HSC Bangla 1st Paper Short Syllabus 2023: Higher Secondary Education Board has issued a new Syllabus for Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and Equivalent’s Bangla 1st Paper Exam. The HSC Bangla Short Syallbus has been published on the Inter-Education Board Portal for All Board including Dhaka Board, Sylhet, Barisal, Rajshahi, Comilla, Dinajpur, Mymensingh, and Technical Board.
Dhaka Education Board Chairman, Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar has confirmed the matter officially. A notice has been issued and published on the website in this regard. It is said on the notice that the students who are going to appear on this year’s HSC and Equivalent Exam, need to collect the HSC Bangla 1st Paper Syllabus which is available on the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary Board’s (DSHE) website.
In addition, the Higher Secondary Board Examination controller Prof MD Abul Bashar stated that HSC Exam has set to begin on August 17, 2023. But, three Education Board including Chittagong has been postponed due to continuous rains and floods. We will publish the new exam routine for these boards soon, added the exam controller.
The students who are going to participate in the exam must be aware that HSC Bangla 1st Paper Short Syllabus 2023 has been published officially. They need to collect it from the official website of the Dhaka Education Board. Note that, the syllabus has been issued for All Board for the HSC Exam going to take place on Thursday, August 17, 2023.
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Note that, examinees are advised to enter the exam center at least 1 hour before the exam. This is applicable for the first day of the exam. After that, students can enter the exam center 30 minutes before the exam. Smart Electric devices including Phone, Smart watch are not allowed in the exam hall.
It is also learned that MCQ Exam will be taken in the first period. Then, Written Exam will be held. Students will get 3 hours to complete the exam. But, there will be no break between MCQ and Written Exams. There will be no change in question patterns and mark distribution.
