PSC publishes 42nd and 43rd BCS exam circulars for government jobs
Senior Correspondent, bdnews24.com
Published: 30 Nov 2020 08:48 PM BdST Updated: 30 Nov 2020 10:44 PM BdST
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PSC Building
The Public Service Commission has issued circulars for the 42nd and 43th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examinations seeking applications for government jobs.
The commission published the circulars on its website on Monday.
Another 2,000 physicians will be recruited through the 42nd special BCS examination to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
The Bangladesh Civil Service Rules 2014 was amended on an emergency basis to make the recruitments possible.
According to the revised regulation, physicians vying for the vacant posts will have to sit a 300-mark exam.
Meanwhile, another 1,814 people, including 300 in administration, 100 in police, 25 in foreign affairs, 843 in education, 35 in audit, 19 in tax, 14 in customs, 20 in cooperative, 75 as dental surgeons and 383 in other services, will be recruited through the 43rd BCS exam.
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