The Dhaka University authorities have decided to resume in-person classes from Wednesday (May 8). The university's public relations office confirmed the matter through a press release issued today (May 6) As the intense heatwave reduced to a tolerable level in the capital,

The results of 'B' unit in 24 general and science and technology universities under the cluster system admission have been published. In this unit, 31,081 students got above 30 marks and were considered eligible for admission. The pass rate of 'B' unit is 36.33

Academic activities and classes at all the secondary-level educational institutions- schools, colleges, madrasas, and technical educational institutions resumed today following a break due to severe heat conditions. "The institutions are being opened subjected to the conditions

The government on Saturday (May 4) said all the educational institutions at the secondary level will remain open tomorrow (Sunday) as the temperature in the country has become tolerable to some extent. Educational institutions in different regions of the country were closed due to the

All secondary schools, colleges, madrasas, and technical educational institutions will remain closed on Saturday (May 4) in Dhaka and 24 other districts of the country due to the ongoing heatwave conditions. The decision was made based on the forecast issued by the Bangladesh

The results of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations-2024 will be published across the country on May 12. A letter was received on Thursday from the Prime Minister's Office to publish the results on May 12, according to the Education Ministry. Dhaka

The Ministry of Education today (May 2) said countrywide closed primary and secondary-level educational institutions amid heatwave will reopen on Saturday. A notification was issued in this regard this morning. “Classes will resume from Saturday,” read the notice signed

Dhaka University (DU) authorities assured to enroll 20 Palestinian students, every year and provide them with scholarships including accommodation facilities. DU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr ASM Maksud Kamal on Tuesday made the assurance to the Ambassador of the State of Palestine in

The viva voce schedule for the 44th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) has been published by the Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC). This schedule is for the candidates who qualified in the written examinations for general cadre posts in 2021.  The schedule can be accessed

The Ministry of Education would not appeal against the High Court order to keep the educational institutions closed due to the ongoing heatwave, said the public prosecutors on Tuesday. A High Court bench of Justice KM Kamrul Quader and Justice Khizir Hayat on Monday ordered the closure

IUB squash players Md. Raihan and Marjan Akter Monika have clinched the Champion and Runner-up positions in Men’s Open (university) and Female Open categories respectively in the 4th Bangladesh National Squash Championship 2024.  The tournament, organized by Bangladesh

The government today (April 29) directed that all primary schools will remain closed until Thursday (May 2) amid ongoing heatwave, considering the health and safety of students across the country. This directive applies to all government primary schools, institutions under the Child

Academic activities of all secondary schools, colleges, madrasas, and vocational institutions in Dhaka, Chuadanga, Jashore, Khulna and Rajshahi districts have been suspended amid heatwave on Monday (April 28). The educational institutions reopened Sunday following days of heat-related

The Dhaka Education Board today (April 28) said the results of this year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations are expected to be published in the second week of May. Tapan Kumar Sarker, Chairman of Dhaka Education Board and President of the

The government today (April 28) said educational institutions will remain closed again if temperatures reach 42 degrees Celsius, as schools and colleges reopen today following a seven-day closure prompted by a widespread heatwave. Education Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Nowfel came

Following a seven-day closure prompted by a widespread heatwave across the nation, schools and colleges reopened today (April 28). However, pre-primary classes will remain suspended for the time being. In a directive issued on Saturday, the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education

Police detained more than 150 people while clearing pro-Palestinian encampments at two U.S. universities Saturday, in the latest campus clashes triggered by protests over Israel's war against Hamas. On the East Coast, police in Boston detained about 100 people while clearing a

The government has decided to reopen all primary schools from Sunday, the day also scheduled for reopening high schools and colleges, amid the ongoing heatwave. However, the class time has been reduced from 8am to 11:30am. The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education took the decision

Cluster entrance examinations to 24 general and science and technology (GST) public universities are scheduled to start on April 27. This time, 305,346 candidates will participate in the entrance test in three units against approximately 20,000 seats. The entrance exam is going to

The government today (April 25) said decision on extending the existing closure of schools and colleges due to heatwave will be taken on Saturday. State Minister for Education Shamsun Nahar made the remark while talking to reporters at her office in the capital.  Replying to a