Saturday, 16 Nov, 2024

Education

Medical, dental entry tests held

DHAKA: The one-hour entry tests at 22 government medical colleges and one dental college centers were held on Friday amid rumour of question paper leak.The 100-mark MCQ test for 2015-16 academic year started at 10:00am and continued till 11 am.Altogether 84,784 candidates applied for

Mass edu secy among 7 face contempt rule

DHAKA: The High Court (HC) issued a contempt of court rule against primary and mass education ministry (MoPME) secretary Mezbah-ul-Alam and six other officers for ignoring the court order in appointing the deprived assistant teachers in Registered Primary Schools.A joint HC bench of

SUST VC sought support from protesting teachers

FROM SUST: Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) vice-chancellor Professor Aminul Haque Bhuiyan sought assistance from the university’s protesting teachers.Seeking cooperation Bhuaiyan hoped the protesting teachers will definitely be back to their works soon to maintain

PSTU entry test Dec 13

PSTU:  The first year honors admission test of Patuakhali Science and Technology University (PSTU) for 2015-16 academic session will be held on December 13.Online application submission that commenced on September 16 will continue till November 20.PSTU registrar professor Dr Sultan

VAT on Eng Medium stayed

DHAKA: High Court stayed the 7.5 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on tuition fees of English Medium schools for six months.BDST: 1328 HRS, SEP 17, 2015AKA

DU teacher suspended for marks tempering

DU: Authorities of Dhaka University has suspended temporarily Mohammad Ajharul Islam, Assistant professor of Law Department, for alleged involvement in tempering marks.The decision came at a syndicate meeting held Tuesday night, said DU Vice-Chancellor and also Syndicate president Dr AAMS

VAT on education lifted

DHAKA: The government has announced that they have withdrawn the value added tax (VAT) on the tuition fees of private universities and medical colleges.A finance ministry press release made the disclosure on Monday afternoon.However, students of private universities organized road blocked

Question leak: PSC staff, 6 others held

DHAKA: Detective Branch (DB) of police detained seven people, including a staff of Public Services Commission (PSC) for alleged connection in leaking questions of upazila engineer recruitment test.Six of them were rounded up from different areas of the capital early Monday while PSC staff

North South, IUB declared close

DHAKA: North South University (NSU) and Independent University Bangladesh (IUB) authorities on Sunday declared their respective universities closed.NSU authorities said that the university will remain close till September 15 while IUB authorities declared the university’s closure till

DU website to be restored in afternoon

DHAKA: The Dhaka University website is yet to be restored even two days after it was hacked by Cyber 71.At 12:53pm Saturday, when viewers click the DU website www.du.ac.bd it was seen displaying ‘Under Maintenance, Sorry for the inconvenience.’ The site will be up September 12 noon,

2 BUET students punished for ‘militant link’

DHAKA: The hall administration of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) expelled two students from dormitory for their alleged involvement in militancy.The expelled students are Abu Barakat M Rafikul Hasan (room no 2007) and Mohammad Nuruddin (extension-2).Regarding

Pvt univ students vow to continue protest

DHAKA: Students of private universities Friday declared to continue their protest in own campuses until the government meet their demand of withdrawing VAT from education.The announcement came from a students’ press briefing in front East West University near Rampura area of the

JU admission test from Oct 25

JAHANGIRNAGAR UNIVERSITY: Admission test for bachelors (honors) for 2015-16 session for Jahangirnagar University (JU) will begin from October 25 and continue till November 5.JU public relations deputy-director Mohammad Mohiuddin said that the decision was taken in an emergency meeting of

Teachers announce 2-day work abstention

DHAKA UNIVERSITY: Teachers of public universities announced two-day abstention from works on September 13 and 17 as protest of their status and salary in 8th national pay scale.However, examinations on the dates will be purview of the abstention.Bangladesh University Teachers Association

38 students to vie for one DU seat

DHAKA: A total of 254,404 students have submitted their applications against 6,685 seats under five units of Dhaka University (DU).At a press briefing at central admission office of academic building of the varsity, vice chancellor Dr AAMS Arefin Siddique disclosed the numbers of

NU Masters’ registration begins from Sept 9

DHAKA: Registration for Masters final part (private) under National University will begin from September 9.A press release, signed by the varsity’s public relations, information and counseling department director (acting) Mohammad Fayzul Karim said on Tuesday.According to the release,

PM questions on class-1 admission test

FROM OSMANI AUDITORIUM: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina asked the people concerned about the necessity of admission test for class-1 students.Children will be admitted at the schools following their ages. It’s their rights, she asserted.The PM made this assertion at the inaugural program

Honors admission sans test at NU

DHAKA: National University announced that they have started processing admission for honors 2015-16 session without taking any test.Online admission process will begin on October 1.A press release signed by the university’s public relations, information and counseling department acting

Rosatom distributes science books on nuke

DHAKA: Russia’s state corporation Rosatom with the support of science and technology ministry and Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission (BAEC) distributed a popular science book titled ‘Nuclear power: Q&A’ among 30 schools in Pabna.However, Bangladesh’s first nuclear power plant

Country’s literacy rate 61%

DHAKA: Primary and Mass Education minister Mostafizur Rahman disclosed that currently the literacy rate of Bangladesh is 61 percent.He made the disclosure at a press briefing at secretariat in city Sunday noon.Moreover, at least 78 lakh students got stipend which will be increased till