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Clerkship 2023 result, PSC notice, কতজন candidates Mains pass করতে চলেছেন,Typing Test এ সুযোগ পাবেন?
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Key takeaways
Overview
The video discusses the likely pass/calling numbers for WUBPSC Clerkship 2023 by using prior PSC notices as a reference.
Method Used
- The presenter compares PSC recruitment notices for the 2019 Clerkship exam—including parts released on:
- Feb 16, 2021
- Feb 21, 2022
- The goal is to estimate how many candidates could appear in the final list for 2023.
Key Figures from the 2019 Notices
- In the Feb 21, 2022 notice:
- It states that 1213 candidates did not participate in the online DV, so no further calling was done beyond that framework.
- In the combined result (Part-1 + Part-2):
- 9693 candidates were passed/called.
- The notice indicates calling was done in the ratio of:
- 1.4× the number of vacancies (category-wise, in order of merit)
Why the Effective Multiplier Becomes ~1.34
- The presenter notes:
- With 7227 vacancies, 1.4× would equal approximately 10118
- But the actual called/passed number was 9693
- Conclusion:
- The difference is likely because not all category vacancies were actually filled
- Therefore, the effective calling ratio becomes closer to 1.34× rather than 1.4×
Projection for 2023 (Based on Vacancy Expectations)
- The presenter claims PSC-related information suggests around 8000+ vacancies for the 2023 cycle (citing “Niladi sir”).
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Using the observed effective ratio of ~1.34×, the estimated final list range becomes:
- ~10720 if vacancies are exactly 8000
- ~11000–12000 as a practical expectation if vacancies are 8000+
- Example given: larger vacancy counts could push the number to ~11390
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Overall conclusion: Candidates should expect about 11000 to 12000 names to appear/cross in the Clerkship 2023 result.
Typing Test Guidance
- The presenter directs viewers to a previously made 31–32 minute video focused on the clerkship typing test, implying it covers:
- everything from starting to improving speed
- He also mentions additional short videos on:
- whether to use Tab
- when to use space/backspace
- The statement suggests no further “query” is needed beyond those resources.
Presenters / Contributors
- Main presenter: Motivational Studies YouTube channel (unnamed host)
- Source for vacancy context: Niladi sir