HSC 2026 Result Date: Official Notice Delayed Until Tuesday
The education boards are waiting for the Prime Minister's approval before announcing further details of the planned October 29 result publication.
The official notice on the HSC 2026 Result Date will not be issued today, Monday (October 26). The decision followed a meeting at the Ministry of Education in Bangladesh.
The Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee had planned to release further details on Monday. However, the announcement was delayed because Prime Minister Tarique Rahman had not yet been informed.
According to the source, four officials who attended the meeting confirmed the development.
The meeting included the chairmen of nine education boards. Professor Dr. Khan Moinuddin Al Mahmud Sohel, Director General of DSHE, also attended.
HSC Result 2026 Notice Expected on Tuesday
Sources said the Prime Minister is currently outside Bangladesh. Officials plan to inform him on Monday night or Tuesday morning.
A press release containing further details may be issued on Tuesday (October 27). However, this depends on receiving verbal approval from the Prime Minister.
A senior government official told My Result that the notice would be published after approval. The official also said that students can check HSC Result 2026 Online and via Mobile SMS once published.
If approval is delayed, the authorities will hold further discussions before deciding their next steps.
HSC Results Scheduled for October 29
Earlier, the committee announced Thursday (October 29) as the scheduled result publication date.
The announcement came through an October 24 notice signed by Professor Syed Akhtaruzzaman. He is the committee's president and chairman of the Dhaka Education Board.
Professor Akhtaruzzaman also told the media that the publication date had been finalised. He said the decision followed discussions with Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Haque Milon.
This year's HSC and equivalent examinations began on July 2. Some Chattogram Board examinations were postponed because of natural disasters. The board completed its remaining written examinations on September 9.
A total of 1,270,583 regular and irregular candidates participated in the examinations.
The education boards are expected to provide further information after receiving the required approval.