24 sourcesFirst reported today at 00:00, updated 35 min ago
এইচএসসি পরীক্ষার ফলাফল প্রকাশের তারিখ পরিবর্তন
HSC examination result publication date changed
Photo: Prothom Alo
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The publication date of the 2026 HSC and equivalent examination results has been changed from 29 October to 31 October 2026 (Saturday), according to reports. Inter-Board Coordination Committee chairman Syed Akhtaruzzaman confirmed the new date to Amar Desh and Ajker Patrika. Jugantor, citing an education ministry source, reported the change, and said a 24 October notice from the committee had announced 29 October without a planned follow-up notice on timing and method being issued. Jugantor attributed the complication to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's Japan visit, with his return scheduled for the night of 29 October. Amar Desh said the change was made with the prime minister's consent after he could not be informed in time. Akhtaruzzaman told Amar Desh that an 11-party alliance long march on 31 October would not obstruct the release. Daily Sangram attributed the change to administrative complications and the prime minister's schedule. The exam ran from 2 July, with 1,270,583 candidates across 11 boards.
Where accounts differ. Jugantor and Amar Desh attribute the change to the prime minister's Japan visit and schedule, while Daily Sangram cites unspecified administrative complications and Prothom Alo gives no reason.
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