Children in Bangladesh are entering secondary school without mastering basic foundational skills, with a staggering 91 percent of Grade 5 students in mathematics and 65 percent in Bangla remaining at the “novice” level, a new study has found.

State minister says at least 30% percent of government primary school buildings needs urgent repairs

The government will review the legal and regulatory framework for private universities in consultation with stakeholders, rather than taking top-down decisions, said Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon yesterday.

Govt regulation should support universities rather than keep them under constant pressure, he says

Milon says appointment letters will be issued 'very soon'

UNICEF-AUW training programme aims to improve classroom learning under the Myanmar Curriculum in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char

Campus being built on around 33 acres in Gazipur

Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon yesterday told parliament that a white paper will be published on irregularities and corruption in the education sector during the Awami League era.

Around 100 candidates received incorrect paper; authorities assure fair evaluation

Move aims to build skill-based, career-oriented education system

The ceremony was held on April 19 at Professor Dr Abdullah Farouk Multipurpose Hall

Dhaka board chief says authorities aim to complete examinations within five weeks after schedule revision

Students protest recurring violence near campus as police launch drive to arrest others

Bangla exam held today; tests to continue till April 18 under nationwide schedule

The annual reunion of the English Department Alumni Society (EDAS) of Dhaka University will take place on April 18 at Officers’ Club Dhaka from 4:00pm to 8:00pm, said a press release.

Inspections find empty classrooms, poor oversight and falling attendance across island schools

Malaysia has expressed readiness to consider expanding scholarship allocations for Bangladeshi students under existing and future higher education programmes.

The government is set to introduce a blended model in selected schools in Dhaka from tomorrow, under which students will attend online classes for three days and physical classes for three days each week.

Renowned schools in metropolitan areas to combine physical and online classes under pilot initiative

A meeting with guardians to be held tomorrow to finalise plan and gather feedback, he says