The Public Service Commission (PSC) has announced the results of the written exam for the 44th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination, with 11,732 candidates passing the test. The results were published on the PSC website on Wednesday, April 3, at around 3:30 PM.
The 44th BCS recruitment process was highly competitive, with a total of 3,50,716 job-seekers applying for the coveted positions. The preliminary exam was held on May 27 last year, and out of the 15,708 candidates who passed the preliminary exam, 11,732 managed to clear the written test.
The PSC has been widely lauded for its efforts to ensure transparency and fairness in the selection process. The successful candidates will be recruited in various cadres, including 250 in administration, 50 in police, 10 in foreign affairs, 14 in Ansar, 30 in audit and accounts, 11 in tax, 8 in cooperatives, 7 in railway transport and commercial, 10 in information, 23 in post, 6 in trade, 27 in family
planning, 3 in food, and 485 in technical cadre and 776 in education cadre.
The PSC Controller of Examinations (Cadre), Anand Kumar Biswas, signed the
result, which was published following the Bangladesh Civil Service (Age, Qualification
and Direct Recruitment) Rules, 2014.
The PSC's efforts to ensure fairness and transparency in the selection process have been widely praised, with many people commending the commission for its commitment to merit-based recruitment.
The successful candidates will play a vital role in shaping the future of Bangladesh, and their selection is a testament to their hard work, dedication,
and commitment to public service.
In conclusion, the announcement of the results of the 44th BCS written exam is a significant milestone in the recruitment process, and the PSC's efforts to ensure transparency and fairness in the selection process are commendable.
The successful candidates will be expected to serve with integrity and dedication, and
we wish them all the best in
their future endeavors.
