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HSC Result 2014 Bangladesh educationboard.gov.bd exam. HSC
Result 2014 will be published by Bangladesh public education boards at last
week of February 2014. HSC exam will be held on 3rd April 2014. HSC Result 2014
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published from education Board. You can get HSC Result 2014 by very soon.
Before the HSC Exam 2014, SSC Exam 2014 will be held at February 2014.
HSC Exam 2014 for Dhaka Board English 2nd Paper Exam
postponed
Vocational and Alim Result Download
This HSC Exam Result 2014 will be applicable for ten boards.
Such as-Dhaka Board HSC Result 2014, Rajshahi Board, Comilla Board HSC Result
2014, Jessore Board, Chittagong Board, Barisal Board, Sylhet Board HSC Result
2014 , Dinajpur Board, Madrasa Board /Alim, Technical Board HSC Result 2014.
The ministry's control
centre said 45 students were expelled on Thursday after being caught
cheating.
This year, 1,141,374 examinees — 606,293 boys and 535,081 girls — from 8,104 institutions were registered for the tests in 2,352 centres under 10 education boards, including madrasa and technical boards.
In the previous year, 1,012,581 had taken the HSC and equivalent exams.
On the first day this year, tests of ‘Bangla 1st Paper’ was held under the eight general boards, ‘Quran Majid’ in Alim under Madrasa Board, and ‘Bangla 2nd Paper’ in HSC Vocational and ‘Business Management’ under Technical Education Board.
According to the ministry, 2,002 examinees remained absent under Dhaka, 1,139 under Rajshahi, 1,170 under Jessore, 1,065 under Comilla, 745 under Dinajpur, 683 under Chittagong, 575 under Sylhet and 440 under Barisal boards.
The number of absentees was 1,257 under Madrasa Board and 1,248 under Technical Board.
Among the expelled, 27 were under Technical Board, four under Madrasa Board, two under Barisal and Dinajpur each, two under Dhaka and Comilla each and one under Rajshahi board.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid visited the Motijheel Ideal School and College centre in Dhaka on Thursday.
The theoretical exams will end on June 5, while practicals are scheduled to begin on June 7 and continue till June 16.
The minister said the results will be published within 60 days of the completion of the exams.
This year, 1,141,374 examinees — 606,293 boys and 535,081 girls — from 8,104 institutions were registered for the tests in 2,352 centres under 10 education boards, including madrasa and technical boards.
In the previous year, 1,012,581 had taken the HSC and equivalent exams.
On the first day this year, tests of ‘Bangla 1st Paper’ was held under the eight general boards, ‘Quran Majid’ in Alim under Madrasa Board, and ‘Bangla 2nd Paper’ in HSC Vocational and ‘Business Management’ under Technical Education Board.
According to the ministry, 2,002 examinees remained absent under Dhaka, 1,139 under Rajshahi, 1,170 under Jessore, 1,065 under Comilla, 745 under Dinajpur, 683 under Chittagong, 575 under Sylhet and 440 under Barisal boards.
The number of absentees was 1,257 under Madrasa Board and 1,248 under Technical Board.
Among the expelled, 27 were under Technical Board, four under Madrasa Board, two under Barisal and Dinajpur each, two under Dhaka and Comilla each and one under Rajshahi board.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid visited the Motijheel Ideal School and College centre in Dhaka on Thursday.
The theoretical exams will end on June 5, while practicals are scheduled to begin on June 7 and continue till June 16.
The minister said the results will be published within 60 days of the completion of the exams.
The exam, which was scheduled for Thursday, was deferred following
reports of question paper leak.
HSC candidates and those enrolled for Diploma in Business Studies were to sit for their English Second Paper test.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid told reporters on Thursday afternoon that another seven-member probe committee had been formed with the ministry’s Additional Secretary Sohrab Hossain as in charge, to find the guilty.
The committee would investigate the allegations and make specific recommendations, Nahid said. It would also recommend security measures to be taken to secure question papers of all public exams under the ministry.
“We won’t show any lenience. This will not be tolerated,” the minister said.
Earlier a five-member probe committee headed by Dhaka board's Secretary Abdus Salam Hawlader was formed.
The HSC and equivalent examinations began across the country on Apr 3.
HSC candidates and those enrolled for Diploma in Business Studies were to sit for their English Second Paper test.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid told reporters on Thursday afternoon that another seven-member probe committee had been formed with the ministry’s Additional Secretary Sohrab Hossain as in charge, to find the guilty.
The committee would investigate the allegations and make specific recommendations, Nahid said. It would also recommend security measures to be taken to secure question papers of all public exams under the ministry.
“We won’t show any lenience. This will not be tolerated,” the minister said.
Earlier a five-member probe committee headed by Dhaka board's Secretary Abdus Salam Hawlader was formed.
The HSC and equivalent examinations began across the country on Apr 3.
