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Three bills were passed in Parliament, the president said. It was published Monday night after Abdul Hamid signed it.
The ‘Middle and Secondary Education (Amendment) Act 2021’, the ‘Bangladesh Technical Education Board (Amendment) Act (2021)’, the ‘Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board (Amendment) Act 2021’ They have been issued in the form of a bulletin and the results can now be published on the basis of an alternative assessment without examination. There were no obstacles.
SM Amirul Islam, Exam Controller at the Inter-Educational Board Coordination Subcommittee, told bdnews24.com that the date to announce the results will be finalized as soon as the gazette is published by amending the three laws.
Now that the laws have been amended, it is not possible to take, publish and certify any exam in special circumstances for epidemics, epidemics, natural calamities or in unavoidable circumstances, by order in the Official Gazette, without exam for students in any particular. year or soon study program Can issue instructions for assessment and certification.
13 lakh 75 thousand 69 students from 11 boards of education were supposed to take HSC and equivalent exams this time. The test was supposed to start on April 1.
But when the coronavirus outbreak began to escalate, all educational institutions in the country were closed as of March 16. Even though the SSP exam was done before that, the HSC exam stalled.
After the publication of the gazette, the date of publication of the HSC results will be set.
After the publication of the gazette, the date of publication of the HSC results will be set.
Gazette in two days, then HSC results
Bill passed, HSC results were blocked
At a press conference on October 8, the Minister of Education said that the HSC exams were not going to take place like the fifth and eighth final.
On the same day, he said, the results of the HSC in 2020 will be determined by averaging the results of the eighth final and the SSC. The JSC-JDC results will be reported as 25 percent and the CSS result will be reported as 75 percent.
But since the law has a provision to publish examination results, it should be amended to add the provision to publish results without examination in special circumstances, which was approved by the National Assembly on Sunday.
Thus, every year the Minister of Education goes to Ganobhaban with the heads of the boards in the morning of a given day and delivers a copy of the results to the Prime Minister. Later in the press conference he highlighted various aspects of the results.
This time the formality of the epidemic is also changing. However, the government has not yet said how it will happen.
The results of SSC and equivalent tests were released on May 31, while educational institutions were closed due to the epidemic.
The Prime Minister formally announced the high school results via video conference from Ganobhaban that day. Subsequently, the Minister of Education, Dipu Moni, shared the details of the results on Facebook Live from the auditorium of the International Institute of Mother Language.
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