit the official OTS website at www.ots.org.pk and locate the LESCO recruitment advertisement.
- Fill out the online application form carefully — once submitted, personal, academic, or experience details cannot be changed.
- Pay the test fee of Rs. 80 per applicant through your bank’s mobile app by selecting “Bill Payment,” entering your PSID, and confirming the transaction.
- Upload scanned copies of your CNIC (front and back), educational certificates, domicile certificate, experience letter (if applicable), PEC registration (where required), and a recent passport-size photograph.
- Keep checking the OTS website and your applicant portal regularly for updates on the Roll Number Slip, test schedule, and results.
Applications submitted by hand or received after the deadline will not be entertained, and each applicant must apply separately for every post they wish to be considered for.
Important Dates
The last date to submit applications for LESCO Jobs 2026 is 18th August 2026. Applicants are strongly advised not to wait until the final day, since technical issues on the portal or payment delays could cause a missed deadline.
A Word of Caution
LESCO has clarified that its recruitment process is fully transparent and follows rules approved by the Ministry of Energy and the LESCO Board of Directors. No individual or agent can influence the selection process, and candidates should avoid anyone claiming otherwise. Applicants with a history of dismissal from previous organisations or a criminal record will not be considered, and all documents are subject to verification from the relevant issuing authorities.