Sunday, 22 Dec, 2024

Education

IU closed sine die, halls vacated

ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY (KUSHTIA): The Islamic University (IU) authorities declared the university closed and asked the students to leave halls after a student was killed in a road accident on the campus. The decision came from an emergency meeting in on Sunday afternoon as IU students

Obaidul for quality education

DAHAKA: Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader on Thursday stressed on the necessity of quality education rather than thousands of students scoring top results.The minister was addressing a prize giving ceremony at Bijoy Auditorium of Bangladesh University of Professionals

65 fake PSC examinees expelled in Sirajganj

SIRAJGANJ: The Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) expelled 65 fake examinees of Primary Terminal Examination (PSC) at Ullapara upazila in the district on Thursday.Upazila administration sources said the UNO M Shamim Alam went to visit at Barahar School and College examination center at

NSUSC hosts ‘Night of the Knights’ award ceremony

DHAKA: The North South University Sports Club (NSUSC) hosted the ‘Night of the Knights’ award giving ceremony on Wednesday night, appreciating the NSU students who had won inter-university tournaments in various categories of sports.NSUSC organized the event under the guidance of

3 DU teachers sacked

DHAKA UNIVERSITY: The authorities of University of Dhaka (DU) sacked three teachers for not joining work after completing studying abroad on leave.    The decision was made from the syndicate meeting of the university on Wednesday night. The sacked teachers are—Associate Professor

Nat’l women debate festival at JU

SAVAR: A 4-day national women debate competition with the slogan of “Establishing equality with honor” has kicked off at Jahangirnagar University (JU) in Savar Wednesday.Jahangirnagar University Debate Organization (JUDO) arranged the festival tilted “2nd JUDO National Women's

‘Education budget reduced in Bangladesh’

CHITTAGONG: Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid expressed his dissatisfaction about the budget allotment in education sector as it has been decreasing day by day in the country. The minister came up with this assertion while visiting Fulki School in the port city around 12:30pm

Tuesday’s PSC exam to be held as usual

DHAKA: The primary terminal examinations scheduled for Tuesday will be held as per routine set earlier.The Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) made the announcement Monday evening following the fears of examinees over possible hartal on Tuesday on Latif Siddique issue.Earlier on

Tuesday’s PSC exam to be held as usual

DHAKA: The primary terminal examinations scheduled for Tuesday will be held as per routine set earlier.The Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) made the announcement Monday evening following the fears of examinees over possible hartal on Tuesday on Latif Siddique issue.Earlier on

IU “A” unit results out

ISLAMIC UNIVESITY: The results of honours first year admission test in “A” Unit (Theology & Islamic Studies) at Islamic University (IU) for the session 2014-15 has been published on Sunday night.Theology & Islamic Studies Faculty Dean Professor Dr Abdur Rahman Anwari confirmed the

Young students return home after English exam

DHAKA: The young examinees, who are participating in the public examination for the first time, have returned home after their English examination on Sunday. A total of 2,788,544 students from schools and 305,721 from madrasahs have been enrolled for the examinations. With the English

Pry terminal exam begins

DHAKA: The Primary and Ebtedayee Terminal Examinations-2014 have begun at 6,791 centres across the country Sunday. A total of 2,788,544 students from schools and 305,721 from madrasahs are taking part in the examinations. The examination will continue till 1:30pm simultaneously while

PSC terminal exams begins Sunday

DHAKA: The Primary School Certificate (PSC) and equivalent Ebtedayee Terminal Examinations-2014 will begin at 6,791 centers across the country simultaneously and 11 centers abroad. A total of 3,094,265 students are taking part in the examinations this year.Some 2,788,544 students have

PSC examinations begin Sunday

DHAKA: Primary School Certificate (PSC) examinations and equivalent Ebtedayee examinations are set to begin from Sunday with the participation of a total of 3,094,265 students. Primary and mass education minister Mostafizur Rahman Fizar on Thursday told the media in a press conference at

SSC exams to begin February 2

DHAKA: The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will be begun on February 2.Education Ministry on Tuesday gave approval of the schedule of the examinations.The schedule of the examinations was published on its website.BDST: 2022 HRS, NOV 18, 2014

RU class-exam boycott continues

RAJSHAHI: The boycott of classes and examinations of Rajshahi University continued for the third day as the university’s teachers association called a program protesting the killing of Sociology Department teacher AKM Shafiul Islam. The university’s Sociology Department organized a

DU admission seekers call off hunger strike

UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA (DU): The students, who were enforcing hunger strike demanding second-time for the admission test at all the public varsities including University of Dhaka (DU), called off their protest on Monday evening after the sixth day. Sources said they called off the

6 more BRUR teachers quit admin posts

RANGPUR: Six more teachers of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur (BRUR) have resigned from their respective administration posts on Monday as their demands of promotion paid unheeded.Earlier, some 19 teachers also quitted from the administration posts with the same demand.However,

Contempt rule against NU VC

DHAKA: The High Court (HC) issued court contempt rule against National University (NU) Vice Chancellor (VC) Dr Harun-or-Rashid as he denied its order.An HC bench comprising Justice Farah Mahbub and Justice Kazi M Ejarul Haque Akondo passed the order on Monday and asked the VC to

No headmaster at 100 govt pry schools in Rangpur

RANGPUR: Most of the government primary schools in Rangpur have been running without headmaster.Over one hundred schools in eight upazilas of the district lack the headmaster while over 50 schools lack assistant teacher that has been hampering the study of the students.Rangpur district