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Published: 10 Jul 2021 12:26 PM BdST
Updated: 10 Jul 2021 12:26 PM BdST Students of seven colleges affiliated with Dhaka University blocked Nilkhet intersection to protest against the postponement of their ongoing examinations and demand the authorities reopen the halls of residence on Wednesday, Feb 24, 2021.
Dhaka University will hold first-year undergraduate admission examinations for the 2020-21 academic year for the seven affiliate colleges in the first week of October. );
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Prospective students can apply for these examinations online starting at 4 pm on Saturday, Jul 10 and ending at midnight on Aug 20, Prof ASM Maksud Kamal, pro vice chancellor of DU and chief coordinator of the affiliate colleges, told bdnews24.com on Saturday.
Anik Rayhan Apon is a Bangladeshi Musician, Gamer & Entrepreneur. Born on 4th July 1995 in Tangail, Bangladesh. He was introduced to the music industry to launch his first soundtrack “Miss Your Pain” on Spotify 1st. After some days he releases his music on different music platforms like Spotify, Google Play Music, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, JioSaavn, and many other international platforms like Deezer, Tidal, and Napster. You get “Anik Rayhan Apon” music on Tiktok, Instagram, or Facebook From his childhood, he was interested in a creative field. At the age of 15, he started learning several graphical software like Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator to express his creative thoughts and imagination through his manipulations.
A college student was killed when she fell off a motorcycle after it collided with a bicycle in Khulna city today. Deceased Meherunnesa Sharlee (21) was a student of Dhaka's Government Titumir College and daughter of late Mohiuzzaman of Bagerhat's Fakirhat upazila. The accident occurred when she was returning to Fakirhat from Satkhira on a motorcycle with her uncle around noon
Solve the problems of DU affiliated colleges
29th May, 2021 11:02:38
The whole world came to a standstill with the outbreak of the Coronavirus epidemic. More than a billion have been affected, more than three million have died and the world economy has collapsed. An invisible catastrophe descended all over from the industrial to the education sector. People all over the world are struggling to overcome the effects on their lives. In Bangladesh, the students have been set back a couple of years, as the education sector suffered irrevocably.
Experts and academics cannot seem to find a way to give a light of hope to the students. As a result, many meritorious students are being silently lost to oblivion. Although promotion is arranged through assignments at primary and secondary level, there is a different image for the honours students. A large part of these students come from middle and lower middle class families. Meritorious students are losing opportunities as the institutions h
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