The Cadres and Entry Posts of The Bangladesh Civil Service
General cadres
- 1. BCS (Administration): Assistant Commissioner
- 2. BCS (Police): Assistant Superintendent of Police
- 3. BCS (Audit & Accounts): Assistant Accountant General
- 4. BCS (Economic): Assistant Chief
- 5. BCS (Customs & Excise): Assistant Commissioner (Customs & Excise)
- 6. BCS (Taxation): Assistant Commissioner of Taxes
- 7. BCS (Foreign Affairs): Assistant Secretary
- 8. BCS (Food): Assistant Controller of Food / Equivalent Posts
- 9. BCS (Cooperatives): Assistant Registrar
- 10. BCS (Trade): Assistant Controller of Import & Export / Equivalent Posts
- 11. BCS (Postal): Assistant Post Master General / Equivalent Posts
- 12. BCS (Railway Transportation & Commercial): Assistant Traffic Superintendent
- 13. BCS (Ansar): Assistant District Commandant / Equivalent Posts
- 14. BCS (Information): Information Officer / Equivalent Posts
- 15. BCS (Family Planning): Family Planning Officer
The professional cadres are:
- 1. BCS (Public Works): Assistant Engineer
- 2. BCS (Roads & Highways): Assistant Engineer
- 3. BCS (Telecommunications): Assistant Divisional Engineer
- 4. BCS (Public Health Engineering): Assistant Engineer
- 5. BCS (Forest): Assistant Conservator of Forest
- 6. BCS (Health): Assistant Surgeon / Medical Officer
- 7. BCS (Railway Engineering): Assistant Engineer
- 8. BCS (Livestock): Veterinary Assistant Surgeon / Upazilla Livestock Officer
- 9. BCS (Fisheries): Upazilla Fisheries Officer
- 10. BCS (Statistics): Statistical Officer
- 11. BCS (General Education): Lecturer
- 12. BCS (Technical Education): Lecturer
- 13. BCS (Information), Technical: Assistant Radio Engineer (This cadre has both general and technical category posts)
- 14. BCS (Agriculture): Agricultural Extension Officer
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