Education Minister A N M Ehsanul Haque Milan told Parliament that the government is considering establishing permanent centers for public examinations across Bangladesh. Responding to a question from Naogaon-4 MP Ikramul Bari Tipu, he said a feasibility study proposal is under approval to assess the possibility of setting up separate or permanent exam centers. Once the study is completed, decisions will be made based on student numbers, geography, infrastructure, land availability, and financial capacity.

During the same session chaired by Deputy Speaker Kaiser Kamal, the minister also discussed ongoing initiatives to build new residential halls in public universities to ease accommodation shortages. He noted that student union elections have been held in several universities and that the government continues to provide guidance for remaining institutions. Additionally, he mentioned that the government is actively considering funding to settle pending retirement benefit applications for MPO-listed teachers and staff.

The minister further stated that the government is committed to maintaining a peaceful academic environment and coordinating with law enforcement to prevent campus unrest.