Bhutan Civil Service Main Examination (ICT Category) case studies

The Bhutan Civil Service Main Examination (ICT Category) is the competitive written stage through which the Royal Civil Service Commission selects graduate candidates for professional information and communication technology posts in the Bhutanese civil service. It is intended for candidates who already hold a relevant degree and who have cleared the earlier screening stage; it is not an entry-level certification and it does not test vocational tool skills in isolation. Instead, the paper probes whether you can reason like a professional: explain why a database is normalised to a particular form, compare routing or security approaches, justify a software process choice, and situate technical decisions within Bhutan's e-government and ICT policy environment. Expect a mix of objective items, short structured answers and longer descriptive responses, with marks weighted across ten syllabus domains rather than concentrated in one. The Bhutan Civil Service Main Examination (ICT Category) case studies are 5 cases and about 2,387 words.