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31St BCS Viva Ques 2012 31st BCS Viva Ques 2012 1st choice: Roads & Highways, 2nd choice: PWD (Technical) Subject: Civil Engineering Duration: 15-20min 1. Name, 2. Educational background, passing year, about institution, 3. Fathers name & occupation 4. What is your aim as an engineer, 5. Choice list, 6. Why RHD & PWD? Why not Water Development Board? 7. What are the factors to be considered in foundation design of Bridge, 8. Well foundation. Cassion, Pier, Pile, 9. Bridge design criteria, loads, 10. River training, 11. How Pile construction is done @ river, 12. How dewatering is done, 13. Cofferdam, sheet pile, 14. Cassion pressure, 15. If you get better opportunity will u leave the job, why technical choice only, why civil service (thakbato …… pore chole jabanato!!!) 16. What are the factors to be considerd in construction of a road in a village where only agricultural field is available, 17. How alignment should be done 18. Name of the sector commanders, name of the training camps 19. Jamuna Bridge foundation. 20. What r u doing now? Choice: RHD>PWD Duration: 15 min 12/04/12 Subject: Civil (1st person of board) 1) Educational background 2) District 3) undergraduate thesis topics and work 4) prsent job work 5)Flexible & rigid pave x-sec 6) Rcc & pc difference 7)some bmd 8)some sfd 9)why Rhd 10)Cost optimization 11)about my result in b.sc 12) thesis grade and major minor sub 13)work interset in which field 14)onek boro responsibility kmn kore nebe 15)about my grade in transport subjects... ব োর্ডঃ হোসিন িযোর র্োননঃ মোজহোর িযোর( ইনেি ব স , ইনেি) োনমঃ আগন্তুক ১ম পছন্দঃ িড়ক ও জনপথ ২ে পছন্দঃ প্রশোিন বেেোরমযোন িোনহ ঃ আনিো, নিো, ুনেট ? ম, ব োথ কযোর্োর পরীক্ষো দোওসন ? পোি করসন ? (করসি) তোহনে এখোনন কী ? আগন্তুকঃ ১ম পছন্দ মনন হে িওজ বেেোরমযোন িোনহ ঃ ম, এখন কী করনছো ? ওখোনন কী কনরো ? বেেোরমযোনঃ নেো, বিক্টর কমোন্ডোরনদর বক বক এখন জীস ত আনছন ? (আ ু ওিমোন বে ঃ েোদপুনরর প্রশোিক) বেেোরঃ বজেো প্রশোিক? (জী িযোর) পুনরোটো েনত হে নো? (িসর িযোর, সি আর দত্ত, বক এম শসিউল্লোহ..................সশট, ভুইল্লো বগসি............নমজর রসি嗁ে ইিেোম) উসন এখন বকোথোে আনছন ? (জোসন নো িযোর) ইউ শুর্ বনো সদি, বহ ইি আ পোরেোনমন্টোসর বমম্বোর অভ সদ রুসেিং পো綿(িসর িযোর) েোেন শোহ সিজ বকোন বকোন উপনজেোনক কোননক্ট কনরনছ? (ঈশ্বরদী ও 嗁মোরখোসে) বনো বনো বনো বনো (তোহনে ঈশ্বরদী ও বভড়োমোরো) হযোাঁ, এই োর হনেনছ( োেেোম বর ভোই) মোজোরঃ িওজ বকন ১ম পছন্দ? (বর্নভেসপিং কোসির অগ্রির হওেোর প্রথম শতড উন্নত ব োগোন োগ য ো, তোই) আগন্তুকঃ অনযোনয ইসিসনেোসরিং ও বতো সছে (িওজ বত বপ্রোনমোশন এর বরট ব সশ, তোই) মোজোঃ িো নজক্ট কী ?কী (এনভোইরননমন্ট, স্ট্রোকেোর) তোহনে বরোর্ি সদনেনছো বকন? (ট্রোন্সনপোটড , স্ট্রোকেোর সননত বেনেসছেোম, পোই সন) সিসজসপএ কত? (৩.৪৬) বভরী 巁র্, সথসিি টোইনটে কী সছে? (অযোন ওভোরসভউ অভ ইনরগোসনক বর্োনমসিক িসের্ ওনেি সরিোইসলিং প্রোসক্টনিি ইন ঢোকো সি綿) কী বগ্রর্ বপনেসছনে(এ......সমছো কথোঃসপ,পোইসি আরও কম) 巁র্, উনোনদর সরিোইসলিং ুঝোও( ব্লো ব্লো শুরু করো মোত্রই......) আগন্তুকঃ রোোর উপনরর অিংশ সকভোন সরিোইসলিং করো োে? (েযোন্ডসিে এর মোধ্যনম) নো, পুরো উেটো েেো, বেসি ে বপভনমন্ট এর ক্রি বিকশন আাঁক, এখোনন বকোথোও ইউজ করো োন ? (ইম্প্রভর্ িো নগ্রর্ এ োন ) ব জ আর িো নজএও বতো োন কোরন সিনমন্টোসিেোি মযোনটসরেোে আনছ (জী িযোর, সজ িযোর......আল্লো বগো, োাঁেোও) সতনটো ব সন্ডিং বমোনমন্ট র্োেোগ্রোম আাঁকনত সদনেো, তোড়োতোসড়, ব শী বদখো োন নো, তোড়োতোসড় (২ টো পোরেোম......মোথোটো খোেো বিেনছ, নোইনে আনরকটোও পোরতোম, ধ্ুর, সহসন্দ েুে) ট্রোন্সনপোনটডশনন স্ট্রোকেোনরর ভূসমকো? সক (বরোর্িোইর্ িযোসিসে綿ি ততসরনত.........ভোইভোর ি নেনে ড় ভুে করেোম) সিজ হন , সিজ (সশট মযোন) মোজোর িযোর এর উত্তরটোে তুসম েনত পোরনত ব সিজ হে কমনেি স্ট্রোকেোর, ো ট্রোন্সনপোনটডশনন তুসম ইউজ করনত পোনরো ( েতোম িযোর......) মজোঃ সিসপএম কী ? ( কি প্রসিট মযোননজনমন্ট......ভুে আনিোর সদেোম বর) বতোমোনদর পড়োই নোই ? ( ও, িযোর সক্র綿কোে পযোথ বমথর্) উনোনদর ুঝোও ব এইটো সক ? ( প্রনজক্ট এর সকছু বিজ থোনক, বকোন বিজ巁েো আনগ করনে প্রনজক্ট সমসনমোম িমনে বশষ হন বিই পযোথ িোইন্ড আউট করোনকই... নে) বেঃ কমুসননকশন সমসনিোনরর নোম কী ? ( ও োেদুে কোনদর িযোর.........মজো বনে নোসক আমোর িোনথ? ) ফ্রম হেযোর সর্র্ সহ গট সহি কন্স綿টুযএসন্স ? (িসর িযোর ?) উসন কথো বথনক ইনেনক্টর্ ? (বনোেোখোসে.........ভোসগযি আিননর নোম্বোর সজজ্ঞোিো কনর নোই) ,ম ওনক, ইউ কযোন বগো নোও board of Md. Wazed Ali Khan sir - introduce yourself. - why foreign service is the first choice? - How many states are there in UAE? What are they? - What are the qualities that an ambassador should have? - Suppose, You are an ambassador of BD to UAE and we are are the rich citizens of the UAE. You want to attract us to invest in BD. So, please deliver an speech to promote FDI in BD from the UAE. - Name of three Bir-Proteek who are alive - Some significant dates of the month of March regarding our independence. - Why 17th March is important? - Member states of BIMSTEC and the chairman of BIMSTEC - Chairman and Secretary general of SAARC - Member states of D-8 benefit & disadvantage of different dhaka city corporation Board: prof. Dr. Emran Kabir FC: RHD Dept: CE 1) District? 2) varsity? 3) What is EPS? 4) When Double Beam? 5) Type of foundation? 6) why pile? 7) when combined footing? 8) when trapezoidal footing? 9) Name the president of Bangladesh. 10) why father of nation? cause it is the period of Awamileague or something else? 11) when did u 1st know abt Sheikh Mujibur Rahman? 12) What r u doing now? Ikram sir's board subject IR & 1st choice FS. 1. Reasons to join FS. 2. Members of G-8, G-20, D-8. 3. Major problems of NRBs. 4. Risks of tipaimukh dam. 5. PM's tripura visit. 6. Teesta treaty. 7. Hierarchy details of FS. 8. How to solve the problems of NRBs. 1. PM and Bongobondur book 2. DC work 3.GDP, GNP,GNN,WTO,TARIFF,VAT, SAPTA,SAARCC 4.ORDER OF PRECEDENCE 5.BD-INDIA REALITION 6.MGD,VISSION-2021, PARBOTTRA SHANTI CUKTI 7.COMMAMWELTH,ERD,IRD 8.DMP,PLO,W . CRIMME T.NOVEL PZ.CR.PC. PENAL CODE, PEACE-MODEL 9.BIR SHASHTODERR NAME BARI WHERE 10.DC AR EQUAL K K ASE DISTRICTE 11.LEAGISLATURE WHAT 12.ABOUTCOLLEGE LIFE Board:Suraiya begum 1)express urself 2)why admin is first choice? 3)when mujibnagar govt took oath? 4)how liberation war operated in 71? 5)name of first army chief 6)name of first commander in chief during BD liberation war 7)wht is da size of our budget? 8)what is the name of our finance minister 9)where is his contituency? 10)what is deficit budget? 11)how that deficiency covered? 12)which sector has largest allocation of budget? 13)which sector has largest allocation of development budget? 14)what u know about padma bridge recently? What was the index of DSE yesterday Board Abidur Reza >Syria crisis, wall street,name of 7 birsreshtho > CD, SD, customs, excise > War crime > inventor of new species of rice: Asiuddin >Where is Shoilokupa? > UNCLOS >6 steps > MDG, commonwealth, WTO, SAPTA >GDP, GSP ব োর্ডঃ কোজী নোসিরুে ইিেোম। কস নজরুে আর র ীন্দ্রনোথ সক িমিোমেীক কস? ই আর সর্ সক? বিনক্রটোসর বক তোমোস ে বকোথোে ? ইনকোননোসমক গ্রনথর িযোকটরি সক সক? মুসি ুনের বলোগোন 巁নেো েুন। োিংেোনদনশর টোকোর উপনর কে綿 মিসজনদর ছস আনছ, সক সক? তোরো মিসজদ বকোথোে ? মূদ্রোসিসত হ্রোনির উপোে সক? Date: 08.02.2012 Board: Syed Hasinur Rahman Choice: Admin 1. Tell me your educational background. 2. Did you involve with politics in student life? 3. Why admin is your first choice? 4. What are the responsibilities of DC? 5. What is the other posts that designated by DC? 6. What is the responsibility of Planning Commission? 7. Who is the Minister of Ministry of Planning? 8. Describes national borders of Bangladesh. 9. Who is the president of Australia? 10. What is the source point of Sidr? What is Aila? 11. What are the languages of Canada? 12. State your journey from your home district to Dhaka in English. 13. Write the speech that I tell and show me the parts of speech of the each word. 14. Do you in service right now? 09.02.12 Board: Prof. Suraiya Begum. Choice: Police. Subject: Chemistry. Duration: 20 min. Q1. Whats your height? Required height for police cadre? Q2. Why police? Q3. Relation with your subject? Q4. Tear gas? Q5.
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