Ctg Board publishes revised schedule for postponed HSC exams
Postponed tests will resume on 20 August with English second paper.
The Chattogram Education Board has published a revised schedule for the postponed subjects of the 2026 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations, with the tests set to resume on 20 August.
The revised timetable was issued today (4 August) in a notice signed by the board's Controller of Examinations Professor Parvez Sazzad Chowdhury.
The board said it reserves the right to make changes to the schedule if necessary.
According to the revised schedule, the postponed examinations will begin on 20 August with English Second Paper, followed by Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on 22 August.
Physics First Paper, Accounting First Paper and Logic First Paper will be held on 24 August, with the corresponding second papers scheduled for 27 August.
Geography First Paper will be held on 29 August, followed by the second paper on 31 August. Arabic and Pali first and second papers will also be held on the same dates in the afternoon.
Chemistry, Islamic History and Culture, History, Home Management and Family Life, and Production Management and Marketing first papers will be held on 2 September, with the second papers scheduled for 5 September.
Economics First Paper and Engineering Drawing and Workshop Practice First Paper will be held on 7 September, with the second papers scheduled for 9 September.
Morning shift examinations will run from 10am to 1pm and afternoon shift examinations from 2pm to 5pm. Candidates must take their seats at least 30 minutes before the exams begin.
The board said the Engineering Drawing and Workshop Practice First Paper examination on 7 September will be held at candidates' respective colleges.
Question papers will be collected from the main examination centre at 9am, and the exams will be supervised by the principals of the respective colleges.
Practical examinations for all subjects will be held between 9 and 18 September. Candidates have been advised to contact their institutions or examination centres for the schedule and venue.
