Results Set for September 17

Nearly 1 Million Apply for Class XI

Admissions run September 20-22, with classes expected September 23

Nearly 1 Million Apply for Class XI
Sep 14, 2026 20:54

Online applications for Class XI admission for the 2026-27 academic year have ended. Around one million students have applied, according to the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee.

The admission process is being managed through a technology-based system covering applications, college selection, results, confirmation and migration.

Professor Syed Akhtaruzzaman, chairman of the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee and chairman of the Dhaka Education Board, provided the information on Monday afternoon, September 14.

He said Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) is handling the technical aspects of the admission application system. However, the exact number of applicants is not yet available. The education boards’ system analysts have also not received the final figure.

He said they had learned verbally that around one million students had applied for Class XI admission.

Professor Syed Akhtaruzzaman said the list showing which students have been nominated for which colleges will be published soon.

According to the admission notice issued by the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, online applications were accepted from September 2 to 8pm on September 13.

The results for selected students will be published at 8pm on September 17. Selected students will have until 8pm on September 18 to confirm their admission.

If a student fails to confirm admission within the deadline, the selection and application will be cancelled.

Migration results based on students’ preference order will be published at 8pm on September 19.

After the application, selection, result and confirmation stages, Class XI admission will take place nationwide from September 20 to 22.

Classes are scheduled to begin simultaneously across the country on September 23. However, if September 23 is declared a holiday for Fateha-e-Yazdaham, classes may begin nationwide on September 24 instead.
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