HSC Results: 52.07 Percent Pass in Chattogram Board, Six Colleges Record 100 Percent Pass, None Pass at Three Colleges

The results of the 2026 HSC examinations have been published simultaneously across the country. In the Chattogram education board, the pass rate this year is 52.07 percent. All examinees at six colleges under the board passed, while no student at three colleges managed to pass.

The results were published simultaneously across the country, including by the Chattogram Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, on Saturday.

Under the Chattogram board, 96,335 students from 280 colleges sat the examinations at 114 centres. The pass rate is 0.50 percentage points lower than last year.

A total of 2,929 students obtained GPA-5 under the board. The number of GPA-5 achievers is 3,168 fewer than last year.

All 267 examinees at the six colleges with a 100 percent pass rate passed. Among them, the largest number of examinees was at Barabkunda High School and College in Sitakunda, where all 134 examinees passed.

All 44 examinees at Faujdarhat Cadet College, all 60 at Quantum Cosmo College and all 17 at KAFCO School and College also passed.

All six examinees each at Ramu Cantonment English School and College and at Leaders School and College also passed.

Last year, the number of colleges with a 100 percent pass rate was eight. In 2024 and 2023, such colleges numbered 13 and 12 respectively. In 2022, there were 16 such colleges.

A total of nine students sat the examinations from the three colleges with zero passes, and all of them failed. Two students sat from Meron Sun College, five from Srijoni Trust School and College, and two from BIAM Laboratory School and College.

Last year, the number of colleges with zero passes was five. In 2024 and 2023, there were five and three such colleges respectively. In 2022, there was no college with zero passes.

In district-wise results, the lowest pass rate is in Khagrachari, at 29.85 percent. The pass rate is 33.24 percent in Rangamati and 41.42 percent in Bandarban. In Chattogram city, 66.20 percent of examinees passed.

Chattogram board's controller of examinations, Professor Parvez Sajjad Chowdhury, said their pass rate is close to last year's. This time the examinations were held with common question papers and assessed under a common method, so the evaluation has been proper, he said.