The result of the third phase of recruitment of primary teachers has been published, 23,000 candidates have passed in the written test exam.
The written exam results of government primary assistant teachers schools for Dhaka-Chittagong division in the third phase of recruitment have been published. 23,057 candidates have passed the written exam. The date, time and venue of the viva examination will be notified later.
Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin, Senior Information Officer of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, announced the information on Sunday, April 21
The results are available on the website of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education and the website of the Department of Primary Education. Qualified candidates get the result through SMS on the mobile number given at the time of application.
On March 29, the examination was held in the districts of Dhaka-Chittagong division in the third phase for the recruitment of assistant primary school teachers. The written examination is conducted simultaneously in 414 centers of the two divisions. There were about 3,50,000 candidates.
Earlier, a written examination was held in 22 districts of three divisions in the second phase on February 2. The result of the written examination of the second phase was published on February 20. 20 thousand 647 people passed it.
Before that, on December 8 last year, the first phase of the written examination was held in the districts of Rangpur, Barisal, and Sylhet divisions. 9,0337 candidates passed the written examination of the first phase. 2,497 people have been finally selected in the first phase after the viva examination.
A candiate express his thrilling to pass in the written exam. "I am absolutely thrilled to have cleared the written exam for the government primary assistant teacher position! It's a testament to my dedication and hard work". Looking forward to the next step in this exciting journey towards contributing to the education sector. Grateful for the opportunity and eager to make a positive impact in shaping young minds."