Reports have emerged of mismanagement in the ongoing Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations across Bangladesh, with wrong question papers distributed at several centers during the first two days of tests. Students and parents expressed anger and concern, fearing the errors could negatively affect results. The Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee issued warnings to those involved and promised strict action. Despite assurances, uncertainty remains among examinees.

In Jamalpur, 100 students from Government Zaheda Safir Mohila College reportedly sat for the Bangla second paper using 2025 syllabus questions instead of 2026. Similar incidents occurred in Narsingdi and Tangail, where teachers were relieved of duty for negligence. Officials explained that mixed bundles of question papers caused the confusion, and affected answer scripts would be reviewed leniently.

The Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee has instructed all centers to seat regular and irregular candidates separately to prevent further mix-ups. It warned that any future violations of exam protocols would result in disciplinary action against responsible officials.