Dhaka University’s admission notice for unit ‘A’ published 2022
Dhaka University’s admission notice for unit ‘A’ was published in 2022. Dhaka University (DU) Graduation Admission Test Application has been accepted for the 2021-22 academic year. Like last time, this time too there are only 20 marks on GPA. So the one who works hard and goes ahead will be the winner.
According to the announced date, the admission test for the ‘A’ unit of science faculty will be held on June 10. There is only 25 days in hand So this time you have to prepare very neatly.
The prerequisite for doing well in the admission test is to clear the basics. Candidates must have minimum qualifications to apply for secondary or equivalent from 2018 to 2019 and in 2021 to pass in science / agricultural science higher secondary or madrasa Baird science branch. Each of the secondary and higher secondary (or equivalent) exams must have a minimum GPA of at least 6.0 with a minimum of 3.5 GPS, including the 4th subject.
2020-21: A unit admission test of Dhaka University for the academic year will be held in both MCQ and the written system. The total number of admission tests will be 100 out of which there will be an MCQ of 60 marks and a written part of 40 marks. The MCQ test will be 45 minutes and the written test will be 45 minutes.
0.25 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer in the MCQ exam and it will be adjusted thematically. If a candidate answers the questions in 4 subjects, he/she will be able to get admission to any department/institute.
Candidates who have studied Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology at Higher Secondary or equivalent level will appear for the examination in all these subjects. However, if the examinee wishes, he/she can take the exam in any subject in either Bengali or English instead of only the 4th subject of higher secondary level. It is important to note that physics and chemistry must be tested.
Examiners who have studied at the A-Level level will complete four subjects in two subjects including Physics and Chemistry (Mathematics / Biology / Bengali / English). The merit list will be prepared in the order of merit scores obtained by the candidates on the basis of the Mate 120 number. For this, GPAK obtained/calculated in secondary / o-level or equivalent examination is multiplied by 2; Multiplying the GPA obtained/calculated in Higher Secondary / A-Level or equivalent examination by 2, the result of these two will be added to the number obtained in 100 in the admission test and the merit score will be determined in order by determining the merit score within 120 marks.
