The government has banned mobile phones around the vicinity of SSC examination centres in the purview of an unstoppable spate of question paper leak.

Rapid Action Battalion arrests two alleged members of a group involved in question paper leak, including an SSC examinee, in Raozan upazila of Chittagong.

A day after deciding to block mobile internet and slash internet speed for two and a half hours on SSC exam days, the government backtracks on the decision and asks operators to ensure uninterrupted internet service.

In an extraordinary move to stop question paper leak, the government yesterday decided to shut down internet service for two and a half hours on exam days. Mobile internet will remain fully shut and internet speed will be slashed to 25Kbps for other internet users from 8:00am to 10:30am on those days.

Amid widespread allegations and anger over the continued question paper leak, detectives suggest turning off the mobile phones of those who are involved in handling questions papers right before examinations start.

It appears money is not a big deal for the people who leak question papers of public exams.

Question paper leaks seem unstoppable.

Examinations will be cancelled as soon as it is proved that the question papers were leaked, the Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid said this morning at Dhanmondi Government Laboratory High School in Dhaka.

The education ministry wants Facebook blocked for "sometime" in Bangladesh during the upcoming SSC and its equivalent examinations to prevent question paper leak.

The government is going to take all-out measures to prevent question leak, said Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid.

The recruitment test of Agrani Bank’s senior officer post scheduled to be held this afternoon is postponed amid an allegation of the question paper leak.

The question paper leak syndicate used to take Tk 3-5 lakh from Dhaka and Jagannath university admission seekers.

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid urges the teachers of the public universities to carry on the regular educational activities rather than getting worried about the pay scale.

Students seeking retake of medical and dental college admission tests continue demonstration in Dhaka. They allege question paper leak into the exams that were held last Friday.

The High Court rejects a writ petition seeking order on the government to scrap the medical and dental admission tests held on Friday.

The results of the admission test of MBBS and Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) were published with a pass rate of 58.4 percent.

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