The cluster-based 'A' unit admission test for the 2025–2026 academic year began today, Friday, at Islamic University (IU). The one-hour examination is being held from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. across nine academic buildings on the campus. A total of 11,186 candidates are seated at the IU center under the science faculty’s 'A' unit. This test marks the conclusion of the cluster university admission process for the year.

To assist candidates and guardians, various student organizations have set up help desks at the university’s main gate. The university administration has strengthened a four-tier security system involving Ansar, RAB, BNCC-Rover Scouts, and police to ensure smooth conduct of the exam. IU Proctor Professor Dr. Shahinuzzaman stated that all necessary security measures have been implemented and expressed hope for an orderly examination environment.

According to the university, a total of 284,480 students applied for the cluster admission tests this year, including 166,240 for 'A' unit, 93,158 for 'B' unit, and 25,282 for 'C' unit. The 'C' and 'B' unit exams were held earlier with attendance rates of 88.53% and 86.45%, respectively.