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Jessore board HSC re-examination starts December 1, 39,227 students complete form fill-up

Staff Reporter

The re-examination for students who failed one or two subjects in the 2026 HSC examinations under the Jessore Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education will begin on December 1. A total of 39,227 students from 10 districts of Khulna division have completed form fill-up to sit the examination.

The board authorities have already completed preparations for holding the examination and selecting centres.

According to board sources, 112,791 students sat this year's HSC examinations under the Jessore board. Of them, 50,668 passed in the published results.

Among the unsuccessful students, 39,227 who failed one or two subjects completed form fill-up within the scheduled time to take the re-examination.

District-wise figures show the largest number of candidates will come from Khulna district, with 7,494 examinees. The other figures are Jessore 6,275, Jhenaidah 5,106, Kushtia 4,949, Satkhira 4,292, Bagerhat 3,045, Magura 2,676, Chuadanga 2,244, Narail 1,813 and Meherpur 1,333.

Jessore board controller of examinations Professor S M Hossain Ali said most students completed form fill-up within the scheduled time. Even on Thursday, forms were filled up for a few more students.

He said the necessary administrative and official preparations for holding the re-examination have been completed. Strict measures have been taken to hold the examination in a fair, peaceful and cheating-free environment.

On centres, he said HSC re-examination centres will be set up in every upazila of the 10 districts of Khulna division. It has been decided to set up one centre for every 300 to 500 examinees.

For that reason, steps have been taken to set up multiple centres in upazilas and districts where the number of examinees is higher. Necessary instructions have also been given to the officials concerned.

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