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Feni Girls' Cadet College Breaks 4-Year 100% GPA-5 Streak in HSC 2026 Examinations

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Staff Reporter • 31 Oct • 2 min read

Feni Girls' Cadet College Breaks 4-Year 100% GPA-5 Streak in HSC 2026 Examinations
Feni Girls' Cadet College campus following the release of the 2026 HSC exam results by Cumilla Education Board.

Feni Girls' Cadet College, one of the top-performing educational institutions under the Cumilla Education Board, has broken its four-year streak of achieving a 100 percent GPA-5 rate in the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations.

According to the HSC 2026 examination results published on Saturday, October 31, 2026, all 61 examinees from the institution successfully passed, maintaining a 100 percent pass rate. However, 45 students achieved GPA-5, while 16 students missed the top score tier, bringing an end to the college's consecutive flawless GPA-5 streak.

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Comparative data analysis shows that from 2022 to 2025, every single examinee at Feni Girls' Cadet College obtained GPA-5: 48 out of 48 students in 2025, 55 out of 55 in 2024, 57 out of 57 in 2023, and 55 out of 55 in 2022. Meanwhile, broader metrics for Feni district show that 9,471 students (3,872 male and 5,599 female) took the exams across 41 colleges and 11 exam centers. Out of 4,940 successful candidates (1,678 male and 3,262 female), a total of 141 students secured GPA-5 across the entire district—meaning Feni Girls' Cadet College accounted for over 31 percent of the district's total GPA-5 honors.

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