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18 PCS officers nominated for 109th NMC, 40 for 24th SMC

byCT Report
02/07/2018
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has nominated 18 Pakistan Customs Service (PCS) officers of BS-20 for 109th National Management Course at National Management College, Lahore.

A notification issued by the FBR stated that the competent authority had nominated following BS-20 officers of PCS for 109th NMC scheduled to commence from August 13, 2018 at National Management College, NSPP, Lahore. All nominated officers have been asked to provide latest annual medical examination report prescribed as a pre-requisite by the Establishment Division for the officers who are nominated for the mandatory trainings i.e.(MCMC/SMC/NMC/NDU).

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18 PCS MCMC

Meanwhile, 40 Customs officers of BS-19 have been nominated for 24th Senior Management course (SMC) being commenced from August 27 to December 14, 2018 at National Management College, Lahore and National Institute of Management, Karachi and Peshawar.

109 MCMC PCS BS 20 July 2

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