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HSC Results: Cumilla Board Records 48.04% Pass Rate, 1,313 Achieve GPA-5

Cumilla Adarsha Sadar, Cumilla, Chattogram

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Sayeed Mohammed Anwar, Cox's Bazar, Special Correspondent

Sayeed Mohammed Anwar, Cox's Bazar, Special Correspondent • 31 Oct • 2 min read

HSC Results: Cumilla Board Records 48.04% Pass Rate, 1,313 Achieve GPA-5
Officials announcing the HSC examination results at a press conference organized by the Cumilla Education Board.

In the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations, the Cumilla Intermediate and Secondary Education Board has recorded a pass rate of 48.04%. This year, a total of 1,313 students achieved the highest grade of GPA-5 under this board. Out of 92,162 candidates who sat for the exams, 44,272 successfully passed.

The official statistics were released during a press conference held at 11:00 AM on Saturday (October 31) at the Cumilla Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education office.

According to the data provided by the board, 92,162 students appeared for the HSC examinations this year, comprising 36,728 male students and 55,434 female students. Among the successful candidates, 15,857 were male and 28,415 were female, bringing the total number of passed students to 44,272.

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Out of the 1,313 students securing a GPA-5, 493 are male and 821 are female, highlighting a higher pass count and top-grade attainment among female candidates.

Commenting on the results, Professor Dr. Shafiqul Islam, Controller of Examinations of the Cumilla Education Board, stated that they are actively working on strategies to improve student performance in upcoming examinations.

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Reported by Sayeed Mohammed Anwar, Cox's Bazar, Special Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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