PSC Result 2015 | Primary School Certificate

Primary School Certificate Examination (PSC) Session 2015-15 will be held on November 20, 2015. Primary School Certificate Examination or PSC its alternative name is Prathomic Shikkha Samaponi Porikhkha. In Madrasha Education Board is also known as Ebtadayee Examination. Primary School Certificate Exam Result 2015 will be published in grading system. Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) has been published Primary School Certificate (PSC) Examination Routine 2015. Primary School Certificate (PSC) Examination will be started on 20th November, 2015 and ended on 28th November 2015. PSC/Primary school certificate examination is also known as prathomik shikkha somaponi porihkkha. In Madrasa education board it is known as Ebtedayi examination.

PSC Result 2015

Primary School Certificate Exam Result 2015 will be published may be end of 30th December. 2015

Primary School Certificate Exam Result 2015 will be published all board as a same time.

Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) has been published Primary School Certificate (PSC) Examination Routine 2015. Primary School Certificate (PSC) Examination will be started on 20th November, 2015 and ended on 28th November 2015. PSC/Primary school certificate examination is also known as prathomik shikkha somaponi porihkkha. In Madrasa education board it is known as Ebtedayi examination.Bangladesh is a tropical country. Threaded by rivers, dotted with paddy fields and covered by lush green vegetation, Bangladesh is famous for its natural beauty. Due to the monsoon rainfall and the silt carried by the three great rivers, the Ganges, the Brahmaputra and the Meghna, the soil of Bangladesh is also very fertile. Bangladesh has a history of Mongoloid, Austro-Mongoloid and Austro Dravidian settlers. The People of the country have come to know as Bengalese. There are also minority tribal communities such as the Santhal, Chakma, Marma, Kol, Vil, Munda, Monipuri, Garo and Khasia. With the highest density of population in the world and slow economic progress, the people of this country are trapped in the vicious cycle of poverty. Over 50% of the people who live below the poverty line are not able to provide for their basic needs and amenities. dpe.gov.bd PSC Result 2015
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