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Dhaka Board Records Highest Pass Rate While Cumilla Falls Behind as HSC Results Drop Sharply to Lowest in last Decade

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1Nojor Desk
  • 16 Oct 25
  • 08:18 PM

The 2025 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examination results reveal a steep decline in student performance across Bangladesh. Out of about 1.25 million candidates, more than 500,000 failed, bringing the national pass rate down to 58.83%—the lowest in the past ten years. The Dhaka Education Board led with a 64.62% pass rate, while Cumilla lagged behind with only 48.86%. Other boards scored between 50% and 62%. A total of 69,097 students secured GPA-5, but 202 institutions saw no students pass, a significant rise from 65 last year. Female students continued to outperform males, achieving a 63% pass rate compared to 55% for boys. The data reflect a concerning downward trend in educational outcomes, raising questions about teaching quality, exam standards, and post-pandemic recovery in the education sector.

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Jugantor 16 Oct 25

Dhaka Board Leads in Pass Rate, Cumilla Trails Behind

This year’s Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent exam results have seen a significant drop in pass rates. Out of around 1.25 million students who took the exams, more than 500,000 failed. Among the nine general education boards, the Dhaka Education Board recorded the highest pass rate, while the Cumilla Education Board ranked the lowest.

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