The Dhaka Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board has issued a strict directive after many examiners appointed to evaluate SSC exam answer scripts failed to collect them on time. The board expressed concern that this reluctance could delay the evaluation process and create administrative complications, potentially affecting the timely publication of results. The announcement was made in a notice released on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.

According to the notice, qualified teachers registered under the ITIF were appointed as examiners for specific subjects. However, many have not appeared at the board office on the scheduled dates to receive the answer scripts. The board warned that failure to collect scripts within the designated time would be considered negligence of duty, and administrative action would be taken against those responsible.

The directive also instructed heads of institutions to ensure that appointed examiners collect their answer scripts as required. The board emphasized that the order must be followed strictly and described the matter as highly urgent.