Abstract
The NEETs indicator has become very popular in recent years and is increasingly used by individual researchers, governments, international organizations, and so on. It refers to the percentage of youth those who are not in employment, education, or training. In Bangladesh, the NEET percentage is higher than the other Asia-Pacific countries. This paper has addressed the relationship between the Lengthy Job Recruitment Process and NEET rate in Bangladesh's respect to BCS Exam Taken by the Bangladesh Public Service Commission. The study has applied a descriptive research design with a quantitative approach to determine the extent of each factor in the analysis. Data was collected from secondary sources like- ILOSTAT, News-portal, and BPSC annual reports for the years of 2010, 13, 16, and 17. Data were analyzed by using descriptive analysis (means and standard deviation, correlation analysis (Pearson Correlation), and simple linear regression analysis. The study found that lengthy job recruitment processing time has significant effects (P-value 0.068 at 0.10 significant levels) on NEET rate in Bangladesh with respect to selected year’s BCS exams taken by the Bangladesh Public Service Commission. The coefficient of determination (Adjusted R2=0.869) showed that 86.90% of the success recorded in the NEET rate changes in Bangladesh accounted for lengthy job recruitment processing time taken by the Bangladesh Public Service Commission with respect to selected year’s BCS exams.
Highlights
With the rising trend of the world economy, Bangladesh is on its path to economic recovery and growth, while aiming to join the league of its middleincome neighbor countries
The results indicate that the effect of lengthy job recruitment processing time taken by the Bangladesh public service commission respect to Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) exam in increasing NEET level in Bangladesh is relevant and statistically significant
The Objective of the Study: General Objective - The general objective of the study was to identify the relationship between the Lengthy Job Recruitment Process and NEET rate in Bangladesh's respect to BCS Exam Taken by the Bangladesh Public Service Commission
Summary
With the rising trend of the world economy, Bangladesh is on its path to economic recovery and growth, while aiming to join the league of its middleincome neighbor countries. The government of Bangladesh has recognized that these ambitions depend on building a strong basement of quality education and skills to harness the productive potential of its population, especially the nation’s youth. If it is possible to facilitate the linkages between education and skills training it will make Bangladesh’s youth people more employable. Study suggests that while the radiation of school dropping children is higher among the poorer families, the chance of dropping out rises after nine years of age unthinking of socio-economic status. Children that are out of school, and those that are NEET, tend to be from economically disadvantaged households and vulnerable populations. In terms of percentage of Out of School Children (OOSC), female urban slum
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