Vote counting scheduled to begin at 7:00pm

Protest rally held at Bahadur Shah Park

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UCBD launches Bangladesh’s first international cyber security degree.

After 33 long years, students of Jahangirnagar University are set to cast their votes today for the much-awaited Jucsu and hall union elections.

For the first time since Bangladesh’s independence, a panel backed by Islami Chhatra Shibir secured a thumping victory in Ducsu polls on Tuesday, clinching 23 of 28 central posts in a dramatic shift in campus politics.

What Ducsu vote counts reveal about Shibir’s dominance

Disqualified aspirants include VP, GS contenders; final list due on Sept 14

Around 2,000 police personnel will be deployed

Math powers everything from scores to graphics in games.

Stamford University Bangladesh offers free Russian language certificate course.

EWU and DCCI partner to launch professional courses.

Eastern University signs MoU with Samarkand State Architecture and Construction University to boost student exchange, research, and global ties.

Team Crack Platoon from Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) is representing Bangladesh in Formula SAE Japan 2025, one of the world’s most prestigious engineering design competitions, where students build and race formula-style electric vehicles.

Mushtuq Husain, who was elected Ducsu general secretary in 1989, expects the rise of a new generation of politics in Bangladesh in the wake of this year’s central student union polls in Dhaka University.

Female halls witnessed comparatively lower voter count

Decision announced via press release from the university's Public Relations Office

Other panel members and candidates join in

A faction of Bangladesh Chhatra Union has announced that it will contest the upcoming Rajshahi University Central Students' Union (Rucsu) election under the panel titled "Aparajeyo 71, Oprotiroddho 24".

"The demand should be centred around asking for an improved education system."