The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) has announced that all exams scheduled to be held until July 31 have been postponed. This decision affects various exams, including the 44th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) Vival exam.
PSC Public Relations Officer SM Motiur Rahman shared this information with the media in a brief message. He stated that due to unavoidable reasons, the PSC has decided to postpone all exams, including the 44th BCS Oral (Viva) Examination, the Half-Yearly Departmental Examination (June-2024), the Non-Cadre Standard Aptitude Test, the MCQ or Selection Test, the Practical or Transcript Test, the Written Test, and the Oral Test. These exams were initially scheduled to take place until July 31.
The PSC has advised all concerned candidates and stakeholders to stay updated through the PSC website and other mass media channels for further information. The new dates for these exams will be announced later.
This postponement is expected to affect thousands of candidates who have been preparing for these exams. The PSC understands the inconvenience caused by this sudden change and assures that the decision was made in the best interest of all parties involved. Candidates are encouraged to continue their preparation and stay informed about the latest updates.
For more information, candidates should regularly check the PSC website and follow announcements in the media. The PSC is committed to providing timely updates and ensuring that all candidates are well-informed about the new schedule.
In summary, all PSC exams scheduled until July 31, including the 44th BCS oral exam, have been postponed. Further details will be provided through the PSC website and mass media.
