Education

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Pursuit

Closer to home: Asian destinations for your higher education

Amid rising costs and visa hurdles, students are opting for countries that may not be featured on posters but have quietly emerged as some of the most promising study destinations in Asia

In terms of stream of education, girls maintained their excellence as well. Photo: TBS
Education

Lowest SSC pass rate in 17 years as over 6 lakh students fail

Students sit for SSC exam at Motijheel Girls' High School on 10 April 2025. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS
Education

SSC results to be published tomorrow

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Pursuit

Why legal literacy should be mandatory in every Bangladeshi school

Education Adviser CR Abrar speaks at an event on 7 July 2025. Photo: TBS
Education

Technical education crucial to building new Bangladesh: Education adviser

Students during a protest procession seeking end of discrimination in engineering jobs in Chattogram on 5 July 2025. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Ctg students protest against discrimination in engineering profession

A file photo of new banners bearing the name "Bangladesh Medical University" (BMU) were seen across various blocks of the university campus in January. Photo: Collected
Education

BMU's Tk976cr budget for FY26 approved

HSC candidate breaks down in tears as she fails to reach centre on time on 26 June 2025. Photo: Collected
Education

Student who missed HSC exam to take ailing mother to hospital might be allowed to retake

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Pursuit

How to integrate AI into education—ethically!

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Politics

BNP vows to rebuild education, curb brain drain

Rather than a right, education is a risk, a luxury, and too often, a lost dream in rural Bangladesh. Photo: TBS
Thoughts

When books compete with bread: The harsh trade-offs of education in rural Bangladesh

Due to Uthoiyoy Marma’s efforts, children in remote hill communities are finally receiving access to education. Photo: Courtesy
Panorama

Uthoiyoy Marma’s chalk, the hills’ hope

Despite a decent level of participation in primary education, Santal children begin dropping out at an alarming rate from the secondary level onwards. Photos: TBS
Panorama

Why higher education remains out of reach for Bangladesh’s Santal community