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HSC results on Wednesday

Sun News Desk: The results of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations will be published on Wednesday.

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Education Minister Dipu Moni will handed over the copies of results to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday morning. Later at noon, the details will be disclosed.

A total of 12,03,407 candidates from nine general education boards, the madrasa board and the technical education board sat for the exams.

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To get the results, a student will have to type “HSC<space>first three letters of board<space>roll number<space>2022” and send an SMS to 16222. They will get the result in a reply SMS.

Madrasa students will have to type “Alim<space>Mad<space>roll number<space>2022” and send the SMS to 16222.

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Vocational students will have to type “HSC<space>Tec<space>roll number<space>2022” and send the SMS to 16222.

Besides, results will be available at the Education Board website (www.educationboardresults.gov.bd) as well as the respective websites of all education boards.

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Noted that the HSC and equivalent examinations start in the first week of April. Due to COVID-19 pandemic, the examinations took place in November.

Sun News/MR

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