Contradictory statements from govt officials erode public trust; failure to address foreseeable obstacles exposes weakness

The university is organising the test independently this year

The attack took place near Gulistan at 7:30pm

Top officials from two government agencies have been directed to send representatives equipped with relevant data and evidence to the meeting.

In the memorandum, students referred to discussions held with university officials, including the vice-chancellor and pro-vice-chancellor, and expressed frustration over the administration's inability to address these concerns, citing budgetary and logistical constraints.

Glaring mistakes about July uprising point to falling standards

The authorities of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur (BRUR) yesterday suspended 56 students for various terms over alleged attack on fellow students and involvement in the killing of Abu Sayed during the quota reform protests in July last year.

Currently, the university has five halls and two hostels for female students

This apparent error has caused confusion among many.

Agitating students of the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh called off their two-day protest on Thursday night after receiving assurances from the administration that a probe committee would be formed within three working days.

Most students did not receive new textbooks on the first day of the year mainly because of printing and shipping delays.

The National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) has made an error in publishing the name of a July uprising martyr in one of the textbooks for fifth graders.

A total of 41 crore books will be delivered to students by January 20

The new textbooks for primary and secondary students will now state that Ziaur Rahman declared the independence of Bangladesh in 1971.

Bangla and English textbooks for primary and secondary educational institutions are set to see some major changes, including the dropping of some contents related to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Aspirants can submit their applications until January 20, while the admission test is set to be held on February 28.

No secondary school student will get full sets of textbooks on the first day of the next academic year. At the primary level, only about half of the students will get the full sets on January 1.

An analysis of the election results revealed that eight BNP-backed teachers and six Awami League-backed teachers were elected unopposed

The decision was taken at the 265th Syndicate meeting of the university held yesterday (December 17)

After the official proceedings, students will be able to access their results through online