PSC to Announce Progress and Future Action Plan Amid Controversies The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) is set to disclose its recent work progress and upcoming plans through a press briefing scheduled for Thursday afternoon, April 23, at its conference hall. The PSC Chairman will present the official roadmap and address key issues during the briefing, where other commission members will also be present. Sources within the PSC indicate that the briefing aims to clarify the commission’s stance on various recent controversies, including allegations of question leaks, delays in exam schedules and result publications, and demands from candidates to postpone the 46th BCS examination. The PSC is expected to outline a comprehensive roadmap to address these concerns. Earlier, on Tuesday, April 22, PSC issued a statement rejecting claims of a question paper leak in the 46th BCS written exam, labeling such news as false and misleading. They warned that spreading such baseless information may confuse applicants and urged the public and candidates not to be misled. The PSC also called on the media to verify facts with the commission before publishing any sensitive reports related to BCS exams or question paper integrity.
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The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) is set to disclose its recent work progress and upcoming plans through a press briefing scheduled for Thursday afternoon, April 23, at its conference hall. The PSC Chairman will present the official roadmap and address key issues during the briefing, where other commission members will also be present.
Sources within the PSC indicate that the briefing aims to clarify the commission’s stance on various recent controversies, including allegations of question leaks, delays in exam schedules and result publications, and demands from candidates to postpone the 46th BCS examination. The PSC is expected to outline a comprehensive roadmap to address these concerns.
Earlier, on Tuesday, April 22, PSC issued a statement rejecting claims of a question paper leak in the 46th BCS written exam, labeling such news as false and misleading. They warned that spreading such baseless information may confuse applicants and urged the public and candidates not to be misled.
The PSC also called on the media to verify facts with the commission before publishing any sensitive reports related to BCS exams or question paper integrity.
