Deputy District Public Prosecutor (DDPP)
Prepare for the DDPP recruitment test of the Public Service Commission: MCQs, written papers and interview.
60% theory · 40% practical
- For: Enrolled advocates with several years of practice; Serving ADPPs
- Duration3 months
- Modules12 modules
- Learning modeOn campus · Online
- EligibilityLL.B and enrolment as an advocate with several years of practice, or service as an ADPP
- Assessment4 mock tests + mock interview
- Next batchDates coming soon
On Campus and Hybrid: Our Centres for This Training
- Quetta
Online: available in all 44 cities
- Abbottabad
- Astore
- Bahawalpur
- Bannu
- Chilas
- Chitral
- Dera Ghazi Khan
- Dera Ismail Khan
- Faisalabad
- Gilgit
- Gujranwala
- Gujrat
- Gwadar
- Hyderabad
- Islamabad
- Jhang
- Karachi
- Khuzdar
- Khyber Agency
- Kohat
- Kotli
- Lahore
- Larkana
- Mardan
- Mirpur
- Mirpur Khas
- Multan
- Muzaffarabad
- Nasirabad
- Nawabshah (Shaheed Benazirabad)
- Peshawar
- Quetta
- Rahim Yar Khan
- Rawalakot
- Rawalpindi
- Sahiwal
- Sargodha
- Sheikhupura
- Sialkot
- Skardu
- Sukkur
- Swat (Mingora)
- Turbat
- Zhob
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About This Training
A training of 3 months, on campus or online, for the Deputy District Public Prosecutor (DDPP) recruitment test conducted by the Public Service Commission. It covers the MCQ screening test, the written papers on criminal law and prosecution, and the interview. Classes use past papers, case studies and timed mock tests.
Training Outline
- 12 modules
1Week 1: Orientation and Diagnostic Test1 topic
Topics
- The DDPP test pattern and a study plan
2Week 2: Pakistan Penal Code I1 topic
Topics
- General explanations and exceptions, abetment and conspiracy
3Week 3: Pakistan Penal Code II1 topic
Topics
- Offences against the human body, Qisas and Diyat, offences against property
4Week 4: Code of Criminal Procedure I1 topic
Topics
- FIR, investigation, arrest, remand and the police report (section 173)
5Week 5: Code of Criminal Procedure II1 topic
Topics
- Bail, framing of charge, trial, judgment, appeals and revisions
6Week 6: Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 19842 topics
Topics
- Relevancy, confessions, documentary evidence and examination of witnesses
- Mid-training mock test
7Week 7: Special Laws1 topic
Topics
- Anti-Terrorism Act 1997, Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997 and arms laws
8Week 8: Prosecution Service2 topics
Topics
- The provincial Criminal Prosecution Service Act
- Supervising prosecution in a district, scrutiny of challans, guiding ADPPs, appeals and revisions in the sessions court
9Week 9: Constitution of Pakistan1 topic
Topics
- Fundamental rights, fair trial (Article 10-A) and High Court jurisdiction
- 10Week 10: General Knowledge, Pakistan Studies, Islamic Studies and Current Affairs
11Week 11: English1 topic
Topics
- Essay, précis, grammar and comprehension
12Week 12: Final Revision1 topic
Topics
- Guess papers, a full mock test and a mock interview
Who It's for and Eligibility
Who It's For
- Enrolled advocates with several years of practice
- Serving ADPPs
Eligibility
- LL.B and enrolment as an advocate with several years of practice, or service as an ADPP
- An age limit applies
- Requirements differ by province and recruiting body
How You're Assessed
10 practice assessments, marked with teacher feedback. 4 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, each reviewed in class. Mock interview with feedback.
- Assessment 1After modules 1–3
- Assessment 2After modules 4–6
- Assessment 3After modules 7–9
- Final assessmentAfter all 12 modules, for your certificate
Career Pathway
Roles in Pakistan
- Deputy District Public Prosecutor
Questions
What is included in the Deputy District Public Prosecutor (DDPP) training?
36 classes over 12 weeks (3 a week, about 1.5 hours each), on campus or live online; 10 practice assessments, marked with teacher feedback; Recording of every online class, to revise or catch up; Weekly notes and practice material (PDF); WhatsApp group for questions between classes; 4 full-length mock tests under timed conditions, each reviewed in class; Guess papers in the final weeks, based on past papers and recent trends; Past papers of the Public Service Commissions; Mock interview with feedback; Certificate on completion.
Who can join Deputy District Public Prosecutor (DDPP)?
LL.B and enrolment as an advocate with several years of practice, or service as an ADPP. An age limit applies. Requirements differ by province and recruiting body. A counsellor can confirm whether you meet the requirements before you enrol.
Register Your Interest
Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer questions, confirm fees and batch dates, and check this training fits your goals.