Hall resident allegedly beaten after raising concerns over poor-quality food

The results of this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations are likely to be published after July 28, as education boards will not be able to complete the process by the previously announced July 20 deadline.

‘Eminent persons’ dropped from local panels; seven conditions added

The Chattogram education board has suspended all remaining Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations until further notice due to the flood situation.

A section of BNP lawmakers and senior party leaders has expressed dissatisfaction with the way Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon handled the ongoing HSC exams fiasco, saying the ministry’s decisions embarrassed the government.

Sammilita Non-MPO Oikya Parishad says the education minister is being targeted over his reform initiatives

Education minister says affected students will sit the exams on dates set by the ministry using identical question papers

Govt weighs common policy for primary institutions, he says

Questions 6 and 7 of the physics first paper being reviewed, it says

Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee says the decision was taken due to ongoing floods

DPE forms three-member probe committee

Education budget to rise to 5% of GDP in five years, Tarique Rahman tells parliament

Chittagong University has suspended all classes and examinations scheduled for today due to adverse weather, waterlogging, and transport disruptions.

July 8 tests deferred; revised schedule to be announced later

Police used batons after a dispute over an alleged theft escalated in Old Dhaka

Earlier directive drew comparisons with past ruling-party practices

History department students punished for harassing freshers

All government primary schools have been asked to keep three books -- two on late president Ziaur Rahman, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, and one written by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Students missed the opening tests after an alleged failure to deposit their form fees left them without admit cards

Commission rejects reports of zero funding and says the allocation is 13% higher than last year