A controversy has emerged over the results of the third-year English department examinations at Dhaka College, one of the seven government colleges affiliated with the University of Dhaka. A student, Ramim Fakir, alleged that he was marked as passed in a course he did not attend due to illness, while being shown as failed in another course he actually took. The incident has raised questions among students about the transparency of the result publication and answer script evaluation process.
Dhaka College Principal Professor A.K.M. Elias said the matter had not yet been brought to his attention but assured that any formal complaint would be forwarded to the University of Dhaka for investigation. English Department Head Professor Anupama Pal stated that the college had no role in the examination process, which was conducted by the university. Examination Controller Himadri Shekhar Chakraborty acknowledged that such discrepancies could occur due to inconsistencies in script evaluation and promised corrective measures once verified.
University authorities emphasized that ensuring accurate results for all students remains their top priority and pledged steps to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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