Islamabad Police Roll Number Slip 2026

If you applied for Islamabad Police Recruitment 2026, your Roll Number Slip is now live — Islamabad Police confirmed it on their official channel, and candidates are already searching for it in large numbers as of today. This slip is the single most important document in the entire process: without it, you cannot enter the test centre, no matter how strong your application was. Here's exactly how to download it, what it contains, and what to expect once you have it in hand.

Download Your Roll Number Slip in 4 Steps

Go to the official NPFTAS portal at npftas.pk.
Find the Roll Number Slip / Admit Card section for Islamabad Police Recruitment 2026.
Enter your CNIC number without dashes (just the 13 digits).
Click search, then download and print the slip that appears.

Print at least two copies. Keep one at home as backup — test-day printing shops near test centres get overloaded fast when thousands of candidates are downloading slips in the same window.

What's Printed on the Slip

Once it downloads, check that these details are correct before you leave the page:

Full name and father's name
CNIC number
Roll number
Post applied for
Test date, reporting time, and test centre address

If any of these look wrong — wrong post, mismatched CNIC, missing centre — don't wait until test day to sort it out. Contact NPFTAS or Islamabad Police through their official channels immediately.

Which Posts Is This Slip For?

The 2026 recruitment drive covers these eligible positions:

Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI)
Constable — General Cadre
Constable — Band Staff
Constable — Mounted

What Actually Happens on Physical Test Day

Your specific date, reporting time, and test centre are printed directly on your Roll Number Slip — this can vary by roll number and location, so don't rely on a date you saw on a forum or a WhatsApp group. Always go with what's on your own slip. That said, it helps to know the general shape of the day so nothing catches you off guard.

For most NPFTAS-run recruitment drives, the physical and endurance stage bundles several checks into a single visit rather than spreading them across multiple days:

Document verification — your original CNIC and slip are checked against the candidate list before you're allowed to proceed.
Height and chest measurement — recorded against the standard set for your specific post, applicable mainly to male candidates.
The running test — a fixed distance within a fixed time limit, different for male and female candidates.
A basic medical check — mainly to confirm you're fit to attempt the physical test that day.

Because all of this typically happens back-to-back on one day, pace yourself. Don't sprint the run at a pace you can't sustain just because you're nervous — a steady pace that gets you under the time limit matters more than raw speed. For the full breakdown of height, chest, and run standards you'll actually be tested on, see our detailed guide: Islamabad Police Physical Test 2026: Height, Chest, Run.

What to Carry on Test Day

Printed Roll Number Slip
Original CNIC — a photocopy is not accepted
Comfortable running shoes and sportswear
A small bottle of water and a light snack for the wait between stages
Arrive at least 30–45 minutes before your reporting time; gates typically close for latecomers

Avoid a heavy meal right before you travel to the centre — a light breakfast sits much better through a running test than a full one does. If you take any regular medication, carry it with you rather than assuming you'll be back home in time for your usual dose; test-day queues can run long.

After the Physical Test: What Comes Next

Clearing the physical and endurance stage doesn't mean the process is over — it's the gate you have to get through before the next stage even becomes relevant. Candidates who pass move on to the written test, and only after that do skill tests and interviews come into play for the remaining posts. NPFTAS typically announces each next stage through the same portal, so the habit of checking back with your CNIC doesn't stop once you've downloaded this slip. Keep your slip safe until the entire recruitment cycle for your post is finished, since some stages may ask you to reproduce it.

Slip Not Showing Up?

A few things to check before assuming something's wrong:

Confirm your application was actually submitted successfully, not left incomplete.
Double-check you're entering your CNIC exactly as registered, with no spaces or dashes.
Slips are sometimes released in batches by post or region — if yours isn't up yet, check back in a day or two rather than repeatedly resubmitting your CNIC.
Use only npftas.pk or islamabadpolice.gov.pk. Several lookalike sites have appeared for this exact recruitment cycle — don't enter your CNIC anywhere else.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Roll Number Slip free to download?

Yes. Downloading your slip from npftas.pk costs nothing. If any site or number asks for payment to "release" your slip, it's not legitimate.

Can I appear for the test without a printed slip?

No. The printed slip along with your original CNIC is required for entry — there's no exception for showing it on your phone instead.

What if my roll number slip shows the wrong test centre?

Report it to NPFTAS or Islamabad Police through their official contact channels as soon as you notice, well before your test date.

Do the height and chest measurements happen on the same day as the run?

Yes, in most NPFTAS-run drives all the physical-stage checks — document verification, measurements, the run, and the basic medical check — are scheduled together on the date printed on your slip, not spread across separate visits.

What happens if I don't clear the physical test?

Candidates who don't meet the running, height, or chest standard for their post are not carried forward to the written test for that recruitment cycle. The specific standards for your post are covered in our physical test guide linked above.