Students of Viqarunnisa Noon School and College search their SSC results at school campus on Monday, May 6, 2019 Rajib Dhar/Dhaka Tribune 1,749,165 students passed the exam The results of Secondary School Certificate (SSC)—and its equivalent examinations—for 2019 have been published. Education minister Dipu Moni unveiled the results at a function held at the International Mother Language Institute, in Dhaka, on Monday. The students can obtain their results from their respective schools, or by visiting www.educationboardresults.gov.bd. Results will be available for the students from 2pm: at their respective schools, on education board websites, by SMS, and via the government website. In order to get results via SMS service, one must type: "SSC/DAKHIL first three letters of the respective board roll number 2019," into a message and send it to 16222. The results can be obtained from any phone number. Also Read- Higher pass rate in Rajshahi, more GPA 5 attained in Dhaka A total of 82.20% of this year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC)—and its equivalent examinations—examinees have passed the test. A total of 1,749,165 students passed the exam out of total 2,127,815 students who took it. A total of 105,594 students scored a GPA 5 in the exam — 4.96% of the students who took the exam this year. Last year, 110,629 of the test-takers, got a GPA 5, according to data unveiled by the minister.<doc-sep>SSC Results 2019 BD: The Bangladesh Education Board declared the SSC results 2019 BD at noon on the official website http://www.educationboardresults.gov.bd/. According to reports, a total of 107 schools have recorded a pass percentage of zero. Speaking about this, Education Minister Dipu Moni said necessary steps would be taken to know why these school got 100 per cent fail rate, The Daily Star reported. The number was 109 last year. A total of 2,583 schools have got 100 per cent pass results. Nearly 21 lakh candidates from 28,682 institutions appeared for the BD SSC examinations this year. The Bangladesh SSC examination was conducted from February 2 to 26 under the guidance of the Bangladesh Education Board. Read More: Steps to check Bangladesh Education Board results 2019 online on educationboardresults.gov.bd or via SMS Check the board and number of schools that scored 100% pass results Dhaka Board: 146 schools Rajshahi Board: 431 schools Cumilla Board: 132 schools Dinajpur Board: 138 schools Sylhet Board: 22 schools Jashore Board: 275 schools Barishal Board: 50 schools Chattogram Board: 30 schools READ MORE: SSC Results BD 2019 board-wise passing percentage released | Bangladesh Education Board SSC results 2019 BD: Girls outshine Boys This time, the overall pass percentage for girls is 83.28. This figure for boys is 81.13 per cent.<doc-sep>The number of GPA-5 achievers is 105,594, according to results announced by Education Minister Dipu Moni on Monday. Last year, the pass rate in the SSC and equivalent exams was 77.77 percent and the number of GPA achievers was 110,629. Over 2.13 million students took part in this year’s SSC and equivalent exams. The results will be available to the students at 12pm on the websites of their education boards and SMS services. No hardcopy of the results will be provided as downloadable sheets of results will be there on the websites. Any institution can ask the offices of deputy commissioners and Upazila executive officers for hardcopies of results in special cases, officials at the inter-board coordination subcommittee said. To know the results via SMS, a student will have to write "SSC/DAKHILfirst three letters of board’s nameroll number2019" and send it to 16222 from any mobile phone. The candidates, who want re-evaluation of answer sheets, can apply between Tuesday and next Monday via SMS from Teletalk numbers. Subject codes can be put in one SMS with commas between them. The students will be charged Tk 125 per subject but Tk 250 for subjects with two papers.<doc-sep>After two consecutive years of downtrend, pass rates in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations bounced back this year with 82.80 percent students of general education boards becoming successful. The pass rate of Dhaka board decreased than that of last year but the other seven boards witnessed significant increases. According to the results published yesterday, girls did better than boys for the third year in a row. In terms of getting the much-sought after GPA 5 (Grade Point Average), girls did better than boys for the second consecutive year. However, the number of GPA 5 achievers in the eight boards were fewer than that of last year (94,556 against 1,02,845), which is also a four-year low. Other indicators showed improvements as well. The number of schools with cent percent passed rose while the number of schools with zero passed came down. If Dakhil exams under the madrasa board and SSC vocational tests under the technical board are taken into account, the combined pass rate would be 82.20 percent, which is significantly higher than last year’s 77.77 percent. Education board officials pointed towards students of madrasa board doing better for the improved combined pass rate and students of Jashore, Cumilla, and Rajshahi boards pushing up the SSC pass rate. Education Minister Dipu Moni and Dhaka Education Board Chairman Prof Ziaul Haque attributed students’ better performances in English and mathematics for the rise in pass rate. Officially announcing the results at a press conference in the capital, Dipu Moni said, “Parents and teachers took good care [of students] and students worked hard.” Ziaul, also chief of Inter-Education Board Coordination Subcommittee, told The Daily Star, “Teachers became used to the new method of evaluating answer scripts. It is also a reason for the increase in pass rate after two years of decline.” The government in 2017 introduced the new method (standardisation of answer scripts) of checking scripts of the SSC exams. Trained chief examiners schooled other examiners on the new method following a strict guideline. Chief examiners, along with other teachers, set standardised answers to SSC questions and gave them to examiners, who gave scores accordingly. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a telephone conference at the press conference congratulated successful students and urged students who failed to be more attentive. “You should have continuity in your success and keep doing better in the next exams. You are the future leaders of Bangladesh,” she said. This year 16,94,652 students sat for the SSC exam in February. Like previous years, students of science group fared better than those of humanities and business studies. This year 94.72 percent students of science group, 83.03 percent business studies, and 74.32 percent humanities passed. DHAKA PASS RATE DROPS Students of Dhaka Education Board did not perform as well as those of last year. Results showed that 79.62 percent of the 5,48,220 who sat for the exams passed. Last year 81.48 percent were successful. A total of 29,687 students achieved GPA 5s, a seven-year low. The number of GPA 5 achievers had been increasing over the previous five years. Dhaka board chief Prof Ziaul said students of humanities performed poorly this year, bringing down the success rate. Students of Dhaka also did not do as good as students of other boards did in English and maths. ENGLISH, MATHS Except Dhaka board, there was a rise in the pass rate in English this year while the pass rate in maths increased in Rajshahi, Cumilla, Jashore, Chittagong, and Dinajpur boards. Last year, 91.57 percent students of Cumilla board passed English and this year it increased to 98.16 percent. In the previous year, 90.37 and 85.80 percent students in Jashore board passed English and maths respectively and those rose to 95.86 and 96.77 percent this year. The performance of students in English and maths always make a difference in the pass rate of public exams, Rajshahi Education Board Chairman Prof Abul Kalam Azad told this newspaper. He pointed out that in the last two years, bad performances in these two subjects had brought down the overall pass rate. GIRLS DID IT AGAIN Girls once again outshined the boys in terms of pass rate and GPA 5 achieved. This year the pass rate of the girls was 1.53 percentage points higher than that of the boys across the eight boards. In 2018, the pass rate of the girls was 1.95 percentage points higher than that of the boys and in 2017 it was 0.98 percentage points higher. A total of 48,591 girls earned GPA 5s while 45,965 boys got GPA 5s this year. Last year, 51,631 girls achieved GPA 5 against 51,214 boys. Prof Ziaul said off late, they have observed that girls were more attentive and that has paid off. “Girls are spending more time in studies than boys. In the adolescent years, boys become more adventures and their concentration falls short,” he added. MADRASA, TECHNICAL BOARDS The technical board saw rises in the success rate and the number of GPA 5 achievers. However, madrasa board’s pass rate went up but the number of GPA 5 achievers dropped. Some 2.86 lakh out of 3.06 lakh successfully completed their Dakhil examinations under the madrasa board. Under the technical board, 1.26 lakh students took part in the SSC (vocational) and Dakhil (vocational) exams. The pass rate was 72.24 percent against last year’s 71.96 percent. A total of 4,751 students got GPA 5s this year whereas 4,413 got it last year. More than 21,27,815 students -- 10,66,527 boys and 10,59,288 girls -- from 28,673 institutions across the country sat for this year’s SSC and its equivalent exams under the 10 boards. Of them, 17,49,165 passed. This year, 2,583 institutions had cent percent students passed against last year’s 1,574. No students passed from 107 institutions, a slight drop from 109 of 2018. At least 423 Bangladeshi students sat for the tests in eight foreign exam centres and 389 of them passed, and 56 of them got GPA 5s. Schools across the country wore a festive look ahead of the results yesterday. Students and their parents, with frayed nerves, erupted in jubilation as soon as they received the results.<doc-sep>
Bangladesh SSC results 2019: Bangladesh Education Board has declared the SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent results 2019 at educationboardresults.gov.bd for Barisal, Chittagong, Comilla, Dhaka, Dinajpur, Jessore, Rajshahi, Sylhet, Madrasah, Technical education board. The SSC BD results 2019 were handed over to Education Minister Dipu Moni at the International Mother Language Institute at 10 am. The students who have appeared in the examination, can check their results from the official website-www.educationboardresults.gov.bd A total of nearly 21 lakh candidates had appeared for Bangladesh Education Board examinations. Candidates trying to check Barisal SSC result 2019, Chittagong SSC result 2019, Comilla SSC result 2019, Dhaka SSC result 2019, Rajshahi SSC result 2019, Jashore SSC result 2019, Chattogram SSC result 2019, Barishal SSC result 2019, Sylhet SSC result 2019, Dinajpur SSC result 2019 and Madrasa SSC result 2019 need to follow the below mentioned steps to easily check their results. How to check Bangladesh Education Board SSC results 2019: The candidates can check the Bangladesh Education Board SSC BD results 2019 by following the steps given below: • Visit the official website-www.educationboardresults.gov.bd • On the page that opens, select your board from the drop-down menu. • Next, enter all the details asked like your roll number, registration number and click on submit. • The results will be displayed on the screen. • Check your results and download for future reference. Check Bangladesh Education Board SSC Results 2019 via SMS: To know the BD SSC results 2019 results via SMS, candidates can send a text in the following format and send it to 16222 from any mobile phone: “SSC/DAKHILfirst three letters of board’s name roll number2019” Candidates who want re-evaluation of their answer sheets can apply between 7 May and 13 May. According to reports, this year the Bangladesh SSC results 2019 passing percentage has recorded a growth with 82.8 per cent candidates passing the examination. According to a report in Daily Star, Rajshahi Board has topped the results with a pass rate of 91.64 percent this year. For more information, the candidates should check the official website.