Jessore Board, which fell to the bottom last year in the results of HSC examination, has risen a step higher this time. However, despite the slight increase in GPA-5, the pass rate has decreased. This year Jessore board pass rate is 64.29%; 9 thousand 749 students got GPA-5.

Last year the pass rate in Jessore Board was 69.88 percent; 8 thousand 122 students got GPA-5. This image of Jessore board has emerged in the results published on Tuesday (October 15). Board authorities say that the increase in failure rate in English has affected the overall results of the board.

Jessore Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Chairman Prof. Morjina Akhter said that this year's HSC candidates studied in 9th and 10th class in 2020 and 2021 during the Corona epidemic. As their teaching in the classroom was not possible, their English remained weak. Which has not yet been overcome. 31 percent of the examinees failed in English. This has an impact on the overall results. They will take steps to improve the results of the board in future.

According to the published results of the Jessore Board, one lakh 22 thousand 511 students participated in the HSC examination of 2024 from the board. Among them 78 thousand 764 passed. 36 thousand 247 male students and 42 thousand 517 female students passed out. The pass rate is 64.29. 9 thousand 749 people got GPA-5. 13 people were expelled.

1 lakh 9 thousand 634 students from Jessore board participated in HSC examination 2023. Among them, 76 thousand 616 passed. 35 thousand 885 male students and 40 thousand 731 female students passed out. The pass rate was 69.88. 8 thousand 122 got GPA-5. 27 people were expelled.

Jessore Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board Exam Controller Dr. showing the results of this year. Biswas Shaheen Ahmed said that compared to other boards, Jessore board's results are worse. This has had an impact on the overall results, especially with 31 per cent failing the English test. Dr. also mentioned that various steps will be taken by the board to improve the results in the future. Biswas Shaheen Ahmed.