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HSC Result 2016 www.educationboardresults.gov.bd. Students, who are set to appear for the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), Dakhil or Alim tests in 2016 and 2017, will have to face creative questioning (CQ) method for some new subjects instead of the century-old descriptive-type questioning system, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid said on Wednesday.
The examinees to sit for the Dhakil exam in 2016 will have to face the CQ method for civics and citizenship while Alim examinees will face the CQ method for economics, physics, biology, and civics and good governance, he said
The HSC examinees in 2016 will attend CQ method for economics, logic, information communication and technology, finance banking and insurance, production management and marketing and geography, the minister said.
The students who will appear for the HSC exam in 2017 will face the CQ method for agriculture education, statistics, psychology, home economics, child development, food and nutrition, home management and family life, Shilpakala, Bostra Parished, and Islamic studies.
Nahid divulged the information at a meeting on the introduction of the CQ method for the students of Dhakil, HSC, and Alim tests in 2016 and 2017, held at his office in the secretariat in the capital.
Among others, secretary to the education ministry Mohammad Sadique, additional secretaries AS Mahmud, Swapan Kumer Saker, director general of Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education professor Fahima Khatun, project director of HSDP Ratan Kumer Roy, chairman of Dhaka Board professor Taslima Begum, were present on the occasion.
The minister urged all including employers and employees, teachers, and researchers of the education ministry to come forward to work in a coordinated manner to build up the new generations equipped with modern education so that they can compete with the competitors.
“What we have done over the last five years is not enough. We have to do something better. If we want to do better we have to whip up our creative thought. We have to be skilled in modern technology. Old thoughts, activities, and skills are not enough. Do something new,” he said.
He further said that the people’s aspirations have been increased for the development in education over the last five years and they now demand an increase in the quality of education.
He also directed the education ministry, officers of different directorates and branches, education boards, and officers of National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) to come out of the old circle of thought and to conduct new activities for the development of education.
The CQ method was introduced in the country in 2012 and continued until 2014 in the HSC exam for 15 subjects (12 in HSC and 3 in Alim). Questions are prepared for 29 subjects in the CQ method in Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination.
