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Question Bureauracy questions

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1) what is bureauracy ?
2) what should a person has to do to become a bureaucate ?
3) How much qualification is needed to become a breacate ?
4) Where to apply ?
5) Whom to contact ?
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Those persons who pass css exam in higher level and got seats in foreign service and having experience of all most 20 years r known as bureacate.
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it is not so.................... "bureacracy is not limited to foreign services but it is generally related to all type of officers but particular to those who are csps" u can say that the officers who run the government machinery all are called bureacrates
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1. what is bureaucracy ?

The administrative structure of any large organization, public or private. Ideally bureaucracy is characterized by hierarchical authority relations, defined spheres of competence subject to impersonal rules, recruitment by competence, and fixed salaries. Its goal is to be rational, efficient, and professional. Max Weber, the most important student of bureaucracy, described it as technically superior to all other forms of organization and hence indispensable to large, complex enterprises. However, because of the shortcomings that have in practice afflicted large administrative structures, the terms bureaucracy and bureaucrat in popular usage usually carry a suggestion of disapproval and imply incompetence, a narrow outlook, duplication of effort, and application of a rigid rule without due consideration of specific cases. Bureaucracy existed in imperial Rome and China and in the national monarchies, but in modern states complex industrial and social legislation has called forth a vast growth of administrative functions of government. The power of permanent and nonelective officials to apply and even initiate measures of control over national administration and economy has made the bureaucracy central to the life of the state; critics object that it is largely impervious to control by the people or their elected representatives. The institution of the ombudsman has been one means adopted in an attempt to remedy this situation. Others has been collective decision making and organizational structures that emphasize minimize hierarchies and decentralize the power to make decisions. Administrative bureaucracies in private organizations and corporations have also grown rapidly, as has criticism of unresponsive bureaucracies in education, health care, insurance, labor unions, and other areas.

Civil service has viewed as the considerable example of Bureaucracy. Which deals with the major parts of administration.






2. what should a person has to do to become a bureaucate ?

The procedure of recruitment varies criteria of job. Following are the illustrious commissions to the admittance in bureaucracy :

1. FPSC (CSS)
2. PPSC
3. SPSC
4. BPSC
5. NWFPSC
6. NHA, RBOD etc (different development departments)
7. Judicial & so on...........






3- How much qualification is needed to become a breacate ?

The requirement of qualification is not same for every post. Atleast, Graduation is compulsory for allocation in bureaucracy.





4. Where to apply ?

Application forms are provided for various jobs. You must apply according to your criterian.








5. Whom to contact ?

Firstly come to final decision then you`re free to contact CSS forum. We`ll be gratified to accomodate you anyway.








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