KOKRAJHAR, JAN 18: A total of 39 Bodo youths come out successfully in Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) examination all over the state, the results of which was declared on Wednesday.
Remarkably, seven aspirants from Bodofa UN Brahma Super 50 Mission (Civil Services) have been cleared the APSC exams.The Bodofa UN Brahma Super 50 Mission (Civil Services) is a flagship initiative of the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) government which has been aimed at providing free residential coaching to UPSC/APSC aspirants from the Bodoland region.
The BTR government has been emphasizing for bringing healthy welfare and uplift of all round development of the region with rendering services towards the integrity and tranquility amongst the communities.
Pramod Boro, the chief executive member of Bodoland Territorial Region has extended his warm congratulations to all meritorious aspirants including Bodofa UN Brahma Super 50 Mission (Civil Services) who have successfully cleared the Combined Competitive Examination, 2022 for recruitment to Services/Posts of Government of Assam under the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC).
” I’m certain that you will distinguish yourselves in serving the citizens, and set an example of merit & exemplary public service in the times to come”, Boro added.
UPPL general secretary Raju Narzary also greeted and congratulated.all the successful aspirants who have cleared the APSC exams across the state of Assam.
The All Bodo Students Union (ABSU ) expresses its warmest congratulations and extends a heartfelt welcome to all the 913 successful candidates from Assam who have cleared the Combined Competitive Exams- 2022 conducted by the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC).
“It is a matter of great pride that 38 Bodo candidates have emerged successful this year, and the Union extends its sincere and warm congratulations to them for their remarkable achievement. The students union is delighted to note that a significant number of Bodo medium candidates have also successfully cleared this examination. This is indeed a good sign and a positive development, and the Union hopes that it will play a vital role in motivating the students who are studying in their mother tongue medium, ultimately leading to their greater academic success”, the ABSU said in a press statement.
