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Notre Dame College in Dhaka has topped the list of all colleges in the HSC examination-2009 with 1207 students securing GPA-5 this year.
Based on the number of students securing GPA-5, Dhaka City College took the second position with 934 students having obtained GPA-5 while Viqarunnisa Noon College third position with 531 students getting GPA-5.
Among the educational institutions under Dhaka Board, Bir Shreshtha Noor Mohammad Rifles Public School & College secured the fourth position with 409 students getting GPA-5, Dhaka Commerce College fifth position with 409 students getting GPA-5, Motijheel Ideal School and College sixth position with 393 students getting GPA-5, Dhaka College seventh position with 359 students getting GPA-5, Holy Cross College eighths position with 339 students getting GPA-5, Rajuk Uttara Model School and College ninth position with 317 students getting GPA-5 and Milestone College tenth position with 229 students getting GPA-5.
Ten institutions namely Bir Shreshtha Noor Mohammad Rifles Public School & College, National Ideal College, Cambrian College, Shamsul Haque Khan School and College, Abdul Kadir Mollah City College, Quality Education College, SOS Hermann Gmeiner College, Holy Child College, South Point College and Mymensingh Girl's Cadet College topped the list of the institutions under Dhaka Education Board for having 100 pass percentage.
Besides, Tamirul Millat Kamil Madrasah of Demra and Tongi branch, Daruzanat Siddikia Kamil Madrasa, Sarsina Darussunat Kamil Madrasa, Jameya Ahammadia Sunnia Kamil Madrasa, Jhalokathi NS Kamil Madrasah, Dhap Satgara Baitul Mukarram Kamil Madrasa, Jameya-e-Kasemia Kamil Madrasa and Namazgarh Gausul Azam Kamil MAdrasa topped the list of all madrasahs in the country on the basis of securing highest GPA-5 under Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board.

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No room for 1.5 lac students at higher level

Daud Md Isa

A serious crisis is likely to creep up over the admission of the students, who have passed the HSC, Alim and HSC in Business Manag-ment examinations this year, to higher educational institutions due to shortage of seats in degree colleges, medical colleges and different private and public universities.
Informed sources say, an alarming situation is likely to arise in the premier institutions in cities where many brilliant students are unlikely to get admission due to shortage of seats.
According to the BANBAIS, there are about 3 lac seats for the students in the country's degree colleges, medical colleges and public and private universities.
The number of students who have passed HSC and equivalent examination this year from nine education boards is 4, 42,389 including 20, 136 GPA-5 holders. A total 1, 21,531 students obtained GPA between 4 and 4.88 while 93,268 students between GPA 3.5 and 3.9 while 83, 986 between GPA 3 and 3.5, while 1, 06,111 between GPA 2 and 2.9 and 17, 357 between GPA 1 and 1.9.
Thus the number of successful students this year exceeds the seats by nearly 1, 40,000.
On the other hand, the sources point out, there is another problem relating to admission to the universities in the cities specially Dhaka. Most of the brilliant students who fared well in the examination are interested in getting themselves admitted to the reputed universities in the capital and other cities.
But the number of seats are limited to accommodate them all. So, hundreds of meritorious students including GPA-5 holders are sure to be deprived of the opportunity of admission to the colleges of their choice.
In the capital, there will be a heavy rush of brilliant students from all over the country for admission to reputed universities like Dhaka University, BUET, Dhaka Medical College and Salimullah Medical College.
For this situation, students and their guardians face an uncertain future in respect of admission to premier institutions of higher education.

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72.78 pc pass, 20,136 obtain GPA-5 in 10 boards
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The results of the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent Alim and HSC in Business Management examinations under ten education boards this year marked a surprise downturn in pass rate and GPA scoring compared to that of last year. On average 72.78 percent students passed while as many as 20,136 examinees achieved highest grade point average (GPA)-5.
According to the results published on Saturday, the average pass percentage under eight education boards is 70.14 this year as against 74.85 last year. The pass percentage under Madrasa Board is 84.14 while that in Technical Education Board is 80.74. Taken all together the overall average pass percentage under ten education boards is 72.18 against 76.19 last year.
The pass percentage under the Dhaka Education Board is 71.53, Rajshahi 70.47, Comilla 66.99, Jessore 78.77, Chittagong 76.31, Barisal 67.20, Sylhet 73.96 and Dinajpur 55.90.
A total of 4, 42,389 examinees came out successful in the examinations out of 6, 07,872 students who appeared from the ten education boards. Of the successful students, a total of 20,136 students secured GPA-5 (Grade Point Average), the highest grade point, which is 1909 less than that of the previous year from the ten education boards. A total of 18,222 students got GPA-5 from eight general education boards this year. Of the total number of students securing GPA-5, 12,088 are male and 8048 female.
Under the Dhaka Board, a total of 9450 students (5465 male and 3985 female) secured GPA-5 while 2229 students (1314 male and 915 female) got GPA-5 from Rajshahi Board.
Besides, 601 students (369 male, 232 female) got GPA-5 from Comilla Board, 2093 (male 1219, female 874) from Jessore Board, 1448 (male 759, female 689) from Chittagong Board, 574 (male 318, female 256) from Barisal Board, 439 (male 258, female 181) from Sylhet Board, 1388 (male 830, female 558) from Dinajpur Board, 1894 (male 1545, female 349) from Madrasa Board, and 20 (male 11, female 9) from the Technical Education Board.
Out of 152470 students a total of 1, 09,060 passed from Dhaka Board, out of 74,274 students 52,339 from Rajshahi Board, out of 41,199 students 27,598 from Comilla Board, out of 73,264 students 57,713 from Jessore Board , Out of 41,498 students 31,668 from Chittagong Board, out of 29,720 students 19,972 from Barisal Board, out of 18,136 students 13,413 from Sylhet, out of 58,541 students 32,722 from Dinajpur Board, out of 58,978 students 49,626 from Madrasa Board and out of 59,792 students 48,278 from Technical Education Board.
As many as 6, 07,872 students -- 3, 33,505 boys and 2, 74,367 girls -- appeared in this year's HSC and its equivalent examinations and 442389 of them -- 245588 boys and 196801 girls --passed. Among the GPA-5 holders, 12088 are boys and 8048 are girls. Pass percentages for boys and girls are 73.64 and 71.73 against 76.69 and 75.57 of last year.
Last year, 76.19 per cent students passed and 22,045 students achieved GPA-5 in the second largest public examinations. The pass percentage was 65.60 in 2007, 65.65 in 2006 and 59.74 in 2005.

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Students of Madrasa Board did exceptionally well compared to those of the other nine education boards' with a pass rate of 85.85. About 1,59,444 students came out successful and of them 16,309 obtained GPA-5.

Students of Sylhet Education Board did better than those of the seven other general education boards. Sylhet Education Board had 78.71 percent of their examinees passed while Rajshahi Board had the lowest, 58.41 percent, of students passed.

In Sylhet Board 29,443 students came out successful and 1,896 of them obtained GPA-5. Last year, Sylhet Board had the lowest percentage of pupils passed.

In Dhaka Board, 69.11 percent, about 1,65,570 students, passed the SSC exams with 19,086 students securing GPA-5.

About 66,457 students or 58.41 percent passed the exam in Rajshahi Board with 4,474 achieving GPA-5.

In Comilla Education Board, 64,266 students, 72.77 percent, came out successful and 4,202 got GPA-5.

In Jessore Board, 72,271 students or 68.01 percent passed and 4,767 achieved GPA-5.

In Chittagong Board, 43,132 examinees passed with a success rate of 69.61 and 4,529 of them scored GPA-5.

In Barisal Board, 31,826 students were successful with a pass percentage of 65.63, while number of GPA-5 achievers is 1,688.

In Dinajpur Education Board, the pass rate is 63.58 percent. The number of GPA-5 securers is 5,292.

Students of the SSC (vocational) also did well this year with 70.90 percent passed. Some 53,216 students passed the exam, while 64 of them got GPA-5.

The success of science group students marked a slight drop to 83.75 percent compared to last year's figures. In humanities group 55.10 percent students passed and 72.06 percent passed in the business studies and commerce group.

Like the previous years, schools in urban areas, especially in the metropolitan cities, dominated with high number of the GPA-5 achievers and cent percent pass records.

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Top ten schools and madrasa under ten educational boards are respectively in below- Viqarunnisa Noon School from Dhaka board, percentage of pass is 99.91; Collegiate School in Chittagong board, topped the merit list with 346 GPA-5; Comilla Zilla School, percentage of pass being 100.00; Rangpur Cantonment Public School and College topped the merit list with 197 GPA-5 out of 222 appeared; Cantonment Public School & College, Dinajpur, percentage of pass being 100.00; Blue Bird High School, Sylhet percentage of pass being 98.95; Barisal Zilla School, percentage of pass being 97.27; Khulna Zilla School, percentage of pass being 99.37; Tamirul Millat Kamil Madrasa from Madrasa board and Kharkhari High School from Technical Education Board.

(SCCI) and the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) jointly organized the seminar at Hotel Sonargaon in the city.

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The results of the SSC and equivalent examinations 2009 under ten education boards were published yesterday showing success rate at 70.89 percent as against 72.18 percent last year.

A total of 62,307students have scored GPA-5, the highest since the introduction of the international grading system in 2002. 52,500 students got GPA-5 last year.

A total of 10,58,674 students appeared in this year's SSC and equivalent examinations and of them 7,50,538 came out successful. Pass percentage for boys and girls is 73.13 and 68.41 respectively.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Naheed officially announced the results at a press conference at his ministry's office yesterday. He thanked all officials and employees of the education boards for publishing the results in 60 days as per the promise of the ministry.

The number of schools with hundred percent pass records has increased to 2,726 this year to from 2,272 last year while the number of schools with zero pass came down to 71 from 91.

As many as 541 students were expelled this year for adopting unfair means compared to 707 students in 2008, 985 in 2007, 1,291 in 2006, 1,746 in 2005, 3,381 in 2004 and 13,217 in 2003.

Sylhet Board secured top position among the eight education boards with percentage of pass rate of 78.71 and 1,896 students securing GPA-5 while Rajshahi Board got lowest 58.41 percent.

Under the Dhaka Board, about 1,65,570 students passed the exam with 19,086 students securing GPA-5, also highest among the boards. About 64,266 students or 72.77 percent passed the exam from the Comilla Board with 4,202 achieving GPA-5.

Under Rajshahi Board, 66,457 students came out successful with pass percentage being 58.41 and the number of students getting GPA-5 standing at 4,474 .

In Jessore Board 72,271 students or 68.01 percent were successful with GPA-5 achievers being 4,776.

Some 43,132 examinees passed from the Chittagong Board with success rate of 69.61 percent and 4,529 GPA- 5.

Under Barisal Board, 31,826 students came out successful with pass percentage 65.63, while number of GPA-5 achievers is 1,688.

From the Dinajpur Board 64,913 students came out successful with the pass percentage of 63.58 and 5,292 GPA-5 holders.

The Madrasa Board produced better results among the ten boards with a 85.85 percent rate of pass 85.85 percent. About 1,59,444 students came out successful and 16,309 students obtained GPA-5 while the vocational board scored a pass rate of 70.90 percent. Some 53,216 students passed the exam and 64 students got GPA-5.

Like in previous years, schools in urban areas especially in metropolitan cities, dominated the GPA-5 category and hundred percent pass record.

Viqarunnisa Noon School produced highest 887 GPA-5 achievers followed by Ideal School and College with 754 and Monipur High School with 556.

Secretary of Education Ministry Syed Ataur Rahman, Inter Education Boards Chairman Prof Shamsul Haque, Chairmen of nine Education Boards and concerned officials were present on the occasion.

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The Bangladesh MHM School and College has notched up impressive results in the Secondary School Certificate Examinations (SSC) held in February and March this year by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dhaka.
All 24 students of Science Group passed with good grades while 12 of them secured Grade Point Average (GPA) of 5, the ever best result in the history of the institution.
Ten out of 13 students from Business Studies Group also passed with satisfactory marks. The over all pass percentage is 92%.
Abdullah Al Mamun, Adnan Mohamed Mujib, Ahmed Toky Yasir, Asif Zahidul Haq, Fiyadh Shahid, Jobayer Imam Jaber, Rafi Al Aftab, Fahad bin Alam, Mohamed Sakib Mahmud, Mohamed Saifullah, Esrat Jahan and Priyanka Ghosh from the Science stream were the School toppers scoring a GPA of 5.
The list of other successful students is as follows, with GPA in brackets: Science stream – Farhan Kader (4.50), Iftekhar Ahmed (4.38), Tasmin Akter Moon (4.88), Saddam Hossain (4.38), Mohamed Abul Hassan (4.38), Noshin Anjum Nisha (4.81), Farhana Rahman (4.81), Sharhin Akhter (4.13), Syeda Sara Sultana (4.19), Iftekhar Bin Borhan (3.50), Shamsun Nahar (3.25) and Shahreya Akhter (3.81).
Business Studies Stream- Mussa Bin Muzammel (4.69), Mohamed Shahag (4.50), Mohamed Jamal Uddin (4.13), Sakib Ahmed (4.00) Shek Zahed (3.88) Nusrat Noushin (3.94), Farzana Akter (3.06), Shima Akter Shamim (3.25) Amena Begum (3.31) and Farhana Begum.
The school’s director of administration retired Major Nasir Uddin Ahmed congratulated the students, teachers and parents for the excellent results.
He also praised the steps initiated by Bangladesh ambassador Mohamed Shahdat Hossain, ex-officio Chairman of the school governing body.

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At least 72 schools, madrasas and vocational institutes across the country could not achieve any success in the SSC and equivalent examinations this year. No student was passed from the institutions.

Of those institutes, 27 are under Bangladesh Madrasa Board, 23 under Bangladesh Technical Education Board and the rest 21 under eight secondary and higher secondary education boards.

However, number of such institutions this year has dropped to 72 from 91 compared to the last year’s performances.

Meanwhile, Education Minister Nurul Islam Naheed told a press briefing at his ministry that stern action must be taken against those institutions, which failed to achieve minimum result.

He said a committee would be formed soon to investigate into the affairs of the institutions and necessary measures would be taken as per its report.

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THE results of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations under ten education boards were published on Tuesday showing a success rate of 70.89 percent, which marks a fall by 1.29 percent from that of last year. 10,58,674 students appeared at this year's examinations out of whom 7,50,538 came out successful. Madrasah Board produced the best results with an 85.85 percent success rate. 2,726 institutions all over the country achieved 100 percent success while no student from 72 institutions could pass the examinations.

Some 2,794 colleges all over the country have a seat capacity for some 4,63,000 students. It appears that a large number of students are likely to be deprived from admission for higher secondary courses this year for shortage of seats. This calls for a fresh thinking about the education system as a whole. Secondary level education should be such that a pass out would have basic knowledge on all subjects relevant to life and jobs available in the country. Higher education does not suit all learners. Those who intend to take up specialised profession like teaching, engineering, medicine or research need to pursue higher studies beyond the secondary and higher secondary levels. Education up to secondary level should therefore be made more life and job-oriented. It should be made complete and uniform with the existing group divisions abolished. Most of the students can take up technical and vocational courses after completing education at this level. About ten lakh students sit for SSC examination regularly. If adequately qualified, they can be more useful for their families and the nation. This will also help ease admission crisis at the colleges.

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A total of 2,726 institutions including schools, madrasas and technical educational institutions achieved 100 per cent pass rate in the SSC and equivalent examinations increasing the number454 compared to the previous year.

Last year, the number of such kind of institutions was 2,272.

Of those, 107 institutions are from Dhaka, 22 from Rajshahi, 45 from Comilla, 33 from Jessore, 28 from Chittagong, 35 from Barisal, 39 from Sylhet, 34 from Dinajpur while 2,327 are under

Madrasa board and 56 under Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB).

According to statistics of Education Board, the number of schools and madrasas having hundred per cent success was 774 in 2007 and 1,429 in 2006.

Besides, the number of least-performing institutions in SSC, Dakhil and SSC (Vocational) exams has also come down to 72 from previous year's 91.

In Comilla Board, the number of educational institutions having no success is nil.

The number of least performing schools and madrasas was 248 in 2007, 193 in 2006, 424 in 2005 and 548 in 2004.

The number of expelled examinees has also been falling sharply for the last five years.

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THE results of the SSC examinations under eight education boards show that the total number of GPA-5 achievers has gone up by around 4,000, compared to last year's, but the overall pass rate has dropped by three percent.

That more students are getting the highest grade is both an indicator of the rise in the number of high performing students as well as that of better performing teachers and schools. That is good news. We congratulate both the high achievers as well as high performing teachers and schools on their successes.

At the same time however we cannot overlook the fact that the pass rate has dropped. So, it is a mixed bag there.

The number of schools with cent per cent pass figure has increased to 2,726 from last year's 2,272. Also, the schools with zero pass has dropped from 91 to 72, so has the number of expelled students. Thus, the general standard has improved, though still falling far short of our expectations.

The education minister has stated that they would look into the schools performing very poorly and are contemplating to take action against them. But what is really important is to make sure that schools across the country are properly equipped in terms of teaching staff and educational aids to cater for increasing demand of secondary education. There is no doubt that the schools in rural areas are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain a minimum standard. It is these schools that the education ministry must concentrate on, and work towards providing better-managed schools both in public and private sectors.

Then comes the big question of absorbing the successful students into the higher stream of education. There is an acute shortage of seats in colleges. Nothing can be more tragic than a GPA-5 achiever failing to get admission in a reasonably good college. So, the decision makers have to think in terms of a holistic plan for accommodating the students in the system taking into account the increasing number of students passing the SSC or HSC exams every year. As for now, introduction of two shifts in colleges appears to be the only solution, provided, of course, the standard of teaching is not compromised.

Finally, time has come to introduce terminal education, so that a large number of students can avail themselves of opportunities for vocational training after completing a certain level of education, ensuring thereby that those who failed did not slip into oblivion.
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SSC pass rate falls by 3pc

Number of GPA-5 achievers goes up

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This year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination results show an over three-percent drop in the pass rate from last year but a jump in the number of students obtaining GPA-5.

This year 67.41 percent students passed while last year the figure was 70.81 percent.

A total of 45,934 students of eight education boards received the highest score of GPA-5 (Grade Point Average) this year. Last year 41,917 students got the highest score.

The number of schools with cent percent pupils passed has also increased to 2,726 from last year's 2,272.

The results were published yesterday, within two months of the exams.

Viqarunnisa Noon School and College of Dhaka once again became the top school in the country.

The average pass percentage of SSC, SSC (vocational) and Dakhil examinations, held under 10 education boards, including the Technical Education Board and Madrasa Board, also decreased by 1.29 percent as the total pass rate dropped to 70.89 percent from last year's 72.18 percent.

Some 3,08,136 examinees failed this year.

The results show a significant, 15.73 percent, rise of GPA-5 scorers with 62,307 students achieving the distinction--an increase of 9,807 from last year's 52,500.

This grading system was introduced in 2001 when only 76 examinees secured GPA-5.

The number of schools with zero pupils passed came down to 72 from last year's 91. This year the number of examinees expelled also continued to drop. Only 541 students were expelled against last year's 707.

As many as 10,58,674 students--5,56,839 boys and 5,01,835 girls--sat for this year's SSC and equivalent examinations and 7,50,538 of them passed. Pass percentage of boys and girls is 73.13 and 68.41 respectively.

For the first time, SSC examinations were held under the Dinajpur Education Board. At least 1,02,101 students sat for the examinations under this board and 64,913 of them passed.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid handed over the results to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina formally around 12:30pm yesterday. Chairmen of all the education boards were present on the occasion.

Announcing the official results at a press conference at the education ministry, he said, "A positive change in the standard of education has been made even though it fell short of our expectations."

The results were also made available on the education board website and in all schools and exam centres. The results could also be received via SMS on mobile phones.

THE 10 EDUCATION BOARDS

Students of Madrasa Board did exceptionally well compared to those of the other nine education boards' with a pass rate of 85.85. About 1,59,444 students came out successful and of them 16,309 obtained GPA-5.

Students of Sylhet Education Board did better than those of the seven other general education boards. Sylhet Education Board had 78.71 percent of their examinees passed while Rajshahi Board had the lowest, 58.41 percent, of students passed.

In Sylhet Board 29,443 students came out successful and 1,896 of them obtained GPA-5. Last year, Sylhet Board had the lowest percentage of pupils passed.

In Dhaka Board, 69.11 percent, about 1,65,570 students, passed the SSC exams with 19,086 students securing GPA-5.

About 66,457 students or 58.41 percent passed the exam in Rajshahi Board with 4,474 achieving GPA-5.

In Comilla Education Board, 64,266 students, 72.77 percent, came out successful and 4,202 got GPA-5.

In Jessore Board, 72,271 students or 68.01 percent passed and 4,767 achieved GPA-5.

In Chittagong Board, 43,132 examinees passed with a success rate of 69.61 and 4,529 of them scored GPA-5.

In Barisal Board, 31,826 students were successful with a pass percentage of 65.63, while number of GPA-5 achievers is 1,688.

In Dinajpur Education Board, the pass rate is 63.58 percent. The number of GPA-5 securers is 5,292.

Students of the SSC (vocational) also did well this year with 70.90 percent passed. Some 53,216 students passed the exam, while 64 of them got GPA-5.

The success of science group students marked a slight drop to 83.75 percent compared to last year's figures. In humanities group 55.10 percent students passed and 72.06 percent passed in the business studies and commerce group.

Like the previous years, schools in urban areas, especially in the metropolitan cities, dominated with high number of the GPA-5 achievers and cent percent pass records.

TOP GPA-5 SECURING SCHOOLS

The top GPA-5 securing schools of the eight general education boards are: Viqarunnisa Noon School and College (887) of Dhaka Board; Collegiate School (346) of Chittagong Board; Comilla Zilla School (264) of Comilla Board; Khulna Zilla School (199) of Jessore Board; Cantonment Public School and Collage, Rangpur, (197) of Dinajpur Board; Cantonment Public School and College, Bogra, (174) of Rajshahi Board; Blue Bird High School of Sylhet (138) of Sylhet Board and Barisal Zilla School (122) of Barisal Board.

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The results of this year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC), SSC (vocational) and Dakhil examinations under eight education boards, Technical Education Board and Madrasa Education Board will be published simultaneously today across the country.
The candidates can collect the results, which will be published at 5:00pm, from their respective schools or examination centres. They can also receive the results through short message service (SMS) to 4636 and 2323 on mobile phones. The mobile phone operators will circulate the SMS procedure.
The heads of the educational institutions have been asked to collect the result sheets from the secretary of the respective examination centre while the candidates are asked to collect their results at their respective schools or exam centres, said an official of the inter-board coordination sub-committee.
Besides, the results of SSC and Dakhil examinations will be available on the websitewww.educationboard.gov.bd and of the SSC (vocational) exams on http://result.bteb.gov.bd.
But, the results will not be available at the education boards, education ministry or newspaper offices.
This year, a total of 10,63,484 students sat for the examinations in 1,888 centres. Of them, 8.01 lakh students of 15,216 high schools sat for the SSC examinations under eight general education boards, 1.86 lakh students of under Madrasa Education Board and 75,057 students sat for the SSC (vocational) exams under the Technical Education Board.

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Secondary School Certificate (SSC), SSC (vocational) and Dakhil examinations under eight education boards, Technical Education Board and Madrasa Education Board will be published simultaneously today across the country.
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The candidates can collect the results, which will be published at 5:00pm, from their respective schools or examination centres. They can also receive the results through short message service (SMS) to 4636 and 2323 on mobile phones. The mobile phone operators will circulate the SMS procedure.

The heads of the educational institutions have been asked to collect the result sheets from the secretary of the respective examination centre while the candidates are asked to collect their results at their respective schools or exam centres, said an official of the inter-board coordination sub-committee.

Besides, the results of SSC and Dakhil examinations will be available on the websitewww.educationboard.gov.bd and of the SSC (vocational) exams on http://result.bteb.gov.bd.

But, the results will not be available at the education boards, education ministry or newspaper offices.

This year, a total of 10,63,484 students sat for the examinations in 1,888 centres. Of them, 8.01 lakh students of 15,216 high schools sat for the SSC examinations under eight general education boards, 1.86 lakh students of under Madrasa Education Board and 75,057 students sat for the SSC (vocational) exams under the Technical Education Board.

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From bd news 24
The results of Secondary School Certificate and equivalent examinations will be announced on May 26, chairmen of two education boards told bdnews24.com on Thursday.

The chairman of Dinajpur Education Board, Prof Md Sanaullah, told bdnews24.com that the result of SSC examinations would be published on May 26.

The chairman of Comilla board Prof. Atiqur Rahman told bdnews24.com, "The result is expected to come out on May 26."

The officials at the education ministry also said the results of SSC under general education boards, Dakhil examinations under Madrasa Education Board and SSC (vocational) under Bangladesh Technical Board would be published on May 26.

But the probable date for publication of the result was May 25 before the examination began.

The SSC, Dakhil and SSC (vocational) examinations began on Feb 15.

According to education ministry report, a total of 1,063,484 candidates sat the exams. Of them, the number of SSC examinees was 8, 01,709, Dakhil examinees 1, 86,718 and SSC (vocational) 75,057.

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