Stages sit-in alleging nepotism and irregularities in recruitment, gives authorities a 48-hour ultimatum

Sust student union election is scheduled for January 20

A total of 41,609 candidates passed the examination

Primary schoolchildren across the country received full sets of new textbooks yesterday, but about a quarter of secondary-level textbooks did not reach the schools, leaving millions of students without complete sets on the first day of the academic year.

30% of secondary level textbooks have yet to reach schools, sources at NCTB say

With the new academic year just two days away, the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) has yet to distribute more than 40 percent of the 21.43 crore textbooks for secondary-level students, leaving many to begin classes without a full set of books.

For a country that aspires to middle-income status, the lesson of 2025 is stark

Grants authority over university governance, finances, admissions and punitive measures

The results of the admission tests for public and private medical and dental colleges for the 2025-26 academic year were published yesterday.

Jucsu VP says he was unaware of decision as authorities fear disruption to Victory Day celebration

Test will run from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm

Test duration extended by 15 minutes this year

Presidency International School organised Annual Science Fair 2025 on Friday at its Panchlaish campus in Chattogram city.

Admission tests held for DU and 4 other major universities

Assistant government primary schoolteachers suspended their “complete shutdown” last night.

The ongoing strike by assistant teachers in government primary schools has severely disrupted annual exams across the country, leaving thousands of students uncertain about their academic future.

Students, teachers form human chains, block roads

Annual examinations at nearly 700 government secondary schools will resume today after two days as the teachers called off their work abstention last night.

Annual exams at many government secondary and primary schools were disrupted yesterday as teachers continued their strike despite official directives to complete the tests on schedule.

DSHE warns of action over exam disruptions or non-compliance