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West Bengal Secretariat Manual ,2019

 West Bengal Secretariat Manual ,2019



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Study Leave

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Scheme for voluntary retirement of State Government employees on completion of 20 years qualifying service

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General Provident Fund Rules

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N O C for Examination

N O C for Examination 👉 Public Service Commission এর পরীক্ষায় বসার জন্য বা কোনো পদে আবেদনের জন্য কোনো সরকারী চাকুরীজীবি দের Head of the office / Department এর Through Proper Channel বা Noc সহ আবেদন করতে হবে। এক্ষেত্রে সংশ্লিষ্ট প্রার্থী আবেদন এর সঙ্গে Noc সরাসরি Commission এ পাঠাতে পারেন।   Government of West Bengal  Finance Department  Audit Branch No.: 529-F      Dated Calcutta, the 19th January, 1995. Subject : Procedure regarding submission of applications by those in Govt. Service for admission to various examinations/selections conducted by the Public Service Commission, West Bengal. Under the existing system for the purpose of appearing in different recruitment examinations conducted by the Public Service Commission, West Bengal, candidates serving under Govt., local or statutory bodies are required to submit their applications through their appointing authorities or to submit 'no objection certificate' from their appointing authorities. 2.  It...
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