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Public service gap: Women apply more, men get most appointments

The commission received 382,947 applications through its online system between the first day of Shrawan 2082 and the end of Asar 2083. Women submitted 200,930 applications, or 52.47 percent, while men submitted 182,017, or 47.53 percent. That amounted to an average of 250 applications per advertised post.
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By BHUWAN SHARMA

KATHMANDU, Sept 21: More women than men applied for examinations held by the Public Service Commission, but men accounted for most candidates recommended for permanent appointments. The figures appear in the commission’s annual report for fiscal year 2082/83, presented to President Ramchandra Paudel.

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