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Bharat sevak samaj is a private society and funding by the govt. BSS is a recognized body for certification. This is a public coordinating body. Like NGO. BSS certificates are eligible for Govt jobs.

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I did my Teacher training courses from bharat sevak samaj it's have value ? I fill the form of any government teacher post ?

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Are YOU Bharat Sevak Samaj?

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It is the possiable to register to kerala midwifery council iam anmdiploma in bharat sevak samaj-tvmpromoted by gotv of india-not inc approvel how you registed sir?

Bharat sevak samaj is a private society established for coordination of public. BSS certificates are not eligible to Govt jobs. BSS not approved by INC and UGC or Authorized educational body.


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