HSC Results 2026, Bangladesh’s Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examination results for 2026 will be published at 11:00 am on Saturday, October 31, according to the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee.
Students will be able to check their results online, through SMS and via their educational institutions. The results cover examinations under 11 education boards, including the nine general education boards, the Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board and the Bangladesh Technical Education Board.
A total of 1,270,583 candidates registered for this year’s examinations.
When will HSC results be published?
The results will be formally announced at an event at the International Mother Language Institute in Dhaka, beginning at 11:00 am on October 31.
The date was initially set for October 29 but was subsequently moved back by two days. Students should follow official education-board announcements for any further changes.
How to check HSC results online
Candidates can use either of the official education-board result portals:
To check a result, students should:
Open an official results website.
Select HSC or the appropriate equivalent examination.
Select the examination year, 2026, and the relevant education board.
Enter the required roll and registration numbers.
Complete any verification step displayed on the website and submit the information.
Students can also visit their respective education-board websites or contact their institutions to obtain their results.
How to check HSC results by SMS
Candidates can also request their results by sending an SMS to 16140.
The prescribed format is:
HSC [first three letters of board name] [roll number] 2026
For example, a candidate under the Dhaka Education Board with roll number 123456 would type:
HSC Dha 123456 2026
The message should then be sent to 16140. Candidates should confirm the official instructions before sending the message and be aware that their mobile operator may charge for the SMS.
HSC result re-scrutiny: Application dates
Students who believe their published results require review can apply for re-scrutiny of their answer scripts online from November 1 to November 7.
The education boards are expected to publish the detailed application procedure and relevant instructions on their official websites. Candidates should follow the applicable board instructions and deadlines rather than relying on unofficial social media posts.
Re-scrutiny is a formal review process; students should consult the official notice for its scope, requirements and any applicable fees.
What students should prepare before result day
Candidates should keep their roll number, registration number and education-board information readily available. They should use official websites, check that they have selected the correct examination year and avoid sharing personal examination details on unverified websites.
If a result page fails to load immediately after publication, students can try again later or check through their institutions. A temporary website problem does not, by itself, mean a candidate's result is missing.
For students and families, the most important dates are October 31 for the result announcement and November 1–7 for re-scrutiny applications. Checking the official notices will help candidates avoid missing the relevant deadlines.
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