PST

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PST may refer to:

  • Pacific Standard Time, UTC-8:00 (UTC-7:00 in Daylight saving time)
  • Paired Selected Ternary, a pulse transmission plan
  • Pakistan Standard Time, UTC+5:00
  • Patient Service Technician, the job title given to nursing assistants in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center hospital system.
  • Philippine Standard Time, UTC+8:00
  • Phone Static Telephonics
  • Please Send Tell, an online gaming term which indicates that the person speaking wants to receive private communication
  • Planescape: Torment, a computer role-playing game
  • Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste, the Norwegian police security agency
  • Post-stall technology
  • Poznański Szybki Tramwaj, a streetcar line in Poznań, Poland
  • Provincial Sales Tax, a sales tax in Canada
  • .pst, a file extension used for "Personal Folder Files" which store information collected by the Microsoft Outlook application
  • Program Structure Tree (in computer science) — another name for the control tree of nested regions called intervals or control regions (often SESE = single entry single exit), useful in compilers for doing control flow analysis and/or data flow analysis.
  • Psst, an exclamation to gain attention of someone covertly
  • Lead scandium tantalate, a ceramic material
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