All the students who passed the exam while abroad


Published: 02:33 15 October 2024
Students participated in HSC and equivalent exams from abroad. This year, 282 students sat for the examination at eight centers abroad.
HSC and equivalent results were released on Tuesday (October 15). This information is known by analyzing the results.
According to the results, the pass rate of the exam sat abroad is 95.39 percent. All (100%) participating students from all three institutes have passed.
The average pass rate in HSC and equivalent exams this year is 77.78 percent. Last year the average pass percentage in 11 boards was 78.64 percent. As such, the pass rate has also decreased slightly. However, the number of students who got GPA-5 has increased this time.
The average pass rate in the 11 boards in the examination is 77.78 percent. And the pass rate in 9 general education boards is 75.56 percent. Among them, 79.21 in Dhaka Board, 81.24 in Rajshahi Board, 71.15 in Comilla Board, 64.29 in Jessore Board, 70.32 in Chittagong Board, 81.85 in Barisal Board, 85.39 in Sylhet Board, 77.56 in Dinajpur Board, 63.22 percent students in Mymensingh Board, 93.40 percent students in Madrasa Board and 88.09 percent students passed in Technical Board.
This time 1 lakh 45 thousand 911 people got GPA-5. And in 2023, 92 thousand 365 students got GPA-5. Accordingly, this time the number of GPA-5 has increased to 53 thousand 546 people.
14 lakh 50 thousand 790 students participated in this year's HSC examination across the country. After seven examinations starting from June 30, the examination program was suspended when the anti-discrimination student movement spread across the country.
Later, when it was decided to hold the remaining exams, the education department was forced to cancel it in the face of student protests. After that a decision is taken to declare the results based on subject mapping.
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