HSC Exam's Reevaluation's Result On Nov 14

Students who did not receive their expected results in this year's HSC exams have applied for re-evaluation. A total of 192,480 students from the HSC and Alim exams have applied to recheck 501,294 answer scripts. The highest number of re-evaluation applications has come from the Dhaka Board, while the lowest number of applications has been from Alim exam candidates.

The results of the re-evaluation will be published on November 14. This was announced by Professor Md. Abul Bashar, the convenor of the Inter-Education Board Examination Control Sub-Committee and the examination controller of the Dhaka Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board.

This year, a total of 189,766 students from nine general education boards have applied to recheck 493,480 scripts. Meanwhile, 2,714 students from the Madrasah Education Board, which oversees the Alim exams, have applied to recheck 7,814 scripts.

Regarding the Technical Education Board, its examination controller Md. Kepaet Ullah stated that 5,908 students from the HSC Vocational, BM, and Diploma-in-Commerce exams have applied to recheck 6,822 answer scripts.

Professor Tapan Kumar Sarker, the president of the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, confirmed that the re-evaluation results will be published on November 14.

After the publication of the results of the SSC and equivalent, and HSC and equivalent exams, students are given the opportunity to apply for re-evaluation. Applications for re-evaluation are accepted for one week following the release of the results, and there is a prescribed fee for the process.

The results of the re-evaluation are published by the education boards within one month of the original result release.