Beginning on Nov 23 the exams will be held from 11am to 1pm each day and conclude on Nov 29.
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This year, 55,000 students will be awarded scholarships for outstanding performance but students sitting for the Ebtedae Completion Examination will not receive any scholarships.
The primary and the mass education minister Md Afsarul Amin told reporters at his office on Sunday that 2,157,907 primary students and 331,133 Ebtedae students will sit for the exams. Only about 4049 candidates will take the English version.
Of the 6,000 centres, seven are outside Bangladesh — Riyadh, Jeddah, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Tripoli, Singapore and Berlin. Of all the centres, 166 have been identified as 'remote.' The remote centres do not have any place nearby to securely store questions. So in this case the exam papers will be kept in banks instead.
The total number of candidates in 2009 was 1,979,895. Among them, 92 percent appeared for the exam and 88.84 percent passed successfully. The number of exam centres was 5357 (five of them abroad).
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Results will be published between December 22 and December 27.
The minister also informed that exam papers will be checked at a single location at every Upazila. "There will be strict action against schools charging fees for giving certificates to the students."
Amin says, "The increasing number of candidates suggests that the failing students from last year are retaking the exam."Primary Education Terminal Examination under all the education boards of the country begins on November 23 for a second time since the introduction of this public exam. Primary Exam Primary and Mass Education Minister Dr Afsarul Amin unveiled all preparations for a smooth holding of the exam while addressing a press conference at the ministry Sunday. “The government and all education boards have completed all-out preparations for holding the examinations in a congenial and peaceful atmosphere,” he told reporters. Sources said this year a total of 215,715 students have registered for sitting the primary school terminal exams and 331,133 for primary-equivalent ebtadae exams. The examinations will be held in 6,000 centers across the country and seven centres abroad. As per schedule, examinations for six subjects will be held in six days up to November 29, with a break on November 26 for weekend holiday. The minister hinted that the results of the examinations would be published in-between December 22 and December 27. Replying to a question, the minister said, “Identifying the problems faced at the first time, the government has remedied those ahead of this (second) examination.” Out of the total examinees, 55,000 will get scholarships “on the basis of merit”, the minister also disclosed at the news conference to boost up the students’ morale for cutting a good figure in the examinations. Meanwhile, the last examinations of the Junior