Showing posts with label RCSC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RCSC. Show all posts

Simply Update in my Life Stage

It has been almost seven months after I have walked through the beautiful stage of Royal Thimphu College and received my graduation certificate from Hon'ble Chief Justice of Bhutan, Lyonpo Sonam Tobgye. I have experienced almost each and every pieces after my college life. I have known about the actual challenges that the job seekers have to face once graduated. I have experienced the pain and patience that every job seeker has to endure after graduation.

Nevertheless, I feel myself to be fortunate that I could experience each and every thing that came along my way. I have applied in every vacancy that has suited my qualification. I have sat for job examinations and job interviews. Those experiences were so critical and valuable for me as they gave me so much of life-related valuable experiences. I have challenged each and every obstacle that came my way. I have sat for Royal Civil Service Examination. I sat for the PGDPA examination category. I wondered each day and night after I appeared examination and until result was declared. Thank God!, At last I got call from one of my friends saying that I got through. My tensions and wonders were all vanished then. I thanked my God which helped me in each and every step to climb that came my way.

During Meet the People Program
After that I thought that I must be prepared to serve my country with utmost dedication and loyalty. I thought I must gain as much experiences as I could before I become a civil servant of the government. Then, I applied for an intern in the Cabinet Secretariat. I got an opportunity to work with the government's highest and the senior most officials. It has been almost two months now that I have been  working in the secretariat. I got an opportunity to attend twelfth Round Table Meeting. I have attended Meet the Press Program. I was present every Saturday with Hon'ble Ministers and Hon'ble Prime Minister for Meet the People Program. I have understood some of the grievances of the people of Bhutan. 

I would never forget to thank the Director of the Cabinet Secretariat, Dr. Phuntsho Namgyal, Head of the Grievance Cell, Mr. Sonam Tobgay and the Administrative Officer, Mr. Tshering Dendup for giving me wonderful opportunity to work and they have given me bags and bags of experiences which will help me in near future. I have to soon join Royal Institute of Management for my training, nevertheless I hope to join the office once I graduate from RIM.

IT Graduates being left unattended

The very topic of mine may seem really unrealistic for the ones who are not in the IT field. It may also seem pessimistic for the ones who are already employed in IT sector of the country. Nevertheless, I being a recent and unemployed IT graduate for a month would like to share my experiences and feelings after my life in the world of job market. 

Life was full of works, full of enjoyments, exhilarating fun while in the college. All the students while in the college are much excited to get out of the college and experience the actual way of life. But in reality life is never easy. It is totally different from what we feel while in the college. Every second, every minute seem really long. Life as a jobless man, lingering from place to place, flipping every vacancy corner of each and every news paper in the country is like a life in a hell. However, most of the graduates including myself have much hope and expectations bestowed upon the Royal Civil Service Commission to announce the available vacancies.

However, as soon as it has been declared, I got stroke. I was shocked to see that in my course, there was just one vacancy, where I am pretty sure that hundreds of graduates will be competing. When I say this, it doesn't mean that I am not confident to face the competitive scenario in the job market in the country, yet I am little saddened to know that IT graduates are left out irrespective of the large requirement in the civil servant.

Moreover, the government says job seekers not to differentiate between government jobs and the private ones. I find some errors in saying this. This is not to blame Royal Government of Bhutan but I vividly feel it. Job seekers don't prefer in private sectors not because of the work load but because of the benefits and allowances. Private sectors in Bhutan id not developed and there can be a good number of comparisons that can be made between the two.

Nevertheless, I feel that the government and the related organizations and agencies must look closely upon the youths. I say not to directly employ them, but I want to urge the government to at least create opportunities according to the need of the nation. Moreover ministries and the government agencies announce vacancies later than the Bhutan Civil Service Examination. With this regard, it is really disadvantaged for the ones who are not qualified from the BCSE. I feel every ministries and other government agencies should work thoroughly to know the need of human resource so that all graduates working in civil service can be in the same grade. I say this because whether you are selected through RCSC examination or open competition we have to do the same work and the same work load.

Hope government will take my suggestions into considerations. And I would appreciate so many suggestions too from my readers.


Democracy in Bhutan- Part III

I have wrote posts on aforementioned title- part I & part II which were dedicated for Druk Phuensum Tshogpa and People's Democratic Party. Now with the third part into queue of my blog posts, I would like to dedicate this post to Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa. 

Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa felt the need of providing choice for the people of Bhutan in party selection. So, keeping this at the core of heart and having thirst to serve the people of Bhutan, they formed the new party. Moreover, they wanted to form a government of people. Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa believes in New Times, New Ideas. 

Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa which is led by their president, Aum Dorji Choden form Thrimzhing Kangpara constituency says they will strive and work according to their ideologies of Solidarity, Justice and Freedom. The president is the first woman engineer in Bhutan.She has masters in Arts in  Public Administration from US and Bachelor in Civil Engineering from India.
 
I have a Bachelor in Civil Engineering from Birla Institute of Technology, India and a Masters in Arts in Public Administration from Syracuse University in the United States - See more at: http://www.druknyamrup.info/president/#sthash.s7x4Pyck.dpuf
The party is being formed by every types of candidates that are required for the formation of the party. When I say this, I am not inclined towards DNT as I have verified in my previous posts too. The party has come into play in front of the public of Bhutan. So, it is the roles and responsibilities of we the Bhutanese to find and use our power to choose the best one. So, DO YOUR BEST TO CHOICE.

DNT is grounded on long term vision of ensuring continued participation in the democratic process; 2013 election is just a beginning of the institution’s milestones. - See more at: http://www.druknyamrup.info/president/#sthash.s7x4Pyck.dpuf

Bhutan Civil Service Examinations

Bhutan is a small and the most happiest country in this world. It is the country land locked between two gigantic countries: China to the North and India to the South. Happy and fortunate to be born in this beautiful and peaceful country of mine, yet employ-ability is yet another concern of mine when I am nearing towards receiving my Bachelor certificate. The policy of Royal Civil Service Commission is to have compact, competent and dedicated civil service. The number of graduates passing out every year from different universities increase drastically. Eventually, with no other options left for RCSC to select the best candidate for the civil service, they conduct BCSE.

Needless to say, I have to sit for the same in this August. For good or bad, for right or wrong, this is the time and opportunity for graduates to prove themselves. In case of me, BCSE strikes through my mind each and every fractions of second. I too have to face the biggest obstacle in my life. I have been going through so many obstacles where I could challenge all. This August is the most challenging and the most important battle that i have to fight for my life. 

Preliminary Examinations will tackle all most 50% of the graduates in the first round of the war. Later, the stronger ones will go for the second round of the battle. I worry every day and night about at which round will i reach. Nevertheless, I am not that pessimistic to get afraid of it. I know this is what life is actually all about. I know all are facing it. I know if i don’t get through that is not the end as it may be happening for the good cause. I know god is always there for me.

I write this in my blog, not to show that I am afraid of BCSE but to remind all those graduates to be prepared in advance so that you will enjoy the sweet fruit in your whole life. I say this because government is the only employer in Bhutan which provides the most secured jobs. You may be highly paid in private companies but i feel there is no security in private companies of Bhutan. Therefore, all the best for all the graduate who inspire to sit for BCSE, 2013.