For the latest batch of HSC examinees, the mental pressure associated with the university admission phase has been exponentially aggravated due to changes in various admission tests’ routines and structures.

Vehicles providing emergency services will be allowed

DU has introduced a healthcare insurance scheme for its regular students, providing coverage for those up to 28 years old in various listed hospitals for an annual premium of BDT 330. Students can access a maximum insurance benefit of BDT 80,000 per year for hospital admissions, including BDT 16,000 per day for cabin or ward rent, medical services, and doctors' fees.

Punishments range from expulsion, suspension to monetary fines and undertakings

Despite being one of the oldest branches of healthcare, dentistry remains strangely unfamiliar to many. Some see it as a mere subset of medicine, others as a secondary option. Yet, behind those white coats and tiny mirrors lies a science that combines medicine, precision, and artistry in ways few professions can.

Online applications open from December 1 to 15

When a large fraction of a course's grade rides on one or two tests, it pushes students towards short-term cramming and rote memorisation. In addition, high-stakes exams also magnify anxiety.

Illegal structures removed near DMCH

These five appliances feel like the best starter pack, considering the price-to-utility ratio. Buy two or three of these to get yourself started in terms of cooking, whilst preventing bankruptcy in the process.

My supervisor, fully aware of my incurable weakness for a good talk, suggested I listen to Montaser Marai, a Palestinian-Jordanian journalist and documentary filmmaker.

Both vow to uphold students’ rights and campus safety

I understand that we need to adapt to new technologies, but as a student, it is depressing to see students compromise on their intellect because AI is an easy way out.

As fast as AI applications are evolving, we will need to find new solutions as we go and not get too comfortable with any temporary fixes.

Rally on campus calls for justice

Students started returning to their dormitories on Friday

Deceased was the joint convener of JnU’s JCD unit

The boundless chasm that separates graduates from their advocacy aspirations is something they have to confront daily.

Knowing what to expect, how to move through the crowds, and the small gestures of respect that matter can make your visit smoother and more enjoyable, while keeping the celebration welcoming for all.

UTAB warns agitation may resume if administration fails to punish culprits

Dhaka University authorities have refused to release the signed voter attendance lists from the recently held Ducsu and hall union elections, calling them "highly sensitive and confidential".