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The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations in 2025 will be held with a full syllabus and full marks.
The HSC exam in 2024 is also scheduled to be held in the short syllabus. However, from 2025, the exam will be conducted in a full syllabus and time as usual before the COVID-19 pandemic.
An order signed by Bangladesh Inter-Education Board coordination committee chief and Dhaka education board chairman Prof Tapan Kumar Sarker made this disclosure on Monday (18 Dec).
According to the order, the HSC and equivalent examinations for 2025 will be held as per the syllabus for 2025 formulated by the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB). The HSC and equivalent examinations in 2025 will be held in full time and with full marks in all subjects.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, educational institutions were closed, and class activities were hampered. As a result, auto-promotion was given to all students by subject mapping without taking the HSC exam that year. Later in 2021, the examination was conducted in three group-based subjects with reduced time and marks.

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