Education

May 18, 2024, 7:32 pm

News Headline :

2 UPDF men shot to death in Rangamati Padma Bridge project: Chinese firm asks for additional Tk 10b on river training Man City eyes Premier League history as Arsenal dare to dream Football icon Aslam calls for reviving Khulna’s sports scene Good opportunity to win T20 World Cup title: Shaheen Afridi Napkin used by Barcelona to sign Messi sold for nearly $1 million National Photography Contest: 13 photographers receive awards at Shilpakala ‘Chhapaichitrer Parampara’ underway at Bengal Shilpalay Popular ‘Kurulus: Osman’ actor Burak Özçivit to visit Bangladesh Aishwarya Rai and Eva Longoria’s “spectacular” reunion on Cannes Red Carpet

Education

Mixed outcomes in SSC exams: No passes at 51 schools, but record highs elsewhere

Significant gains in 100% pass rate institutions, despite challenges at others TDS Desk: This year’s SSC and equivalent exams saw no students passing from 51 educational institutions, a slight increase

Explore why boys lag behind girls in exams: PM Hasina says on SSC results

TDS Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday asked the authorities concerned to find out the reasons as to why boys are declining in number and lagging behind girls in

SSC, equivalent results published, average pass rate 83.04 pc

BSS, Dhaka: The results of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations-2024 under 11 education boards were published on Sunday with 83.04 percent pass rate, a 2.65 percent rise than

46th BCS: No more mark deduction for mistakes

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) chairman Md Sohorab Hossain has said marks will not be deducted for mistakes in questions in the preliminary test of 46th Bangladesh Civil

Guidelines on how SSC students can see results

Staff Correspondent: The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examination results will be published on next Sunday (May 12). On the day at 11:30am, the results will simultaneously be published

Primary schools to start normal classes Today

TDS Desk: After being closed for almost two weeks due to severe heatwave, primary schools are returning to normal activities from today. The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education confirmed