Cotton Development Board Written Exam Postponed


Published: 03:01 4 June 2026
The written exam for the post of Office Assistant under the revenue sector of the Cotton Development Board (CDB) has been temporarily postponed. This information was given in a notification published on the organization's website.
According to the notification, the written exam for the post of Office Assistant was scheduled to be held on June 12 from 10 am to 11 am. However, the exam has been postponed due to unavoidable reasons.
The Cotton Development Board said that the new date for the written exam will be decided later. The new schedule will be published on their official website in due course.
Earlier, on February 26, 2026, the Cotton Development Board completed the application process for 34 vacant posts in a total of 10 categories from grades 14 to 20.
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