Admission to 11th Online application for phase 4 will begin on February 26
Admission to the 11th Online application for phase 4 will begin on February 26. Although online applications were accepted in three phases for admission of class XI students in various college madrasas, more than 43,000 students did not get admission nominations in any college. These 43,000 students who did not get the college are being given the opportunity to apply for admission online in the fourth phase. The fourth phase of online applications will begin on February 26. And till February 27, students who have not been nominated can apply for college admission on the central website of admission in class XI. The result of the fourth phase of the online application will be published on March 1.
This information was revealed in a notification issued by the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee on Tuesday. The application has to be made as per the prescribed website of the central admission (http://www.xiclassadmission.gov.bd). For this, guidelines have been published on the central admission website. Students and aspirants will have to apply ten after looking at the existing number of seats in the college. Students who have not applied earlier or did not get selection by applying, could not get admission or confirm admission, and in 2021, students who have passed the SSC examination of the Open University can apply online for admission to class XI in the college in the fourth phase.
Online admission applications will be accepted on the central admission website on February 26 and 27. Applications will be accepted till 8 pm on February 27. Applications for this phase will be selected on February 28. The results of the fourth phase will be published at 8 pm on March 1. From March 2 to March 3, students will get the opportunity to confirm selection and college admission from 5 pm. The education boards have said that as per the admission policy for Class XI 2021-22, there will be no admissions manually except online. The matter was again reported to the concerned educational institutions, parents, and students by the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee.
