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It seems like the structure and assessment techniques in the provincial civil services exams, particularly in Balochistan revolve around unrefined patterns that are hardly suitable, to say the least
The PCS aspirants in Balochistan breathed a sigh of relief when they heard that the Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) is likely to hold Provincial civil services exams against posts of AC/SO in March 2018. As the aspirants have anxiously waited for the said posts, at the same time the BPSC also learned that many candidates show reservations and pinpointed several flaws in the examination system. And they emphasise reforms on the part of BPSC.
In 2016, a group of candidates appeared in the competitive exams of Tehsildar also followed to addressing a press conference in Quetta press club and lashed out at the poor management arranged for the exams.