34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. Non disposal of a case has kept the 34th BCS written tests
hanging for seven months, raising ire of those qualified for the tests and also
of those who are expecting to qualify for the next BCS. 34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. The fresh exam schedule would be announced later, the PSC
said in a notification on Sunday evening.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. The examinations will be simultaneously held in Dhaka,
Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, Barisal, Rangpur and Sylhet centres.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. The PSC on Sunday also republished the results of the 34th
BCS preliminary examination, including the 280 indigenous candidates, who were
excluded from the revised results.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. The PSC republished the preliminary test results on Sunday afternoon in compliance with a recent High Court order.
The High Court, in a public-interest litigation, ordered on
Feb 11 the republishing of the 34th BCS (Bangladesh Civil Service) of test
results.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. On Jul 31 last year, the High Court issued a rule asking the
PSC to explain why it had dropped the names of 280 successful indigenous from
the revised results following a writ petition filed by 59 of the indigenous
candidates.
The PSC, on July 8 last year, first published the result of
34th BCS preliminary test in which 12,033 including 280 indigenous candidates were
cleared.
But the results sparked a widespread agitation by students
in Dhaka and elsewhere claiming that many ‘meritorious’ students who had taken
the test had been left out.
Later, the PSC on July 14 published a revised result in
which 46,250 candidates passed but the 280 were excluded from the revised
result.
Sunday’s republished results come after a High Court order
on the matter issued on Feb 11.
34 BCS Written Result Bpsc Gov Bd 34 bcs PSC. Irked job seekers say it is not acceptable that age limit for entering government services has not been increased even though retirement age has been enhanced.
Due to this delay, the Public Service Commission cannot
issue any advertisement on the next BCS recruitment, they are of the view.
The Commission is expected to announce the schedule for the
written tests soon.
Preliminary test results of the 34th BCS were announced on
quota basis on July 8 last year wherein 12033 applicants qualified for the
written tests.
Despite getting enough marks, many failed to qualify because
of the quota system. They began agitating on July 10 demanding reformation of
the quota system.
General students also joined the movement spontaneously,
forcing the Public Service Commission to review the results on July 14.
According to the reviewed results, 46250 students qualified
for the written exams.
The Public Service Commission claimed that names of all the
students who had been qualified for the first time were kept in the revised
list.
But it later transpired that 281 tribal students got dropped
from the revised results though they had earlier qualified for the written
tests.
The dropped tribal students wrote to the Public Service
Commission and the Ministry of Public Administration to look into their issue.
They also observed various programmes demanding their names
be included in the revised list.
As no decision was taken about them, barrister Jotirmoy
Barua, representing 59 tribal students, filed a writ petition with the High
Court on July 28.
The petition asked the court to issue a ruling as to why the
revised results that dropped 281 tribal students should not be declared illegal.
A High Court bench of Justice Naima Haider and Justice Zafar
Ahmed issued such a ruling on July 31. It also wanted to know why the tribal
students were dropped from the reviewed results.
The written exams schedule could not be announced as the petition
was yet to be resolved, said AIM Nesaruddin, Controller (cadre) of the Public
Service Commission, speaking to bdnews24.com.
Indicating that court holidays might have delayed the
hearing of the petition, he said, “Our reply is already with the court.”
Though he could not say when the petition might be heard, he
hoped the schedule for the written exams could be announced soon.
Public Service Commission officials said the Commission
wrote to the court on Sept 29 against the court ruling on the writ petition.
But the court did not issue any directive on this and so
they wrote to it again on Oct 28.
The written tests of the 33rd BCS were held 67 days after
the preliminary results were out.
In cases of other BCS, it took two to three months for the
written tests to be held.
The revised results were published by increasing the
previously set cut off mark by five-percent for tribal quota and for that 251
others also got dropped, said a member of the Commission, preferring anonymity.
Had the previous minimum cut-off mark been maintained, 80027
applicants would have qualified for the written tests, which would have been
unrealistic considering there was only 2052 posts, he said.
A BCS candidate, Rafiqul, who qualified for the written
tests expressed dismay over the delay in announcing the schedule for the
written tests even after the lapse of seven months.
“If there is any case with the PSC, that should not affect
us. It is their matter. Why should we bother about that. We want to quickly sit
for the exams,” he said, speaking to bdnews24.com.
Another job seeker, Rabiul Islam, was upset that there was
no advertisement for the new BCS recruitment in Jan this year.
He said he has crossed the age limit to qualify for a
government job on Jan 20, he told bdnews24.com.
The government had on Dec 19 increased the retirement age of
the government officials and employees by two years. It has been effective from
Dec 26.
The government has no plan to increase the age limit for
entering government service, Abdus Sobhan Sikder, Secretary at the Ministry of
Public Administration, told bdnews24.com recently.
When contacted, Public Service Commission Chairman Ikram
Ahmed, however, declined to make any comment on the issue.
A total of 1149 posts have been approved for the 35th BCS.
Soon a circular would be issued in this regard, Sikder told bdnews24.com on
Thursday.
