The results of the 2026 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will be published simultaneously across the country at 10am on Monday.

Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon will formally announce the results at the conference room of the Education Ministry at 10am, according to the ministry.

The results will be available simultaneously through the websites of all education boards, the respective educational institutions and SMS services.

Students can check their results through the official education board results website by selecting the SSC/Dakhil examination, choosing the year 2026 and the relevant board, and entering their roll and registration numbers before completing the security captcha.

Results will also be available through SMS. For SSC candidates, they need to type “SSC” followed by the first three letters of their education board, roll number and examination year, and send the message to 16140.

For example, a student of the Dhaka Board can send: “SSC Dha 123456 2026” to 16140.

Dakhil candidates can receive their results by sending “Dakhil” followed by the first three letters of the board name, roll number and year to 16222. Technical education students can send “SSC” followed by the first three letters of the board name, roll number and year to 16222.

Students will also be able to collect their results from their respective educational institutions. Results will not be available at the Education Ministry, education boards or newspaper offices.

Educational institutions can obtain institution-based result sheets by entering their EIIN number in the results section of the respective education board’s website.

The 2026 SSC and equivalent examinations began on April 21, with theoretical examinations continuing until May 20. Practical examinations were held from June 7 to June 14.

A total of 1,857,344 candidates appeared in the examinations under 11 education boards this year. Of them, 930,305 were male students and 927,039 were female students.

The results were initially scheduled to be published on July 20 but were later deferred as preparations could not be completed in time.