The Board of Education is in a meeting regarding the HSC exam and class assessment.

Boards of education are meeting to prepare in advance on how the HSC exam will be conducted. The meeting will also discuss how educational institutions will assess students in case the JSC and JDC exams are not taken. On the other hand, the meeting will also discuss issues related to admission to the university and confirmation of admission. The Prof. Chairman of the Dhaka Tribune Board confirmed the Bengali Tribune. Ziaul Haque. He said a meeting would be held on September 24 with the presidents of all the boards of education on how to take the HSC exam.
President of the Subcommittee for Inter-educational Coordination and President of the Education Council, Professor. The meeting will be chaired by Ziaul Haque.

If you would like to meet the Chairman of the Rajshahi Board of Education, Prof. Moha. Mokbul Hossain told the Bangla Tribune: ‘The next meeting is on September 24. Exams, admissions are on the agenda. Apart from two agendas, other topics are not important. When asked what kind of discussions will take place on the HSC exam, he said: “I will let you know what was discussed later, not before the meeting.
The chair of the Dinajpur Board of Education, Prof. Abu Bakar Siddique told the Bengali Tribune that the meeting will take place on September 24. The president said he would participate in the meeting.
Although the HSC and equivalent exams are scheduled to begin on April 1 of this year, it has been postponed due to the crown. After the identification of corona patients in Bangladesh on September 6, the license was extended from September 16 to October 3.
As a result, the HSC exam has also been postponed. However, if the educational institution is opened, the schedule for HSC and equivalent exams will be announced within 15 days. According to the Dhaka Board of Education, even if the situation is favorable, students will be assessed according to the health rules.
On the other hand, instructions have been given to pass the next class by assessment in their respective institutions without taking the JSC and JDC exams. However, how the class evaluation will be conducted was not disclosed. The guidelines set out how the class will be assessed at a later date. The boards of education are meeting to make the final decision on these issues.