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NTS Roll Number Slip 2026 — Download Guide & Latest Updates

The National Testing Service (NTS) conducts recruitment and admission tests for government departments, universities, and organisations across Pakistan — including NAT, GAT, and department-specific recruitment tests. NTS issues roll number slips a week or two before each test date; the slip carries your test centre, date, and reporting time, and most centres also require your original CNIC alongside it.

Download from official NTS website

How to download your NTS roll number slip

  1. 1Open the official NTS website (nts.org.pk) and go to the project/test you applied for.
  2. 2Find the "Roll No Slip" or candidate-list link for your project.
  3. 3Enter the details the official portal asks for (typically CNIC, without dashes).
  4. 4Download and print your slip — bring it with your original CNIC on test day.

NTS roll number slip FAQs

When does NTS issue roll number slips?

Usually 7–14 days before the test date. Check the official nts.org.pk project page for your specific test — dates vary per project.

My NTS roll number slip hasn't arrived — what should I do?

Slips are downloaded from the official NTS website, not only posted. Open your project's page on nts.org.pk and use the official download link. If your name is missing, contact NTS through the contact details on the official site.

Do I need to enter my CNIC with or without dashes?

Official Pakistani testing portals generally expect the CNIC without dashes. Follow the format shown on the official NTS form.

Can MyJobsFeed download my slip for me?

No — we never ask for your CNIC or roll number. This page tracks official announcements and links you to the official NTS website, which is the only place to download your slip.

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Disclaimer: MyJobsFeed is not affiliated with National Testing Service (NTS). The official website (www.nts.org.pk) is the only authority for roll number slips. We never ask for your CNIC or roll number, and we never host official result files — every link above points to the official source.