With all the government steps to stop question leak in the ongoing SSC exams turning out to be futile, several leakers now mock Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid, posting images of leaked question papers on Facebook.

A Chittagong court yesterday granted bail to 11 SSC examinees arrested on Tuesday with images of leaked MCQ papers of physics

It appears the leakers of SSC exam questions have caught the government off guard and whatever it is doing to plug the leaks, is looking half baked.

SSC question paper for maths was leaked yesterday, like it was done in the case of Islamic studies, English and Bangla tests.

Like in Bangla first paper, allegations of question paper leak surfaced in Bangla second paper of the Secondary School Certificate examinations held yesterday.

Despite a number of measures and the government's stern warning over question paper leak, the Secondary School Certificate examinations began across the country yesterday amid controversy.

Amid widespread criticism over the leak of question papers of even primary level students, a parliamentary standing committee yesterday blamed it all on the upazila level teachers' associations.

Question paper for primary school exams has been leaked again and this time it is in Natore.

Question paper for class-I students has surprisingly been leaked in Barguna.

The High Court imposes restriction for three months on publishing the results of written test for the post of senior officer of Janata Bank and its further proceedings.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid says the law enforcing agencies have kept the coaching centers under surveillance to prevent question paper leakage ahead of the upcoming Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations.

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.

A public investigation committee is formed to investigate allegations of question leak into this year’s medical admission tests.

Students to hold a demonstration at Dhaka’s Shahbagh to press for retake of medical and dental college admission tests.

Members of Rapid Action Battalion detain three people including an official of the University Grants Commission (UGC) in connection with question leak in Dhaka.

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