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We will hold exams for these 422,905 students who failed in one or two subjects within a month, so that they do not lose another academic year

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We will hold exams for these 422,905 students who failed in one or two subjects within a month, so that they do  not lose another academic year
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Education Minister Ehsanul Hoque Milon has announced plans to hold special exams within a month for 422,905 HSC students who failed one or two subjects, aiming to prevent them from losing another academic year. He also announced a November 1–7 application window for HSC answer script re-evaluation, alongside plans to review examination procedures and improve examiner training.

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