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HSC Examinees Impacted by Adverse Weather Must Register by July 29

The Inter-Education Board Examination Controllers' Committee has directed Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinees who missed certain exams due to adverse weather to register by July 29.

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The Inter-Education Board Examination Controllers' Committee has asked Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinees, who could not attend certain examinations due to adverse weather, to register at their respective centers by July 29 if they wish to participate in the exam.

The directive, issued by the committee, stated that except for the Chattogram Board, candidates under other general education boards who missed the July 13 examinations of Physics (Paper I), Accounting (Paper I), and Logic (Paper I), as well as Alim examinees under the Madrasa Board who missed English (Paper II), and Technical Board candidates who missed Office Management, must complete registration by July 29.

Examination centers have been instructed to send the list of registered candidates to their respective board controllers by July 30.

The committee noted that the registration process is intended to ensure all willing candidates can sit for the missed examinations, which were disrupted by rough weather conditions.

This directive aims to provide an opportunity for affected students to complete their examinations without further delay, ensuring that their academic progress remains on track despite the challenges posed by adverse weather.

Source: BSS

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