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New Dates Announced for Secondary Schools' Half-Yearly Exams

The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) has revised the schedule for half-yearly and pre-test examinations for junior secondary, secondary, and school-and-college-level institutions.

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The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) has announced a revised schedule for the half-yearly and pre-test examinations for government and non-government junior secondary, secondary, and school-and-college-level educational institutions. The new examination dates will commence on 1 July and conclude on 16 July.

Revised Examination Dates

In an official order issued on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, the DSHE stated that due to unavoidable circumstances, the original examination dates have been revised. The examinations were initially scheduled to begin on 28 June and end on 13 July, but will now start on 1 July and finish on 16 July.

Directive to Educational Institutions

The DSHE has sent a letter to the heads of all government and non-government educational institutions, instructing them to implement the revised schedule. The directive emphasizes the need for all institutions to comply with the new dates.

Background and Context

Half-yearly examinations are a critical component of the academic calendar for secondary schools in Bangladesh. These exams assess students' progress midway through the academic year and help identify areas where additional support may be needed. The rescheduling of these exams is a significant change that impacts students, teachers, and school administrations across the country.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why were the exam dates changed?
The exam dates were changed due to unavoidable circumstances, as stated by the DSHE.
What are the new exam dates?
The new exam dates are from 1 July to 16 July.

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