It was virtually a festival of cheating.

Amid previous controversies and considering the state of mind of the candidates, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid avoids entering exam hall on the first day of the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination.

Around 12.19 lakh examinees from 8533 educational institutions will take part in the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations scheduled to be begin on April 3.

A college boy, who went missing two days ago after storming out of his house in rage, has been found dead in Dhanmondi Lake.

As the SSC and equivalent examinations are in progress, the government has reminded all of the consequences of spreading rumour about question paper leakage and any evil attempt to leak those.

An examinee of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) is stabbed to death by his friends in Mymensingh.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid announces HSC results while handing over copy to prime minister. The success rate this year has come down.

The results of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations will be published tomorrow.

TIB says it has found involvement of govt employees, coaching centres and private stakeholders in public examination question leak.

Students from now on will have to qualify in the test examinations along with 70 percent class attendance to sit for SSC and HSC examinations.

Detectives claimed arrested of nine people in connection with HSC and Polytechnic examination question paper leak from Dhaka and Jessore.

Detectives claim detention of a mastermind and five others over HSC question leak, answer paper tempering and online cheating.

The Dhaka Education Board authorities publish the second merit list for admission in class XI for the academic session of 2015-2016.

Two days after the government failed to publish the results of the first merit list for class XI admission due to technical glitch, Professor Abu Bakkar Siddique, chairman of Dhaka Education Board, expresses hope that it will be published today.

Tests for nine Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent exams, scheduled for April 26, 27 and 28, have been pushed back to May 2, 4 and 16 respectively.

HSC and equivalent examinations begin peacefully throughout the country with over 10.5 lakhs examines are expected to appear in the exams.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid reiterates that the HSC and equivalent exams will begin on April 1 as per schedule