Online Review Results: 4,585 Pass
- 4,585 students moved from fail to pass
- 3,079 students newly secured GPA-5
- Marks changed for 56,259 students
The re-scrutiny results of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations have been published online, with 4,585 students moving from fail to pass and 3,079 students newly securing GPA-5 across the country’s 11 education boards. Marks were changed for 56,259 students, while the GPA or grade of 27,836 students was revised. Students can access their updated results online using the required information.
September 10, Thursday, the results were published at 10:00am. The Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Examination Controllers Committee said students can collect their re-scrutiny results through their respective education board websites as well as the designated online results platform, rescrutiny.eduboardresults.gov.bd.
Students who applied for re-scrutiny will also receive an SMS on their registered mobile phone numbers containing information about their revised results.
According to data from the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, 402,052 students applied for re-scrutiny of 1,056,458 answer scripts. Analysis of the results showed that marks were changed for 56,259 students, while the GPA or grade was revised for 27,836 students.
Among the general education boards, Mymensingh recorded the highest number of students moving from fail to pass. A total of 1,180 students from the board passed after re-scrutiny.
Dinajpur ranked second, with 867 students moving from fail to pass. Jessore ranked third with 380 students achieving a passing result after re-scrutiny.
Among the general education boards, 337 students moved from fail to pass in Dhaka, 111 in Rajshahi, 336 in Cumilla, 190 in Chattogram, 79 in Barishal and 186 in Sylhet.
Meanwhile, 255 students moved from fail to pass under the Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, while the number was 664 under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board.
The re-scrutiny results also enabled 3,079 students to newly secure GPA-5. In addition, marks were revised for 56,259 students, while the GPA or grade changed for 27,836 students.
The online publication of the revised results has made it easier for students to access their updated academic outcomes. Students can check their results through their respective education board websites and the designated online re-scrutiny results platform.
//DBTech/Reporter/sub-Editor//
