NSTU Sets Structured Steps for Smooth Cluster Admission Tests

Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) has undertaken a series of preparations to ensure smooth transportation, security, and overall management for candidates appearing in the 2025–26 academic session cluster admission tests.

On 25 March, Wednesday, Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Muhammad Ismail held separate discussions with teachers, officers-employees, and media personnel at the university’s Bir Sreshtha Shaheed Mohammad Ruhul Amin Auditorium and conference room regarding these arrangements.

Following a meeting with teachers, officers, and staff, the Vice-Chancellor told journalists that buses from the university’s transport pool have been kept ready for examinees. He added that assistance has been sought from local police and the district administration to avoid traffic congestion in Chowmuhani and Sonapur, and instructions have been issued to prevent overcharging of fares.

Necessary measures have also been taken to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply at examination centers. To address any sudden health risks faced by candidates and their guardians, doctors, a vigilance team, and ambulances from Shaheed Mugdha Medical Center will remain on standby. Adequate numbers of police personnel will be deployed at the centers to maintain law and order, while NSTU BNCC, Rover Scouts, and student representatives will serve as support teams.

Among those present were Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Rezwanul Haque, Treasurer Professor Dr. Mohammad Hanif Murad, members of the examination management committee, along with teachers, officials, staff, and journalists.

According to the cluster admission schedule, the C Unit exam will be held on 27 March, the B Unit on 3 April, and the A Unit on 10 April, each from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm.

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