HSC results released, pass rate 77.78 percent
Published: 12:01 15 October 2024
HSC and equivalent exam results have been published. This time the pass rate of nine General Education Boards, Madrasas and Technical Education Boards is 77.78 percent. And HSC pass rate in nine general education boards is 75.56 percent. The average pass rate in 2023 is 78.64 percent. Accordingly, the pass rate has decreased by 86 percent.
The results will be published simultaneously in respective educational institutions and online at 11 am on Tuesday.
Inter Education Board Coordination Committee President and Dhaka Board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar presented the summary of the results to the journalists.
The announced results show that the average pass rate of 77.78 percent in 11 education boards including 9 general and madrasa and technical boards. The average pass percentage in 11 boards last year was 78.64 percent.
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