In-person classes of secondary schools and colleges across the country resumed today partially, after a month-long closure since January 21 following a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases.

As secondary schools and colleges partially resume in-person classes today, education boards have decided that SSC and HSC candidates of 2022 will need to sit for Bangla and English exams besides three optional subjects.

School kids are just beginning to learn what they want their identities to be. At this age, they look toward the future and see a world filled to the brim with possibilities.

The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams of the current year will be held in June and August respectively.

All the secondary educational institutions in the country would get a two-day weekend -- Friday and Saturday -- each week from the next year.

Sajal Kundu, a student of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) who received splinter injuries in his body during a police attack on Janaury 16, returned to the campus on February 17 after undergoing treatment in Dhaka.

The Chittagong University is set to resume physical classes for all students from February 22 after one month of closure maintaining proper health rules.

Primary and secondary educational institutions will have two-day weekend -- Friday and Saturday – from next year, Education Minister Dipu Moni said today.

In-person classes for all students of Dhaka University will resume from February 22, according to a press release issued today.

The government has decided to reopen in-person classes at the primary schools on March 1 as the coronavirus infections rate dropped.

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) has secured the first position among universities in Bangladesh and ranked 1,589th in the world, according to a ranking published by Webometrics for 2022.

In-person classes at primary schools will resume from March 1, said Mahbub Rahman, public relations officer of primary and mass education ministry ​​​​​​​today.

A first-year student of Dhaka University has been allegedly tortured by an activist of Bangladesh Chhatra League unit of Sir AF Rahman Hall.

In-person classes will resume partially in secondary schools and colleges on February 22, and only students with two doses of Covid-19 vaccines will be allowed in classrooms.

Education Minister Dipu Moni today said that in-person classes of secondary schools, colleges, and universities will resume from February 22.

Education Minister Dipu Moni has said the government is going to resume in-person academic activities in all educational institutions this month.

Amidst much debate, Dhaka University General Admission Committee has decided to hold D-unit entrance exams, under the social sciences faculty, only for admission seekers of  academic year 2021-2022.

The National Technical Advisory Committee (NTAC) on Covid-19 yesterday said all educational institutions could be reopened now for students of class six and above as the transmission of the virus declined significantly.

The National Technical Advisory Committee (NTAC) on Covid-19 has recommended the government to reopen all educational institutions for children aged 12 and above as the coronavirus transmission significantly declined in the country.

Amidst much criticism, the Dhaka University authorities have decided to hold honours entry test for 'Gha' or 'D Unit' -- under the social science faculty -- only for 2021-2022 academic year.