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Professor Md. Zakir Hossain has officially assumed his role as the new Vice-Chancellor of Atish Dipankar University of Science and Technology. He has been appointed to serve a four-year term at the institution in Bangladesh.
The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education has issued a 12-point directive to prevent proxy test-taking and the use of artificial intelligence. The new rules follow instructions previously given by the Ministry of Public Administration.
Eleventh-grade classes for the 2026-27 academic year in Bangladesh face a possible postponement due to the Fatiha-e-Yazdaham holiday. Authorities have outlined a strict timeline for admissions, selections, and migrations leading up to the scheduled start date.
St Joseph Higher Secondary School in Dhaka has released its Class 11 admission test results following written and oral evaluations. Selected candidates must collect their admission forms and complete the enrollment process by mid-September.
Chittagong University Central Students' Union (Chaksu) recently organized a two-day self-defense training program for female students. Certificates were formally distributed among the participants at a closing ceremony on Sunday, September 13.
Comilla University has taken an initiative to establish a Career Development Center to enhance students' skills and career advancement. Registrar Md. Mujibur Rahman Majumder has been appointed as the director of the newly launched center.
Bangladesh University of Textiles (BUTEX) has announced the admission test date for the 2026-27 academic session. The upcoming entrance examination will cover a total of 630 available seats across eleven distinct academic departments.
The 12th district-level BFF-Samakal National Science Debate Festival took place yesterday across seven districts. Events featured competitions centered on the theme of debate and science.
The government of Bangladesh has announced a comprehensive three-month freelancing training program targeting educated job-seeking youth across all 64 districts. Implemented by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the initiative offers financial allowances and complete fee waivers for successful applicants.
A Bangladeshi researcher led a delegation to the APSCO CubeSat summer camp in Xi'an, China. Meanwhile, Professor Imran Rahman joined Independent University, Bangladesh in dual roles.
Chiroil High School emerged as the champion in the Rajshahi district round of the school science debate festival. Miftahul Haque from the winning team was named the best speaker of the competition.
BIAM Laboratory School and College has emerged as the champion at the Samakal Science Debate Festival 2026 in Gaibandha. Eight educational institutions participated in the district-level competition hosted on September 13, 2026.
A delegation from the Association of Private Universities of Bangladesh met with the President at Bangabhaban on September 10, 2026. Discussions focused on restructuring the fragile education system and introducing an integrated framework.
An analytical overview of secondary school certificate examination pass rates in Bangladesh reveals significant fluctuations over the past 37 years. The historical data highlights contrasting trends across different governmental terms and the implementation of key educational reforms.
Students at Dhaka University have submitted a formal memorandum to the administration demanding the announcement of the DUCSU election schedule. The petition also calls for an immediate update to the student voter list.
The Bangladesh Ministry of Education has announced the annual holiday schedule for 2026, detailing closures for educational institutions. Meanwhile, a non-governmental organization has issued a recruitment notice for a project officer position.
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University has decided to permanently expel six teachers during its 109th syndicate meeting. The decision was taken after the faculty members failed to return to their workplaces within the scheduled time.
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