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27th BCS written exam results published
8/18/2006
 

          Some 16,418 candidates have come out successful in the 27th BCS written examination. The provisional results were published today (Thursday), said a PSC handout. The viva-voce test of the successful candidates will begin on September 10, the schedule of which will be announced later and communicated to the candidates by post, it said. — UNB

 

 
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