The Chattogram Education Board has officially announced the revised schedule for the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations of 2026. After the postponement, the exams will commence on August 20, offering relief to tens of thousands of students who have been waiting for clarity on their academic timelines. The new schedule provides a detailed breakdown of the subjects and dates, allowing students to plan their preparation effectively.
Examination Details
The rescheduled HSC exams will begin with the English (Compulsory) Second Paper on August 20, followed by Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on August 22. The initial week will see a series of major subjects, including Physics, Accountancy, and Logic, tested on August 24, with their respective second papers on August 27. The board has also scheduled specialized subjects such as Geography, Arabic, and Pali, with specific timings to accommodate the diverse student body.
Chemistry, Islamic History and Culture, History, Home Management and Family Life, and Production Management and Marketing exams are slated for September 2, with the second papers for these subjects on September 5. On September 7, students will take the Economics and Engineering Drawing and Workshop Practice exams, with the second papers for these subjects on September 9. Notably, the Engineering Drawing and Workshop Practice Paper I will be held at the students' respective colleges on September 7, overseen by the college principals.
The board has also emphasized the importance of punctuality, requiring students to arrive at their designated examination centers 30 minutes before the start time. Additionally, practical examinations for all subjects will be conducted between September 9 and September 18, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of students' skills and knowledge.
The new schedule is a strategic move to ensure that students can complete their exams within a manageable timeframe, avoiding overlap and confusion. By providing a clear and organized timetable, the Chattogram Education Board aims to support students in their final academic push before graduation.
The Chattogram Education Board's detailed and considerate planning reflects a commitment to student welfare and academic integrity. With the exams now set, students can focus on their preparations, confident in the structured timeline provided by the board.
