HSC and equivalent exam results have been published today. 92 thousand 365 students have passed GPA-5 among more than 13 lakh students who participated in the board exam. In 2022, the number of students getting GPA-5 was 1 lakh 76 thousand 282. As such, the number of students who got GPA-5 this year has decreased by 83 thousand 917.
The pass rate in 11 education boards of this country is 78.64 percent. Last time the pass rate was 85.95 percent.
The results will be published on Sunday (November 26) at 11 am on the website and in their respective educational institutions. This information is known from the published results.
Earlier, around 10 am, the Chief Minister of various education boards handed over the summary of the result to the Prime Minister at the Prime Minister's official residence Ganabhaban.
Education Minister Dr. Dipu Moni, Education Deputy Minister Barrister Muhibul Hasan Chowdhury Naufel and others were present.
9 general education boards, madrasas and technical education this year 13 lakh 59 thousand 342 students of 11 boards including the board took part in the examination, among them 6 lakh 88 thousand 887 students and 6 lakh 70 thousand 455 female students, this information was confirmed by the inter-educational combination board sub-committee and president of Dhaka secondary and higher secondary education. Chairman of the Board Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar.
education According to the boards, in 2022 there were 12 lakh 3 thousand 407 HSC and equivalent candidates. This time there are 1 lakh 55 thousand 935 candidates.
The inter-education board has informed that the candidates will be able to know the result through the website and SMS of the college notice board.
8 general education this year HSC and equivalent in the board The exams will start on August 17; and three lessons to go back due to natural disasters Board Examination (Chittagong Board of Education, Bangladesh Madrasa Education The Board and Bangladesh Technical Education Board) have started on August 27. This time the full marks and full-time examinations will be held, but the examination of 75 marks has been conducted instead of 100 marks in ICT.
