SSC English Short Syllabus 2022-2023 pdf download has been published today on my educations in bd com website. The regional deputy directors of DSHE have been asked to provide information on how many students have accepted assignments, how many have submitted and how many students have not. The information has been sent to the Department of Secondary and Higher Education by e-mail by August 19. Recently, a letter has been sent from Mausi to the regional deputy directors with this instruction.

In a letter to the Deputy Directors, DSHE said that the assignment prepared in the light of the restructured syllabus for 2021 SSC candidates sent by the National Curriculum and Textbook Board as per the instructions of the Ministry of Education was published on Mausi’s secondary branch on July 18 for three weeks. . In the light of those instructions, it is necessary to monitor whether the assignment activities of the students at the field level are being conducted properly.

In the letter, all the Regional Deputy Directors (Secondary) of Mausi has been asked to send the total number of assignment submissions for the first three weeks to the students from all the Thanas or Upazilas in their respective areas in the form of Upazila-based, district-based and area information in summary form. The department has also sent a table to the regional education offices for this. The Regional Deputy Directors have been asked to prepare the information as per the schedule and send it by e-mail (assignment.mew@gmail.com) of the Monitoring and Evaluation Wing of the Department by August 19. Officers have been asked to follow the instructions of the notification issued by the department in sending the information and to follow the proper hygiene rules.

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Meanwhile, in the data-sending table, the overall information of the SSC candidates has been sought based on the assignment region. It should mention the name of the region, the name of the deputy director, email id, and phone number. The table should include the total number of districts, number of upazilas, number of government and private secondary schools, and number of SSC candidates in 2021. At the same time, Mausi asked the regional deputy directors to send e-mails including the number of students who took assignments in the first three weeks in the region, the number of students who submitted, and the number of students who did not submit assignment solutions.

Due to the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic, the Ministry of Education has planned to conduct this year’s SSC and HSC examinations instead of all subjects and only three group-based electives. The short syllabus of these subjects will be completed on the basis of the assignment. Of these, a total of 24 assignments are being given in SSC and 30 assignments in HSC.