Top News Desk: The eagerly awaited results of the SSC and equivalent examinations for the year 2023 were announced on Friday, indicating an overall pass rate of 80.39 percent, with an impressive 1 lakh 83 thousand 578 students securing the prestigious GPA-5. Among the boards, the Rajshahi board demonstrated commendable performance, achieving an 87.89 percent pass rate, with 26 thousand 877 students obtaining GPA-5.
Within the Rajshahi Education Board, the district of Sirajganj stands out with a remarkable pass rate in the SSC and equivalent exams. Meanwhile, Bogra district achieved the highest number of students attaining GPA-5, showcasing their academic excellence.
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According to reliable sources from the Rajshahi Education Board, the Rajshahi district had 31 thousand 854 candidates appearing for the exams, with 27 thousand 441 candidates successfully passing. Among them, an impressive 4 thousand 445 students secured GPA-5. The pass rate for students in the district reached 84 percent. Notably, the female students of the district achieved even higher success, with a pass rate of 88.55 percent out of 14 thousand 788 candidates.
In the surrounding districts, the results were also noteworthy. In Chapainawabganj district, 14 thousand 468 students passed, with 1 thousand 872 students obtaining GPA-5. Natore district celebrated 16 thousand 12 successful candidates, including 1 thousand 634 students with GPA-5. The district of Bogra excelled with 31 thousand 805 passing candidates and impressive 6 thousand 357 students securing GPA-5. Similarly, Naogaon district rejoiced with 22 thousand 637 successful candidates, including 3 thousand 775 students achieving GPA-5. Pabna district reported 25 thousand 960 passing students, with 2 thousand 951 students securing GPA-5, Sirajganj district, witnessed 32 thousand 403 students passing the exams, and an impressive 4 thousand 215 students achieved GPA-5. In Joypurhat district, 8 thousand 242 students passed the exams, and 1 thousand 588 students successfully secured GPA-5.
By: Habiba Sultana
