The results of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations-2023 will be published on Friday, July 28. At first, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will announce the results formally through online after Education Minister Dipu Moni handing over it to the PM.  Later, the Education Minister will announce the results officially at a press conference at the International Mother Language Institute (IMLI) in the capital.  Dhaka Education Board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarker confirmed the matter. (BSS reported) The results will be published at the respective educational institutions and online simultaneously around 10 am, said in a notification of Dhaka Education Board.  According to the notification, students can get their results by visiting the website www.educationboardresults.gov.bd and entering their roll and registration number.  Apart from this, they can also get the results by sending an SMS to 16222.  Around 20,72,153 students under the 11 education boards-- nine general, one madrasa and one technical-- appeared at the SSC and equivalent examinations. The exams were held in all subjects with full 100 marks but on curtailed syllabuses. The decision to shorten the syllabuses was made considering the fact that the candidates of these public exams attended fewer in-person classes compared to the pre-Covid period.  

Tapan Kumar Sarkar, the exam controller at the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, said, "The decision to suspend the ongoing SSC and equivalent examinations due to Cyclone Mocha will be taken after monitoring the situation.  On Thursday, May 11, he gave this information. Mr. Tapan Kumar said, "We are monitoring the situation. After understanding the situation, we will take our decision.  If the situation worsen, the examination will be suspended only in the coastal area whether the examination will be suspended across the country."

This year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examination will begin on April 30.  On Sunday, January 30, Dhaka Education Board officials and inter-education board sources confirmed this matter. According to the Ministry of Education, this exam will be held on the revised syllabus due to Corona.

Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni today said this year's postponed Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will begin across the country on September 15. “This year's postponed Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will begin on September 15 while the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations will begin in November,” she said. The minister disclosed the matter at a press conference held at the conference room of the Ministry of Education in the capital. The SSC and equivalent examinations were scheduled to start from June 19 last. However, the Ministry of Education announced the suspension of the SSC and equivalent examinations on June 17 due to severe flood-situation that prevailed in various parts of the country including Sylhet and Sunamganj. Source: BSS AH

Chairman of Dhaka Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar has informed that arrangement of SSC and equivalent examinations is not possible in the month of July as flood situation has not improved in the country. If the situation improves then SSC exams will be held in the month of August. Convener of the inter-education board coordination committee and Dhaka education board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar also informed the news media that the decision was taken after holding the meeting of coordination committee. He said, it is not possible to arrange SSC exams in July. Because, more than half of the examination centers in Sylhet are being used as shelter centers for the flood affected people. It will take time to renovate the centers for taking examinations. So, exams cannot be taken in July. Exams will start in August. When asked about the probable schedule of exams Tapan Kumar said, detail discussion was held in the meeting about the overall flood situation of the country. We will sit again after Eid to discuss about the matter. After that we will be able to inform about the date. Whether HSC exams will be deferred or not, when asked about Professor Tapan said, as HSC exams are related to SSC, so that may also be deferred. Mentionable, SSC and equivalent exams were scheduled to begin from June 19. But due to the deteriorated flood situation in Sylhet and other parts of the country the declaration of suspending the exams came in June 17. AH     

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today (Thursday) unveiled Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations results along with launching free textbook distribution ceremony. Releasing the results of 11 education boards, she said the results will be known through online and mobile phone short message service (SMS).    The premier virtually joined the function arranged for unveiling the SSC and equivalent examinations results and opening the textbook distribution at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre (BICC) from her official residence Ganabhaban in the capital.    Earlier, the chairmen of 11 education boards -- nine general boards, one madrasha education board and one technical education board -- handed over the results.    On behalf of the prime minister, Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni received the results.    Candidates will be able to get their results from websites and through SMS.    Examinees can get the results from the education board website http://www.educationboardresults.gov.bd/ and also from the websites of their respective education boards alongside respective education institutions.    A total of 22, 78,098 students participated in the SSC and equivalent examinations under 11 education boards.    Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni, MP and State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Md. Zakir Hossen, MP also spoke.    Deputy Minister for Education Mohibul Hassan Chowdhoury, MP delivered the welcome address, while Secondary and Higher Education Division Secretary Md. Mahbub Hossain highlighted different aspects of SSC and equivalent examinations results and book distribution.    Besides, like previous year, the Prime Minister also inaugurated the freetextbook distribution among the students of primary and secondary levels.    A total of 34,70,22,130 copies of book will be distributed among 4,17,26856 students free of cost across the country.    On behalf of the premier, the education minister and the state minister for primary and mass education handed over the books among the selected students from different educational institutions. Source: BSS AH

Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni today (Wednesday) said the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will begin across the country on November 14.   "The closure of educational institutions was imposed by the government due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If the pandemic had not emerged, the SSC exams would have been started in the first week of February like in other years," she said.   The education minister said this at a press conference on SSC or equivalent examinations at the conference room of the Ministry of Education here.   This year, in the tolerable situation of the pandemic, the students will have to give the exams on three elective subjects with short syllabus, she added.   She said a total of 22 lakh 27 thousand 113 candidates are taking part in SSC and equivalent examination this year.     "This year's SSC or equivalent examinations will be held in a total of 3,679 centers. The number of educational institutes is 29, 035," she said.   Some 18 lakh 998 candidates will take part in the SSC or Dakhil or SSC (Vocational) examinations of 9 general boards, madrasahs and technical education boards across the country, she added.  Source: BSS AH

Education Minister Dr. Dipu Moni said, we have all types of preparations to hold the SSC examinations in November and HSC in the mid-December of this year. In this process assignment activities are going on  over the short syllabus. We hope that we will be able to take the examinations in due time if coronavirus situation improves. The Education Minister was speaking at a discussion and wheel chair distribution program organized by Mohila Awami League on the occasion of 91st birth anniversary of Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib at Bangabandhu Avenue in the capital on Thursday. Dr. Dipu Moni said, SSC examinations will be taken in November and HSC in mid-December if the coronavirus situation improves. If the situation does not allow us to hold the examinations then results will be published after performing subject mapping like the previous year. But we want to publish the results after taking the examinations. She said, the short syllabuses have been prepared for the students so that they have no lacking. We hope that there will be no problem for taking preparation for the examinations. As well as vaccination activities are going on for health safety for the students. AH

The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exams of 2021 will be held in November, while Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams will be held in December this year if the Covid-19 situation in the country improves. Education Minister Dipu Moni said this while speaking at a virtual press briefing over the SSC and HSC examinations today (Thursday). “If the COVID-19 situation comes under control, the SSC and equivalent examinations will be held in the second week of November while HSC and equivalent exams in the first week of December maintaining health guidelines,” the minister said. Source: BSS AH

The Dhaka education board has informed that SSC examinations of the year 2021 will be organized after abiding by the health safety protocols in all the centers during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic situation.  The information was delivered through a notice urging applications for setting up new centers or for changing the center for the SSC examinees on Monday The notice reads, to change center or set up new center application must be submitted before the Exam Controller of the board along with necessary documents. The application must be submitted on the pad of own institution. For the new center taka 3000 (nonrefundable) and for changing center taka 1000 (nonrefundable) has to be deposited through Sonali Bank. Slip of the submitted fee has to be deposited with the application form. Meanwhile, the short syllabus for the SSC examination has been published by this time. After publishing it Educational Minister Dr. Dipu Moni said, examinations will be taken after taking classes for 84 days after reopening of educational institutions if corona situation improves. AH