# Bangladesh Announces Impartial SSC Results, Ends Fascist-Era Grading Practices

*Bangladesh's Prime Minister's Education Adviser announces impartial SSC results, ending previous government's fabricated grading practices.*

August 10, 2026 · Education

Prime Minister's Education Adviser Dr. Mahdi Amin announced today that the SSC and equivalent examination results this year have been prepared through a fully impartial assessment of students' actual merit and skills. He stated that the practice of artificially increasing pass rates and GPA-5 achievers during the previous fascist government has been completely abandoned by the current elected democratic government, ensuring a fair evaluation that reflects students' true abilities.

## FAQs

Q: What changes have been made to the SSC examination process?
A: The current democratic government has introduced measures to ensure transparency and accountability, including using a single question paper nationwide, CCTV and body-worn cameras at examination centers, and training teachers for impartial assessment of answer scripts.

Q: How does the new government plan to improve the education system?
A: The government is revising and expanding the curriculum, introducing sports, startup competitions, and tree-planting programs in schools, prioritizing teacher training and facilities, integrating sports and culture, and promoting the use of technology in education.

Q: What was the impact of the previous regime on the education sector?
A: Dr. Mahdi Amin highlighted that the education sector was the most affected during the previous fascist regime, leading to the need for significant reforms under the new government.

Q: What message does Dr. Mahdi Amin have for students who did not achieve their desired grades?
A: He urged students not to be disappointed by their results, emphasizing that the results reflect their actual merit and encouraged them to persevere.

## Sources

- BSS

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Source: https://pulsetoday.com.bd/en/education/impartial-ssc-results-announced-fascist-era-practices-dismantled
