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Chaos at secretariat: 26 students arrested, 28 released
Police detained 54 students for causing mayhem at the secretariat. These students demanded the cancellation of HSC results. Because of this incident, police have filed a case at Shahbag Thana. Out of the 54 detained, 26 have been shown arrested by the police, while the remaining 28 students were...
77.78% pass rate in HSC
A total of 77.78 percent students passed this years Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations. Tapan Kumar Sarker, the Chairman of the Dhaka Education Board and President of the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, revealed this information at the Dhaka Education...
Giving auto-pass to all HSC candidates will undermine hard-working students’ results: adviser
Wahiduddin Mahmud, the Education Adviser, fears that if all HSC candidates are given an auto-pass, it will undermine the results of those students who would pass the examinations through their hard work, reports BSS. He made these remarks in response to the demand of some students who wanted an...