Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus has directed the Public Service Commission (PSC) to hold Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exams every year on a fixed calendar, ensuring complete transparency in the process.

Speaking at a meeting with PSC officials, Yunus stressed that BCS is the “entry point” to government service. “If irregularities occur at this entry point, the entire system is affected. We must resolve existing problems responsibly and implement reforms to restore public trust,” he said.

PSC Chairman Mobasher Monem informed that the commission has already prepared a five-year roadmap, aiming to complete recruitment cycles between November and October each year.

PSC members admitted that over the past 15 years, political interference had led to irregularities, nepotism, and question leaks in BCS exams. Reforms, they assured, have now been implemented to ensure fairness and credibility.