“In pursuance of the directives of Principal Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus, all concerned have been asked to take necessary measures to resume academic activities in all educational institutions from August 18,” the notification said. Classes and other academic activities have been disrupted for over a month and a half. When universities reopen, academic activities may not be in full swing due to vacancies in key posts.In the wake of the fall of the Hasina-led government, a wave of resignations in various institutions has put the interim government in a challenging situation.

Question papers burned, August 11 HSC exam uncertain Question papers burned, August 11 HSC exam uncertain On Thursday, Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee chief Prof. The suggestion was approved by the Chief Adviser on the same day, according to Tapan Kumar Sarkar.Uncertainty surrounds the exam schedule. Earlier, the HSC and equivalent exams, which were initially suspended due to violence surrounding the quota reform movement, were scheduled to resume on August 11. After the suspension, rumors spread on social media that the exams would be conducted with a shortened syllabus or auto pass. will be given

The HSC exam will resume on September 11

Bangladesh Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary

The interim government yesterday ordered all educational institutions across the country to resume academic activities on August 18 and released a new schedule for the suspended Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations. In an order, the Department of Secondary and Higher Education under the Ministry of Education directed all concerned authorities to take necessary steps to reopen the institutions. Meanwhile, the Board of Secondary and Higher Education has released the updated schedule of the postponed HSC and equivalent exams yesterday.

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Apart from this, classes in secondary and higher secondary educational institutions (schools, colleges, madrasas and vocational institutes), polytechnic institutes and all primary schools in the city corporation area under the Ministry of Education have been closed until further notice.Clashes have been happening in various districts of the country for the past few days centered on the movement demanding reform of the quota system in government jobs. The Higher Secondary Certificate and equivalent examinations, which have been suspended for some time, will resume from September 11. The Board of Secondary and Higher Education issued the new examination schedule on Thursday in a signed notification.

A revised exam timetable was released when things had calmed down, and the exams will start up again on August 4.However, the exams were postponed once again. Another new schedule fixed August 11 as the date for resuming the exams, but it was not possible to hold the exams at that time. On Tuesday evening, Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee President and Dhaka Education Board Chairman Tapan Kumar Sarkar said, 11 A proposal has been sent to the Ministry of Education for the resumption of examinations in September. Accordingly the new schedule has been published.

Academic activities will be

would be fully restored by the end of this week or early next week, according to Professor Muhammad Alamgir, Acting Chairman of the University Grants Commission. He also stated that academic activities will resume in full.would require discussions with students. He added, “As far as we know, various students of the university raised some demands. They must be settled,” the VC’s acting registrar declared.”We do not have a VC here. We have not decided how to resume the VC. We will make a decision only when the appointment is made.”