Why are public service exams still plagued by delays at every stage?
The backlog is causing trouble for candidates and the nation as a whole
Akbar Ali Khan is no more. His passing leaves a deep chasm in the intellectual firmament of Bangladesh.
Public Administration Ministry has reprimanded well-known former Rab Magistrate Sarwoer Alam over a Facebook comment he had made after being deprived of promotion to the post of deputy secretary.
The final results of the 38th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations will be published today.
The High Court directs the government to appoint 27 candidates, who passed the 34th and 35th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exams, but were not given appointments.
There have been attacks on the quota reformists by the student activists of ruling Awami League all over the country.
While the BCS examinees and students of various public universities and colleges across the country have been demonstrating on the streets demanding reforms in the existing quota system in Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations, some groups of freedom fighters' children have also been protesting, but clearly, for the opposite reason.
A student rights group will organise a protest programme at all educational institutions across the country on Thursday demanding a reformation of existing quota system in various government recruitment process including BCS (Bangladesh Civil Service) examinations.
Why are public service exams still plagued by delays at every stage?
The backlog is causing trouble for candidates and the nation as a whole
Akbar Ali Khan is no more. His passing leaves a deep chasm in the intellectual firmament of Bangladesh.
Public Administration Ministry has reprimanded well-known former Rab Magistrate Sarwoer Alam over a Facebook comment he had made after being deprived of promotion to the post of deputy secretary.
The final results of the 38th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations will be published today.
The High Court directs the government to appoint 27 candidates, who passed the 34th and 35th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exams, but were not given appointments.
There have been attacks on the quota reformists by the student activists of ruling Awami League all over the country.
While the BCS examinees and students of various public universities and colleges across the country have been demonstrating on the streets demanding reforms in the existing quota system in Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations, some groups of freedom fighters' children have also been protesting, but clearly, for the opposite reason.
A student rights group will organise a protest programme at all educational institutions across the country on Thursday demanding a reformation of existing quota system in various government recruitment process including BCS (Bangladesh Civil Service) examinations.
The Public Service Commission (PSC) publishes circular of the 37th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exam.