Education

April 26, 2025, 3:02 pm

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Education

Students’ new political org likely to be appeared as ‘Jatiya Nagorik Party’

Staff Correspondent: The new political party of the students and youths who led the July Uprising is set to start its journey next Friday, with Md Nahid Islam as its

70m primary, secondary textbooks yet to be printed

Staff Correspondent: One month and twenty-one days has passed since the start of the academic year. However, not all students across the country have received the full set of textbooks.

HSC exam routine published

TDS Desk: This year’s HSC exams would start on 26 June and continue till 21 August, according to the routine published on Wednesday. Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee SM Kamal Uddin

Kuet shut down till 28 Feb amid unrest

Kuet Correspondent: An emergency syndicate meeting of the Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (Kuet) authority has decided to shut down the university till 28 February amid unrest. They have

2026 SSC pre-selection, selection exams pushed back

Staff Correspondent: The 2026 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) pre-selection and selection exams have been postponed by more than a month after the syllabus was changed and students in Class 10

Assistant teacher recruitment result announced following legal procedures

Staff correspondent: The result for the recruitment of assistant teachers in government primary schools was announced after following all required legal procedures, said Primary and Mass Education Adviser, Professor Dr