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Pass rates up in Ebtedai, Jr Dakhil exams

Staff Correspondent
This year’s Ebtedai Education Terminal and Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) Examinations results both show a small increase in pass rate.
According to the results published yesterday 95.98 percent of students passed the Ebtedai examination - a rise of 0.18 percentage points from last year. The pass rate in JDC exams is 93.50 percent up from 91.11 percent the previous year.
The number of GPA-5 (grade point average) achievers in the Ebtedai examination however was 6,541 this year, down from 7,253 last year.
A total of 2,65,974 class V madrasa students (1,32,054 girls and 1,33,920 boys) sat for the Ebtedai examination this year.
The percentage of boys coming out successful in the exams is also higher this year - 96.11 percent against 95.84 percent for girls.
The number of students who obtained GPAabove 3.5 is 1,12,461. A total of 1,36,271 students earned GPA between 1 and 3.5.
This year, the number of unsuccessful students is 10,701.
Over 3,06,058 students from 11,410 madrasas across the country registered to appear in the examinations. Of them over 2,65,974 students sat for the exams. It is apprehended that the students who registered to sit for the exams but failed to attend the tests might drop out altogether.
As in the last three years, students from Barisal Division had the highest pass rate of 98.39 percent while Chuadanga at 83.51 per cent had the lowest pass rate among all districts.
The top three best performing institutions in terms of number of GPA 5 achievers and pass rates are Baitush Sharaf Adarsha Kamil Madrasa in Chittagong followed by Mirwarishpur Senior Madrasa and Darannajat Siddikia Kamil Madrasa in Demra.
The number of GPA-5 achievers in JDC examination has seen a small increase this year with 19,300 against 19,211 last year.
The total number of students who sat for the JDC examination was 3,11,540 this year.
This year's exams saw more girls than boys (1,52,817 girls against 1,38,488 boys) but a lesser number of girls secured GPA 5 (9,516 girls against 9,774 boys).
The top three best performing institutions in terms of number of GPA 5 achievers and pass rates under Madrasa Education Board are Tanjimul Ummah Cadet Madrasa in the capital followed by Darunnajat Siddikia Kamil Madrasa in Demra and Jameaya Quasemia (Kamil Madrasa) Mohila Shakha in Narsingdi.