SSC Exam Result : Bangladesh Education Board Results

The Bangladesh Education Board is set to release the eagerly awaited Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examination results for 2025 on July 13, 2025. This significant event marks a pivotal moment for nearly two million students as they conclude their secondary education and prepare to embark on higher studies.

Examination Schedule and Student Participation

The SSC and equivalent examinations, which are the first major public assessments for students after Class 10 in Bangladesh, began on April 10, 2025, with the final written exam concluding on May 13, 2025. Following the theoretical papers, practical examinations were conducted from May 15 to May 22, 2025.

This year, a grand total of 1,928,970 students participated in these exams across all Education Boards in Bangladesh. This includes 967,739 female candidates and 961,231 male candidates, reflecting a nearly balanced gender participation. The examinations are meticulously overseen by eleven distinct education boards: nine general boards (Dhaka, Chittagong, Comilla, Barisal, Rajshahi, Dinajpur, Jessore, Sylhet, Mymensingh), and two specialized boards (Madrasah and Technical Boards).

To provide a clearer picture of participation, here’s a breakdown by board type:

• Nine General Education Boards: 1,490,142 students (788,604 female, 701,538 male)
• Madrasah Education Board: 294,726 candidates (150,893 male, 143,833 female)
• Technical Education Board: 143,313 candidates (183,385 male, 34,928 female)

Understanding the SSC Result 2025 Publication

The SSC Result 2025 will be officially published on July 13, 2025. On result day, at 10:00 AM, education board officials will hand over the official result copies to the Ministry of Education. Shortly thereafter, a press conference will be held to present an overview of the results, including key statistics and pass rates. Following this briefing, the results will be made publicly accessible online and through other designated channels. The Ministry of Education, under the guidance of Education Advisor Professor Dr. Chowdhury Rafiqul Abrab, aims to adhere to the standard timeline of releasing results within 60 days of the last examination. All education boards are committed to publishing their results simultaneously, ensuring that every student receives their outcome at the same time, regardless of their specific board or region.

Multiple Avenues to Check Your SSC Result

Once the results are officially published, students have several convenient options to check their SSC and equivalent exam results:

1. Checking Results Online: The Preferred Method

The Ministry of Education provides dedicated official websites for students to check their results. While these platforms are designed to handle a large volume of queries, high traffic on result day might cause temporary delays or server issues. If you encounter any problems, please be patient and try again after a few minutes.

Official Result Portals:

• www.educationboardresults.gov.bd: This is the main central platform for checking SSC and equivalent results across all education boards in Bangladesh.
• www.eduboardresults.gov.bd: This portal serves as the official web-based result system, allowing for individual, institutional, center-wise, and district-wise result checks.
• eboardresults.com: An alternative platform for result access.

Step-by-Step Guide for Online Result Check (General Process):

1. Visit any of the official result portals listed above.
2. From the “Examination” dropdown, select your exam type (e.g., SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent).
3. Choose the “Year” of the examination, which is 2025.
4. Select your specific “Education Board” from the provided list.
5. For individual results, choose “Individual Result” from “Result Type.”
6. Enter your Roll Number in the designated field.
7. Enter your Registration Number in the designated field.
8. Complete the security check (captcha). This usually involves solving a simple math problem (e.g., “$2+3=5$“) or typing characters from an image.
9. Click the “Submit” or “View Result” button to display your result instantly.

2. Receiving Results via SMS: Quick and Reliable

The SMS result service is an excellent alternative, especially if you have limited internet access or if the official websites are slow due to heavy traffic. This service is powered by Teletalk and is accessible from any mobile network operator in Bangladesh.

To receive your SSC result via SMS, compose a message in the following format and send it to 16222:

SSC/DAKHIL/TECH <space> First three letters of your board name <space> Your Roll Number <space> Exam Year

Example SMS for an SSC candidate from Dhaka Board (Roll Number: 123456, Year: 2025):

You would type: SSC DHA 123456 2025

And send it to: 16222

You will receive an automated reply with your result details. Ensure you use the correct three-letter code for your respective board for accurate results.

3. Checking at Your Educational Institution

Result sheets are typically displayed on the notice boards of respective schools and colleges after the official announcement. You can visit your educational institution to check the printed result lists.

Understanding Your SSC Marksheet 2025 and GPA Calculation

After the official announcement of the SSC Result 2025, you’ll be able to obtain your marksheet online, which provides detailed subject-wise marks. This marksheet is an indispensable document for every candidate, as it reflects their performance in each subject. Initially, the education boards release only the GPA result. However, a short while later, the full marksheet with individual subject marks becomes available online. Your marksheet will clearly show your total GPA, along with the grades and numerical marks you obtained in each subject.

Steps to Check Your SSC Marksheet Online:

1. Visit one of the official result websites (e.g., www.educationboardresults.gov.bd).
2. Select the “Examination type” (SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent).
3. Choose the “Year” of the exam (2025).
4. Select your “Education Board.”
5. Choose the “Type of Result” (e.g., Individual Result or Detailed Result).
6. Enter your Roll Number.
7. Enter your Registration Number.
8. Solve the security question (captcha).
9. Click “Submit” or “View Result” to access your marksheet.

GPA Calculation Explained

The SSC and equivalent exam results in Bangladesh utilize the Grade Point Average (GPA) system. In this system, each subject’s performance is graded with a letter grade (such as A+, A, A-, B, C, D, or F), and each letter grade corresponds to a specific grade point.

To calculate your final SSC GPA, the grade points for all your subjects are added together, and this total is then divided by the total number of subjects you appeared for. This calculated average is your overall GPA, a crucial metric used by colleges and other academic institutions for admissions and various educational opportunities.

Example GPA Calculation (Illustrative):

Let’s consider a hypothetical student’s grades and how their GPA would be calculated:

In this example:

• Total Grade Points: 31.00
• Total Number of Subjects: 8

Therefore, GPA = Total Grade Points​/Total Number of Subjects=31.00​/8=3.875

Re-scrutiny Application (Board Challenge)

If you are not entirely satisfied with your SSC Result 2025 or suspect that there might have been an error in the marking of your exam papers, you have the option to apply for a re-scrutiny, often referred to as a board challenge. This process allows you to formally request a review of your answer scripts to ensure that your marks are accurate and that all answers have been properly evaluated.

Any student who appeared for the SSC or equivalent examination is eligible to apply for re-scrutiny. The review specifically checks for common mistakes such as errors in totaling marks, un-marked answers, or incorrect transference of marks. It’s important to note that if an error is discovered that benefits you, your marks will be corrected and increased accordingly. However, marks will never be deducted during a re-scrutiny process, even if a previous calculation error had inadvertently awarded you more marks than due. This policy ensures that students are not penalized for administrative errors.

We wish all the SSC candidates of 2025 the very best for their results and their future academic endeavors!