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Key Facts: BCS Written ICT Exam
281
BPSC subject code for post-related ICT
BPSC written syllabus
200 marks
Part I 100 + Part II 100
BPSC written syllabus
4 hours
Duration used for BPSC 200-mark written papers; confirm the routine
Longstanding BPSC sitting practice
50% aggregate
Written pass on the 900-mark stage
BPSC BCS examination page
Tk. 200 / Tk. 50
50th BCS general / reduced Teletalk fee; no separate written fee
50th BCS circular reporting citing PSC
Not CS 971
ICT 281 is a different post-related paper from Computer Science
BPSC written syllabus subject codes
BPSC ICT 281 is a 200-mark, 4-hour descriptive post-related written paper (Part I 100 + Part II 100). Written pass is 50% aggregate on 900 marks plus per-paper minima. Application fee is Tk. 200 general (Tk. 50 reduced categories) with no extra written fee. This page is a free English MCQ study adaptation, not an official-paper simulation.
Sample BCS Written ICT Practice Questions
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1Coulomb's law states that the electrostatic force between two point charges is proportional to the product of the charges and inversely proportional to which quantity?
2By Gauss's law, the net electric flux through any closed surface equals which quantity?
3Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction states that the induced emf in a loop equals which expression?
4In the photoelectric effect, increasing the intensity of light above the threshold frequency primarily increases which quantity?
5In Compton scattering, the wavelength shift of a photon scattered through 90° equals which value, where λ_C = h/(m_e c) is the Compton wavelength of the electron?
6The de Broglie wavelength of a particle with momentum p is given by which expression?
7In the classical stored-program (von Neumann) computer, instructions and data share which resource?
8What is the decimal value of the unsigned binary number 101101?
9Convert hexadecimal 2F to decimal.
10What is the sum of the unsigned binary numbers 1101 and 1011?
About the BCS Written ICT Exam
BCS Written Post-Related Information and Communication Technology (Subject Code 281) is the 200-mark technical paper for ICT-related BCS cadres. Part I covers basic physics, computer systems, electrical circuits, digital logic, electronics, 8086 interfacing, computer architecture, communication theory, and networks/security. Part II covers structured and object-oriented programming, discrete mathematics and theory of computation, data structures and algorithms, database systems, software engineering, operating systems, and artificial intelligence. This is not the Computer Science paper (Subject Code 971). The official paper is descriptive. This free bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation—not an official translation, format simulation, or substitute for writing practice.
Assessment
Official paper: 200 marks in two parts of 100 marks (Part I: physics, computer systems, circuits, digital logic, electronics, 8086, architecture, communication, networks/security; Part II: programming, discrete math/computation/graphs, DSA, DBMS, software engineering, OS, AI). Duration used for BPSC 200-mark written papers is 4 hours; confirm the routine. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not a substitute for descriptive answers.
Time Limit
4 hours
Passing Score
50% aggregate on the 900-mark BCS written examination (BPSC page), with per-paper minima as set by BPSC; confirm the current circular.
Exam Fee
Tk. 200 general (50th BCS); Tk. 50 for ethnic-minority, persons-with-disabilities, and third-gender applicants; no separate written fee. Confirm the live circular. (Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC))
BCS Written ICT Exam Content Outline
Part I — Physics, systems, circuits and electronics
Coulomb/Gauss/Faraday/Maxwell, photoelectric and Compton effects, computer components and number systems, Ohm/KCL/KVL and network theorems, Boolean combinational/sequential logic, diodes, BJT, FET.
Part I — 8086, architecture, communications and networks
8086 segmentation and 8255/8254/8259/8237 interfacing, datapaths and cache/virtual memory, Shannon/PCM/multiplexing, IPv4/IPv6, TCP/UDP, and cryptography.
Part II — Programming, theory and algorithms
C and OOP, sets/graphs/automata/Turing machines, and core data structures, algorithm design methods, and NP-completeness.
Part II — DBMS, software engineering, OS and AI
Relational design and transactions, UML/GRASP/testing, processes/memory/deadlock, and search, expert systems, and machine learning.
How to Pass the BCS Written ICT Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 50% aggregate on the 900-mark BCS written examination (BPSC page), with per-paper minima as set by BPSC; confirm the current circular.
- Assessment: Official paper: 200 marks in two parts of 100 marks (Part I: physics, computer systems, circuits, digital logic, electronics, 8086, architecture, communication, networks/security; Part II: programming, discrete math/computation/graphs, DSA, DBMS, software engineering, OS, AI). Duration used for BPSC 200-mark written papers is 4 hours; confirm the routine. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not a substitute for descriptive answers.
- Time limit: 4 hours
- Exam fee: Tk. 200 general (50th BCS); Tk. 50 for ethnic-minority, persons-with-disabilities, and third-gender applicants; no separate written fee. Confirm the live circular.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is BCS Written ICT the same as Computer Science (971)?
No. Information and Communication Technology is BPSC Subject Code 281. Computer Science is a different post-related paper (Subject Code 971). ICT 281 also examines basic physics, electrical circuits, electronics, and 8086 interfacing that are not a substitute for the CS paper.
Is the official ICT paper multiple choice?
No. The official BPSC post-related ICT paper is a 200-mark descriptive written examination (Part I 100 marks, Part II 100 marks). This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation, format simulation, or substitute for writing practice.
How many marks and how long is the ICT written paper?
The syllabus sets Total Marks 200 in two parts of 100. Four hours is the duration used for BPSC 200-mark written papers in longstanding sitting practice; confirm the current routine on bpsc.gov.bd.
What is the written pass mark?
The BPSC page requires 50% aggregate on the 900-mark written examination. Per-paper minima also apply as set by BPSC. Confirm the circular for the cycle you are sitting.
Who sits the post-related ICT paper?
Technical/professional cadre candidates sit Bangla 100, English 200, Bangladesh Affairs 200, International Affairs 100, Math+Mental 100, and this 200-mark post-related subject. Dual-cadre applicants sit the extra post-related paper. General cadre does not sit Subject Code 281.
What is the exam fee?
For the 50th BCS the Teletalk application fee is Tk. 200 general and Tk. 50 for ethnic-minority, persons-with-disabilities, and third-gender applicants. There is no separate written or viva fee. Confirm the live circular.
What does the viva carry?
The official BPSC page still lists viva voce as 200 marks with a 50% pass. News coverage from the 47th BCS onward has reported a 100-mark viva, and PSC has discussed reducing it further. Confirm the current circular rather than assuming either figure.
In what language is this practice bank?
This is an original English-language MCQ study adaptation of the official BPSC ICT syllabus. It is not an official BPSC paper, not an official translation, and not a substitute for practising descriptive answers in the language(s) used in the hall.