Education Minister Dr. A. N. M. Ehsanul Hoque Milon has commented that this year’s HSC and equivalent examination results are not satisfactory. However, he stated that the ministry and education boards are working to overcome the shortcomings in the results and achieve better outcomes in the future.
On Saturday (October 31) morning, the Education Minister inaugurated the publication of HSC and equivalent examination results. Later, while speaking about the results, he said, “Our results are not satisfactory.”
The Education Minister stated that efforts would continue from the ministry and education boards to find ways to overcome these problems.
Appealing to parents and teachers to address the deficiencies in the results, he said, “To make up for this shortfall, we will appeal to parents and teachers to ensure that the results are better in the coming days.”
The Education Minister also informed that applications for re-evaluation of answer scripts can be submitted starting from November 1st.
This year, the average pass rate for students in the HSC and equivalent examinations is 52.12 percent. A total of 594,113 students failed.