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Quota system in Bangladesh: what is the quota system in other countries?

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Quota system in Bangladesh: what is the quota system in other countries?

Quota system in Bangladesh.

  • 20% from 1972 to 1976 after independence.
  • 80% of posts were appointed in quota
  • 40% recruitment on merit in 1976
  • 46% in 1988 for first and second-class posts.
  • Half a percent are recruited in the priority quota
  • 30% freedom fighters, 10% women, 10% districts and 6% ethnic minorities
  • 1 percent posts for disabled candidates
  • The total quota stands at 66 percent
Quota system in Bangladesh: what is the quota system in other countries?

Quota system in India.

  • Tribal quota is 7.8 percent
  • Caste-based quota is 16 percent
  • 10 percent for economically weak and poor
  • 27 percent for minorities and other backward groups
  • Total 69.6 percent quota
Quota system in Bangladesh: what is the quota system in other countries?

Quota System in Pakistan.

 

  • Merit-Based Recruitment:
  • 7.5% of posts are filled on merit.
  • Provincial Quotas:
  • 50% of posts are allocated to Punjab (including Islamabad).
  • 19% to Sindh:
  • 11.4% to Rural Sindh.
  • 7.6% to Urban Sindh.
  • 11.5% to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
  • 6% to Balochistan.
  • 4% to Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
  • 2% to Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) and Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK).
  • Other Quotes:
  • 10% for Women (within each province’s allocated quota).
  • 5% for Minorities (non-Muslims).
  • 2% for Disabled Persons.
  • 7.5% recruitment on merit.
  • 50% for Punjab (including Islamabad).
  • 19% for Sindh:
  • 11.4% for Rural Sindh.
  • 7.6% for Urban Sindh.
  • 11.5% for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
  • 6% for Balochistan.
  • 4% for Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
  • 2% for Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) and Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK).
  • 10% for Women.
  • 5% for Minorities (non-Muslims).
  • 2% for Disabled Persons.
  • Total quota stands at 92.5%.

Quota system in Nepal

  • Of these 33 percent are reserved for women,
  •  27 percent for the Adibasi-janajatis (Ethnic Nationalities),
  •  22 percent for Madhesi (terai people),
  •  9 percent for the Untouchables,
  •  5 percent for disabled 
  • and the rest 4 percent for backward areas.
  • Total 100 percent quota.

Quota System in Malaysia

  • Merit-Based Recruitment:
  • Varies depending on sector and context.
  • Bumiputera Quotas:
  • 60% for Public Universities.
  • 30% Corporate Equity Ownership.
  • 30% of New Housing Developments.
  • Preferential treatment in government contracts, scholarships, and business licenses.
  • Other Quotas and Allocations:
  • Remaining spots for Non-Bumiputera (Chinese, Indian, and other ethnic groups).
  • Merit-Based Recruitment: Variable based on sector.
  • 60% for Bumiputera in Public Universities.
  • 30% Corporate Equity Ownership for Bumiputera.
  • 30% of New Housing Developments for Bumiputera.
  • Preferential treatment for Bumiputera in government contracts, scholarships, and business licenses.
  • Remaining spots allocated to Non-Bumiputera (Chinese, Indian, and other ethnic groups).
  • Total quota stands at 60% to 100% depending on the specific sector and allocation.

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