Form filling of SSC started from 13th April and HSC for 6th June
Form filling of SSC started from 13th April and HSC for 6th June. The education boards have announced the probable start date for filling up the forms for this year’s SSC and HSC candidates. SSC form filling is starting from 13th April and HSC form filling is starting from 6th June. The probable date of the SSC preparatory examination from May 19 and the HSC preparatory examination from July 14 has been announced. And the final examination of SSC from 19th June and HSC from 22nd August may start.
The Dhaka Board of Secondary and Higher Education has issued a notification on Tuesday giving details of SSC and HSC examinations. The boards of education have announced to evaluate the subject mapping of four subjects in the SSC examination in 2022. Students in each department will be assessed by mapping subjects into three subjects. The subjects that will be mapped in SSC are religion and moral education, information and communication technology, Bangladesh, and world identity and science. Bangladesh and the world and science are divided into sections.
The subjects to be examined in SSC are Bengali, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Mathematics, Biology, Accounting, Business Enterprise, Finance and Banking, History and World Civilization of Bangladesh, Geography and Environment, Politics and Citizenship, Economics, Home Science And agricultural education. These subjects are divided into science, humanities, and business education departments. SSC examination time will be two hours. Only English first and English second papers will be tested at 50 marks. The rest will be examined at 45 marks in practical subjects and 55 marks in non-practical subjects.
In HSC 2022, the candidates will be tested in Bengali, English, group-based three optional subjects, and optional subjects. The subject will be evaluated by mapping the subject of ICT. And HSC examination will be for 2022 candidates according to the already rearranged syllabus. It is learned that the time of the HSC examination has been fixed at 2 hours.
In HSC, there will be 45 marks for those subjects which have practical education and 55 marks for those subjects which do not have practical education. However, in Bengali second paper 50, in English first paper 50, and in second paper 50 marks will be tested.
