The results of the 2026 SSC and equivalent examinations have been published. The results for all education boards across the country were released simultaneously today, Monday (August 10) at 10:00 AM.

The overall pass rate for this year's SSC and equivalent exams is 62.25%. Among them, the pass rate under the nine general education boards is 64.05%, while it is 55.49% for the Madrasah Board and 58.20% for the Technical Board.

Education Minister Ehsanul Haque Milon announced the pass rates during a press conference at the conference room of the Ministry of Education.

The minister stated that out of 1,829,485 students who participated in this year's SSC and equivalent exams, 1,138,877 students have successfully passed. Among them, 116,676 students obtained GPA-5.

Examinees are checking their results through the education boards' websites and via mobile SMS. Results are available on the websites eduboardresults.gov.bd (https://eduboardresults.gov.bd) and educationboardresults.gov.bd (https://educationboardresults.gov.bd).

To check SSC results via SMS, students are required to go to the mobile message option and type SSC, followed by a space, the first three letters of the board in English, another space, their roll number, and the exam year, and send it to 16140. For example: SSC DHA 123456 2026. Results can also be obtained by sending an SMS to 16222.

Dakhil examinees under the Madrasah Education Board can check their results by sending an SMS typing Dakhil MAD 123456 2026 to 16222. Meanwhile, technical education board examinees need to send SSC TEC 123456 2026 to 16222.

This year, examinees can also collect their results from their respective educational institutions. To get institution-wise result sheets, one must go to the result corner of the education board's website and enter the institution's EIIN number.

This year's SSC and equivalent exams began on April 21. Written exams for general education boards concluded on May 20, while the written tests for Dakhil and SSC (Vocational) examinations ended on May 24.

Over 1,857,000 students had filled out forms to participate in this year's SSC and equivalent examinations, including 1,418,398 students who took the SSC exams under the nine general education boards.