Learn 10 important things to prepare for BCS Viva

Learn 10 important things to prepare for BCS Viva. Know the 10 things that are important in preparing BCS viva. Many people say that this viva is actually a game of luck. If luck is with you, you are a hero, and if not, zero. Still, if your preparation is good before going on the viva board, your confidence will increase. Self-confidence brings half the success of any job.

However, the main reasons for failing or getting low marks in the viva are – being rude, being nervous, behaving abnormally, knowing more, having regionalism in pronunciation, being stubborn without admitting failure, answering even if you can’t, giving less correct answers, etc.

1) Although the selection board can ask some questions in Bengali, most of the questions are more likely to be done in English. You have to practice from now on to speak English. It is important to increase the vocabulary of English from English magazines regularly. Even if you are wrong, you have to practice speaking in English with career-conscious friends. Proficiency in English is essential to enter and succeed in any profession.

2) Viva is usually the most likely to ask questions on five subjects. Namely a) own district, b) subjects read by themselves, c) Liberation War d) Constitution, e) Recent issues. Read these things seriously.

3) It is not possible to answer 100% of the questions correctly. However, if you do not do the general things i.e. what should be known, it will have a negative impact on the viva board. If you don’t know the answer, say sorry or sorry politely. Don’t be nervous and keep quiet and don’t give wrong answers.

4) Have a clear idea about your district. For example, the reason for the naming of the district, the size, the year with the date of its establishment, the number of Upazilas and police stations, the biography of a famous person, the main agricultural products, the industrial factory (if any), the reputed rivers, etc.

5) Arrange some common questions in English as you like. For example, details of one’s identity, family, area/city, district, purpose of giving BCS, reasons for choosing 1st and 2nd cadre, the relationship between one’s studies and 1st / 2nd choice, current status or profession, memorable events, hobbies, childhood- Adolescence, college/university life, etc. Have an answer to the question of whether your preferred cadre has anything to do with the subject you are doing Honors and Masters in, or how to apply your academic knowledge professionally. Do not memorize when saying these things on the Viva board.

6) It is necessary to have a clear idea about the last stage of British rule, language movement, six points, eleven points, Bangabandhu, liberation war, and the spirit of the liberation war.

6) have an idea about the latest budget; For example, the size of the total budget, how much allocation in any sector, how much deficit, how much budget of the country, etc. You will know some information by choosing from Economic Survey-2020 or the latest economic survey. The contribution of different sectors to GDP including electricity, gas, environment, infrastructural information, etc.

6) The issues discussed earlier in this article about the constitution of Bangladesh are asked more in BCS Viva.

9) Go to Viva Board after formal tasteful dress. In the case of male candidates, the hair should be trimmed up to standard. The standard for girls should also be maintained. Cleanliness is very important for everyone.

10) Be careful enough to enter and exit the viva room. Obey the general manners. For example, taking permission, saluting, being humble, etc. However, do not be overly humble. Do not greet everyone when entering and leaving the room. Only target the chairman of the board once. Answer the question while maintaining the standard without raising the voice too high or too low. Move the head as needed to answer the question. Do not shake hands or shake your legs during the conversation. Do not lean on a chair and sit comfortably at a table without writing.