However, it has been informed by the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee and the exam controller of the Dhaka Intermediate and Secondary Education Board, Professor M. Abul Bashar, that the results will be published through subject mapping. Additionally, a special committee will be formed by the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee to determine how the results will be prepared through subject mapping.
On Wednesday, August 21, Professor Abul Bashar stated that one or more committees would be formed to prepare the results of the canceled exams. They will decide how the results can be prepared. He mentioned that during the coronavirus pandemic, they had prepared the public exam results through subject mapping. That committee still exists. This committee will now be dissolved, and a new special committee will be formed to determine the process based on their recommendations.
When asked about when the committee will be formed and work will begin, Professor Abul Bashar stated that they could start working on this matter today. Once the committee is formed, they will understand their responsibilities and start working promptly.
When asked about when the committee will be formed and work will begin, Professor Abul Bashar stated that they could start working on this matter today. Once the committee is formed, they will understand their responsibilities and start working promptly.
Although subject mapping is mentioned to prepare the results, the Ministry of Education and the boards have not yet finalized this matter. Discussions have been held with the board officials about how the exams taken by the students can be used as a basis for mapping the remaining exams based on the SSC exam. Concerns are also ongoing regarding the latest test results given to students in colleges. However, this is not final yet.
To know more, the Chairman of the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, Professor Tapon Kumar Sarkar, mentioned that no final decision has been made yet on how the results will be prepared and published. Currently, the decision to cancel the exams has been made.
Encouraging students to be patient, he stated that all boards will discuss this matter. The Ministry of Education will also provide guidance on this. After that, the process of preparing and publishing the results will be finalized. Students should be patient. We will inform everyone.
The HSC and equivalent exams started on June 30. A total of 1,450,790 students participated. According to the initially published routine, after eight days of exams, the quota reform movement created a situation where all exams scheduled for July 18 were postponed. After that, three more rounds of exams were postponed by the government.
According to the list, a total of 61 exams in 13 days were left to be taken. Due to different subjects in different departments (Science, Humanities, and Commerce), these exams have been postponed. Although each student has to participate in exams in 13 subjects, Among them, compulsory Bengali and English have four subjects (first and second papers) and ICT. And eight subjects are optional.
