Ministry of Education
Restore learning environment at Barisal university
Those who have visited Barisal University (BUBT) know that the campus is still quite disorganized. The buildings are scattered, many areas resemble forests, and the entire campus appears somewhat abandoned from a distance. Yet, the university is 14 years old. After the foundation stone was laid in 2011, academic activities began on January 24, 2012. Even more concerning is that the university has always had an unstable environment due to various reasons.
Textbooks in black market: Exposing anarchy in education system
In this country of endless possibilities, only the bad things seem to happen effortlessly. It is often said that if you pay enough, you can even get tiger’s milk in this country. Needless to say, this saying is mostly used in a negative sense. But who would have thought that even textbooks would fall victim to the black market? Up until last year, students in Bangladesh were accustomed to receiving free textbooks on the first day of the academic year. But this time, things are different. Due to political changes, there have been delays in printing the textbooks, leaving uncertainty over when students will actually receive them.
End struggles of private school teachers
Teachers' salaries in Bangladesh are already low. The situation for teachers in private schools is no different. With their monthly salary, teachers barely manage to make ends meet. Many of them give private tuitions or engage in small businesses to supplement their income, as their salaries are insufficient to cover basic expenses. In rural areas, many teachers also work in agriculture. This has been the reality for teachers in Bangladesh for as long as anyone can remember. While the country has made significant progress, the condition of teachers has not improved.
Why people suffer amid the university demand demonstrations?
Currently, there are 53 public universities in the country. Among them, students of seven colleges affiliated with Dhaka University (DU) have been protesting for the establishment of a full-fledged university, demanding the creation of an independent university. Over the past few weeks, these students have gathered on various roads in Dhaka almost every day, except for weekends and government holidays. This has caused severe traffic jams in those areas and nearby roads, leading to a lot of inconvenience for the public.
ISPR requests not to get misled by rumours over security of St. Martin’s
Inter Services Public Relation Directorate (ISPR) has urged all not to be misguided by rumours spreading through social media over the security of St. Martin’s island centering Myanmar's ongoing internal conflict near the island.
Admission policy for class XI published
The Ministry of Education has unveiled the admission guidelines for class XI. Once again, applicants are required to apply for admission online, based on their results. The admission process will be conducted in three phases.
Madrasa Board pass rate 79.66%
Madrasa Education Board has seen significant development as the pass rate and number of GPA-5 have increased in this year's Dakhil examinations.
Educational institutions set to resume classes on Sunday
Following a countrywide heatwave, all educational institutions previously closed will resume classes on Sunday (May 5). The Ministry of Education issued a notice to this effect on Saturday (May 4).
SSC results on May 12
The results of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations-2024 will be published across the country on May 12, according to the Education Ministry.
Singer Bangladesh, UCB forge alliance for students to become industry assets
Country’s pioneering international education provider, approved by the Ministry of Education, Universal College Bangladesh (UCB), has recently taken a series of partnership initiatives to bridge the gap between industry and academia. Further strengthening its commitment to offer better student career prospects, STS Groups’ distinguished educational institute has entered into a partnership by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the country’s leading electronics and home appliance company, Singer Bangladesh.
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