National University Publishes 2024 Honours 4th Year Exam Results
The National University has released the 2024 Honours 4th Year final examination results in Dhaka, Bangladesh, achieving a pass rate of 65.10 percent. The results were published just 47 working days after the conclusion of the examinations.
The National University in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has officially published the highly anticipated 2024 Honours 4th Year final examination results on August 31, 2024. This year's academic evaluation process encompassed a massive cohort of students and institutions from across the country, marking a significant milestone for the country's higher education administration.
According to the official figures released by the university, a total of 232,624 examinees participated in the comprehensive examinations. These candidates represented 881 affiliated colleges nationwide, highlighting the vast scale of the academic framework managed by the institution.
Following the rigorous evaluation of answer scripts, the university announced an overall pass rate of 65.10 percent for the 2024 Honours 4th Year cohort. The official academic schedule for this examination cycle began earlier this year on April 30 and successfully concluded a month and a half later on June 15.
A notable achievement highlighted by university authorities is the speed at which the evaluation process was completed. The final results were successfully compiled and published merely 47 working days after the conclusion of the examinations, setting a remarkably fast turnaround time for the institution.
Commenting on this swift publication, National University Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. ASM Amanullah stated that publishing the Honours final year results within just 47 working days represents a brand new precedent for the university. He further emphasized that their core objective is to make every operational step—from conducting exams to publishing results—even more dynamic, keeping the valuable time and futures of the students under careful consideration.
The Vice-Chancellor also acknowledged that this remarkable institutional achievement was driven by the coordinated efforts of all related teachers, examiners, officials, employees, and the administration. He concluded by affirming that this positive operational continuity and momentum will be firmly maintained in the future as well.
