The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) issued a notice in this regard today

However, students from the National University and Open University will not be eligible for this opportunity

The results were announced today through separate notices on the university's website and social media pages

For many students, pursuing higher education abroad remains an unattainable dream due to high costs and logistical challenges. However, transnational education (TNE) is reshaping the global learning landscape, offering internationally recognised degrees without the need to leave one’s home country.

Witnesses said students, under the banners of Hindu Students of Dhaka University and the Bangladesh United Sanatani Awakening Alliance, held a protest rally at the Raju Sculpture around 7:20pm. After a brief rally, they marched through VC Chattar and Fuller Road, concluding at Jagannath Hall

One of the major demands include the cancellation of the 30 percent promotion quota for Craft Instructors to the position of Junior Instructor

Former University Grants  Commission Chairman Prof Kazi Shahidullah passed away yesterday while undergoing treatment in Australia. He was 72.

The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Mathematics exam scheduled for April 20 has been postponed due to Easter Sunday

The High Court today stayed the publication of the results of Dhaka University's “Ga” unit admission test, held on February 8, for two months, citing allegations of anomalies in the question paper

They went to surround the VC's office around 3:00pm. However, they returned to their dormitories after the university proctor, Saifuddin Ahmed, assured them of a complete list to be published soon

This new university will be located in Dhaka

Dhaka University yesterday suspended 128 students over their alleged involvement in attacks on protesters during the student-led mass uprising from July 15 to August 5 on the university campus.

Primary and Mass Education Adviser Professor Dr Bidhan Ranjan Roy Podder yesterday said the government was thinking of reintroducing scholarship in the primary level.   

Police yesterday charged batons and used water cannons to disperse a procession of non-government primary school teachers demanding nationalisation of their institutions.

They also demanded that the government take necessary measures to prevent such crimes and ensure the overall safety of women and the general public

43pc posts lie vacant; colleges built during AL rule worse off

Quoting doctors, Arefin’s younger brother told The Daily Star that he suffered a stroke while buying some things from a shop near Dhaka Club around 2:45pm

Students demanded appointment of chairperson from within their department

On his last day as education adviser yesterday, Prof Wahiduddin Mahmud said he believed private institution teachers’ demand for a pay rise is fair but the issue cannot be settled with just one or two years’ budgets.

With students now on their Ramadan and Eid holiday, Wahiduddin, on his final day as adviser yesterday, once again promised that the books would be delivered by March 10.