Final Results for Class XI Admission Released

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News Desk: The final results for admission to Class XI for the 2026-27 academic year have been published. The results were published at 7:45 pm on Saturday (September 19).

The results will show which college a student has been finally nominated or selected for admission.

Meanwhile, students will be able to view the published results by entering the central Class XI admission website (https://xiclassadmission.gov.bd/). The results will also be sent via SMS to their registered mobile phone numbers.

After the publication of the final results, students will now have to go to their respective colleges in person to complete the admission process. According to sources at the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, admission of students selected in Saturday night’s results will begin on Sunday (September 20).

From that day, students will be able to go to the college where they have been nominated and complete the necessary procedures to confirm their admission. The admission process will continue until September 22.

The results for Class XI admission were published on September 16. The published results showed that a total of 995,234 students applied for admission to Class XI this year. Among them, a total of 980,815 students were nominated for admission to colleges in the first phase.

Meanwhile, 14,415 students were deprived of admission opportunities despite applying online. Among those deprived, 2,205 students obtained GPA-5. No student provided any preference or choice to be admitted to 11 approved educational institutions in the country.

Meanwhile, 416 institutions did not receive any student nominations for admission. In other words, these colleges did not receive even a single student for admission in the 2026–27 academic year.

According to board information, online applications for Class XI admission began on September 2. The application process ended at 8 pm on September 13.

According to the admission guidelines, a student could choose a minimum of five and a maximum of 10 colleges.