Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Internship Program 2026

About the Employer – Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM)

Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal is a public sector social welfare organization operating under the Government of Pakistan. The organization is responsible for providing financial assistance, rehabilitation, and social protection to vulnerable segments of society, including the poor, widows, orphans, disabled persons, and deserving individuals.

PBM implements various welfare programs related to healthcare assistance, education support, rehabilitation services, and poverty alleviation. The organization functions through federal and regional offices and follows government-approved rules, procedures, and accountability standards. Internship placements at PBM aim to build awareness among young professionals about public welfare systems and administrative practices.

1. Internship Program Overview

• Program Type: Paid Internship

• Organization: Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal

• Duty Stations: Multiple cities across Pakistan

• Monthly Stipend: PKR 60,000 (fixed)

• Internship Duration: 6 months (extendable based on performance and organizational needs)

2. Eligibility Criteria

Gender

• Open to all genders

Age Limit

• Maximum age: 35 years

3. Education Qualification

• Minimum 16 years of education (Bachelor’s degree or equivalent)

• Candidates must have obtained:

  • At least 3.0 CGPA, or

  • 70% marks in their highest degree

Preferred Skills & Background

• Short-term experience in social or community work (preferred, not mandatory)

• Good communication skills

• Basic computer literacy (MS Office, email, online systems)

4. How to Apply

Interested candidates are required to apply

online through the official Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal website https://www.pbm.gov.pk.

Last Date: March 02,2026

Applicants should carefully review instructions before submitting their application.

5. Internship Responsibilities

Selected interns may be assigned tasks such as:

• Assisting in office documentation and record management

• Supporting welfare program administration

• Data entry, reporting, and file handling

• Coordinating with staff on daily operational activities

• Assisting in public dealing and communication (where applicable)

Interns will work under supervision and are expected to follow organizational rules, confidentiality standards, and office discipline.

6. Selection & Internship Conditions

• Applications must be submitted online through the official PBM website within the prescribed deadline

• Shortlisting is merit-based and depends on qualifications and relevance

• Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee shortlisting or selection

• Only shortlisted candidates will be called for interview

• No TA/DA will be provided for interviews

• Interns who successfully complete the internship will be issued an experience certificate

• PBM reserves the right to cancel, modify, or withdraw the internship program at any stage without assigning any reason

Important Guidelines for Applicants

• All information provided in the application must be accurate and verifiable

• Candidates should ensure valid contact details (phone number, email, and postal address)

• Incomplete or incorrect applications may be rejected

• Decisions of the competent authority shall be final

Why This Internship Matters

This internship program provides:

• Exposure to public sector social welfare operations

• Practical understanding of government office systems

• Experience in community-focused administrative work

• A formal internship certificate upon successful completion