Acting Chairman of the board Madhab Chandra Rudra said this while declaring the results at Jessore press club on Thursday
“Political stability in the country, students’ inclination towards attending classes, reading text books, focusing on building career, last year’s poor results and overall the board’s motivation programmes has placed the board on top position among eight educational boards in the country,” opined Madhab. Besides, the quality of questions was not bad, he said.
“If students, guardians and media stay beside us, the results will be far better next year,” Madhab hoped.
The pass rate in the board is 83.42% this year, while it was 46.45% last year.
A total of 4,586 examinees have got GPA 5 in the board, while the number was 1,927 last year.
This year, 13 educational institutions out of 561 that appeared in the examinations under the board have secured 100 per cent pass rate.
A total of 130,572 students appeared in this year’s examinations.
Of them, 69,333 examinees were male students and 61,239 were female.
Thursday, April 25, 2024
