Dhaka July 18, 2025, 2:06 pm
The move has been taken so that Bangladeshi students do not leave behind in higher education as the education system has been introduced in many developed counties
“We are ready to reopen educational institutions, but no risk will be taken in this regard,” she said at a program held at the National Press Club
The government plans to open the universities after vaccinating only the students who stay in residential halls rather than vaccinating all of them
This year, SSC candidates will take part in classes for 60 days while HSC candidates for 84 days. The candidates of 2022 will attend classes for 150 days and 180 days respectively. And then they will take part in examinations
The universities with no residential halls may be opened from June 13
All school teachers and employees were asked to be vaccinated before resuming the classes
The educational institutions will open once the situation turns favourable. All hygiene preparations have already been taken in this regard
The Prime Minister gave the instruction after witnessing a power point presentation on the architectural design of the TSC at her official Ganabhaban residence in the capital
Protesters stated that the fate of millions of students in the country is at stake due to the closure of educational institutions for a long time
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The decision has been taken considering the ongoing Corona Virus (COVID-19) situation in the country. The revised schedule of examinations will be informed later
The cabinet secretary made the comment after emerging from a meeting held virtually on Monday with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the chair
The education ministry issued a notice in this regard on Saturday night, saying the decision was taken considering the high risk of mass spreading of coronavirus
if the shutdown is prolonged further, there is a strong possibility that session jams will increase significantly and it may hold students back by two years
The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education of the Ministry of Education issued a notification in this regard on Thursday.
The decision came from a zoom meeting of the members of the University Grants Commission (UGC) and vice-chancellors of public universities on Thursday
Usually, the SSC exam is held in February every year but the government is yet to fix any date for holding the exam this year due to the second wave of coronavirus pandemic
The education minister has emerged with important suggestion to break the cycle of monotony of the students who are bored at home
The authorities of the academic instiututions have been asked to take measures in this regard
Dhaka Board Examination controller Prof SM Amirul Islam in a letter informed the matter to the educational Institutions under the board
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