Wednesday, 08 Jan, 2025

Education

Find out reasons behind discontent: FBUTA

DHAKA: The Federation of Bangladesh University Teachers’ Association (FBUTA) on Tuesday urged Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to investigate the reasons behind the teacher’s dissatisfaction.FBUTA and DU Teachers’ Association president Professor Farid Uddin Ahmed made the request on the

Screening, award giving ceremony for young filmmakers at IUB

DHAKA: SNV Netherlands Development Organisation along with ENLIVEN organized a film making competition titled “Young Film Makers in Development Sector”.The finale of the five-month program took place at Independent University Bangladesh (IUB) auditorium in city on January 9

Public varsity teachers go on strike

DHAKA: Teachers of 37 public universities have started indefinite demonstration from Monday (January 11) demanding fulfillment of the promises under 8th National Pay Scale and removal of discrimination.All classes including evening classes remained closed but as per decision of the

Public varsity teacher’s strike from Jan 11

DHAKA: Teachers of 37 public universities will start indefinite demonstration from Monday (January 11) demanding to fulfill the promises under 8th National Pay Scale and remove discrimination.All classes including evening classes will remain closed but the teachers association of

36th BCS Preliminary test held

DHAKA: The preliminary test of the 36th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) will be held on Friday (January 8) with participation of more than two lakh job seekers.The two-hour test started at 9:30am at 162 centers in Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chittagong, Khulna, Barisal, Sylhet and Rangpur

Bhashani University hall closed due to cracks

TANGAIL/MBSTU: Authorities of Mawlana Bhashani Science & Technology University (MBSTU) on Thursday have closed the residential hall for its female students following the cracks caused by Monday’s (January 4) quake.Shaheed Janani Jahanara Imam Hall for female students will remain closed

University teachers threaten non-stop strike

DHAKA: Teachers of public universities threatened to go for an indefinite work abstention from January 11 if mentionable progress in meeting-up their demands is not made by January 10.The ultimatum was given from a sit-in and work stoppage program of teachers of 37 public universities on

BCS Preli Friday, watch-calculator not allowed

DHAKA: The preliminary test of the 36th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) will be held on Friday (January 8) with participation of 2.15 lakh job seekers.The test will be held from 9:30am to 11:30am at 162 centers in Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chittagong, Khulna, Barisal, Sylhet and Rangpur

Watch not allowed in BCS Preli

DHAKA: Bangladesh Public Service Commission (BPSC) has imposed ban on carrying all kinds of electronic devices including wristwatch, calculator, mobile phone sets in 36th BCS Preliminary test on January 8.BPSC issued a notice in this regard on Sunday. It reads, the authorities concerned

‘Our children not poor in education’

DHAKA: Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid Friday said though Bangladesh not a rich country, its children are not poor at all in terms of education. He said this while addressing a book distribution program at Government Laboratory School in city this morning marking ‘Textbook Festival

Student celebrate textbook fest

DHAKA: Amid festivity, the government has distributed a total of 333,762,772-crore textbooks among around 44,416,728-crore students from class-I to class-IX across the country on Friday (January 1).Education minister Nurul Islam Nahid inaugurated Textbook Festival Day 2016’ at

20 CU students suspended

CHITTAGONG: The authorities of Chittagong University (CU) has been suspended 20 students temporarily for torturing female students, suspected militancy link, creating unstable situation on the campus.The information was revealed in a press briefing at proctor office of the varsity on

98.52% pass in PEC, 92.33 % in JSC

DHAKA: As many as 98.52 percent students have passed in the Primary Education Completion (PEC) and Ebtedayee examinations this year.Besides, 92.31 percent of students in the Junior School Certificate (JSC) and 92.46 percent in the Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) examinations have passed

PEC, JSC, JDC results handed over to PM

DHAKA: The results of Primary Education Completion (PEC), Ibtedayee, Junior School Certificate (JSC) and Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) examinations have been handed over to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday morning.Chairmen of respective education boards handed over the results

98.52% pass in PEC

DHAKA: As many as 98.52 percent students have passed in the Primary Education Completion (PEC) examination this year.Of those, 98.74 percent passed in Dhaka Division while 99 percent in Rajshahi, 98.97 percent in Khulna, 98.41 percent in Chittagong, 98.30percent in Barisal, 96.79 in

Wait for PSC, JSC, JDC results

DHAKA: The results of Primary School Certificate (PSC), Ibtedayee, Junior School Certificate (JSC) and Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) examinations are set to be published on Thursday (December 31).Education minister Nurul Islam Nahid and primary & mass communication minister Mostafizur

PSC, JSC results Thursday

DHAKA: The results of Primary School Certificate (PSC), Ibtedayee and Junior School Certificate (JSC) will be published on Thursday (December 31).Education minister Nurul Islam Nahid and primary & mass communication minister Mostafizur Rahman will hand over the results to Prime Minister

MPO-listed teachers’ new pay scale salaries from July

DHAKA: Teachers of schools and colleges under the government’s MPO (monthly pay order) coverage will get their enhanced salary as per eighth national pay scale from July 1. Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid made the disclosure to journalists at his secretariat office Sunday.Teachers

No second chance in RU

RAJSHAHI UNIVERSITY: The authority of Rajshahi University (RU) has cancelled the opportunity of taking part in the honors admission test for the second time.RU Registrar Professor Entajul Haque told Banglanews that the decision was taken in an academic council’s meeting on Saturday

IU closed over BCL infighting

KUSHTIA (Islamic University): The authorities of Islamic University (IU) of Kushtia district closed the varsity on Saturday as two groups of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) locked into a clash.The IU administration came up with the decision after holding a meeting around 2:00pm.The