BCS ADDA returns to Jahangirnagar University after four-year break
BCS ADDA Season 7 returned to Jahangirnagar University after a four-year break, giving students practical guidance on preparing for the Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination and planning their careers.
Presented by Live MCQ and organised by the Jahangirnagar University Career Club (JUCC), the event gave students a chance to learn from BCS cadres' experiences, according to a press release.
Speakers included Md Asraful Alam of the 34th BCS, ADC (Revenue), Madaripur; Alija Jaman Shupti of the 27th BCS, General Education; Arafat Mohammad Noman of the 35th BCS, Senior Assistant Secretary at the ICT Division; and Tashfikal Sami of the 46th BCS, Assistant Commissioner and Executive Magistrate.
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They shared insights on preparing for the BCS examination, planning careers, and overcoming challenges in their respective journeys.
Vice-Chancellor of Jahangirnagar University Dr Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan also attended the programme.
JUCC advisers Md Awlad Hossain, Professor in the Department of Chemistry; Mahade Hasan, Associate Professor in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems; and Md Jamal Uddin, Professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences, were also present.
The speakers appreciated JUCC's efforts to create career-development opportunities for students and encouraged the club to organise more initiatives.
"It is encouraging to see so many people coming together to take the first step towards achieving their dreams. I appreciate JUCC for organising this initiative at Jahangirnagar University," Dr Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan said.
JUCC President ASM Mashroor Raihan Sakib said, "BCS ADDA allows students to draw inspiration from real-life experiences. JUCC will continue creating meaningful career-development opportunities for Jahangirnagar University students."
JUCC General Secretary Syeda Samia Ashraf said, "Such initiatives help students gain practical guidance and confidence. We are committed to organising more impactful programmes for students."
JUCC said BCS ADDA Season 7 allowed students to learn directly from experienced professionals and pursue their career goals with greater clarity.
