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Govt appoints 81 from 34th BCS to non-cadre posts
The government has appointed 81 candidates who appeared at the Bangladesh Civil Service examinations to first class non-cadre posts, as they did not get any place in the cadre after passing the 34th BCS test.
Published : 9 Dec 2015, 01:43 PM
Updated : 9 Dec 2015, 01:43 PM
The Public Service Commission said in a media release on Wednesday that 33 had been appointed Upazila/Thana election officers and 48 would be sub-registrars.
The results of three candidates have been stayed owing to inconsistencies in the information they had earlier provided.
They have been instructed to submit necessary documents to the commission’s investigation committee.
The PSC is appointing those who did not get cadre posts after passing BCS as first and second class non-cadre officials under the Non-cadre Posts Recruitment (Special) Rules, 2010.
A total of 8,763 candidates qualified at the 34th BCS written test and viva. The PSC recommended appointing 2,159 of them to several cadres.
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