In wake of protests, the principal of Rangpur Medical College (RMC) has been made officer on special duty (OSD) within a week of his promotion as principal from the vice principal post

Dhaka University yesterday decided to cancel the quota facilities for freedom fighters' grandchildren and said the quota will only apply to the freedom fighters' children for admissions in undergraduate programmes

For the first time, the tests will be held in five divisional cities

The university authority offered a discussion in this regard, which the students disagreed to, saying that they expect due actions, not talks

Discrimination in the research sector have become increasingly apparent. Certain institutions consistently receive funding for research projects, while others cannot be engaged in research activities at all. Despite this inequality, such biased project allocations have not ceased

The SSC and equivalent exams, which had resumed their regular February schedule this year after disruptions caused by the pandemic, are set to face delays once more in the upcoming year.

About 73 percent of technical graduates earn less than Tk 10,000 per month, as most job opportunities offer poor salaries due to a lack of skills and a mismatch between supply and demand, as per a study by Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD).

The university administration also decided to hand over the project to the army but it will take some time, said the university's proctor

A total of 5,503 students from 93 schools in Chattogram city were awarded by the Bishwo Shahitto Kendro in a book reading programme.

The seven DU-affiliated government colleges will have a dedicated unit to look after them, while still maintaining their affiliations with the university.

The Medical Education and Family Welfare Division under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare issued a circular in this regard

Education adviser urges students to be patient and return to their institutions

The list of university and subject placements for merit-listed candidates will be published on November 9

The decision will be effective from their current stage of education up to university level

The Ministry of Education yesterday published an admission policy for non-government schools at the secondary, lower secondary, and primary levels.

The government is racing against time to print the textbooks for free distribution among primary and secondary school students on January 1, 2025 – the first day of the upcoming academic year.

The Ministry of Education today published an admission policy for non-government schools at the secondary, lower secondary, and attached primary levels

Dr Sharmin will serve a four-year term

Becomes first female Khumi student to enrol in a public university

Suhrawardy Hall is the first to implement this pilot program, if successful, the responsibility for dining in other halls will gradually be handed over to students as well