SSC exams to start from Nov 14, HSC from Dec 2

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SSC exams to start from Nov 14, HSC from Dec 2

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SSC exams to start from Nov 14, HSC from Dec 2

The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations will be held from November 14. Besides, The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations will also be held from December 2.

Finalising the exams schedules of SSC and HSC, Secondary and Higher Secondary Division of the Education Ministry approved it on Monday.

According to the exams schedules, the theoretical examinations of the SSC will be ended on November 23 and the theoretical examinations of the HSC will be ended on December 2.

This year, the exams will be held following the health guidelines due to the Coronavirus pandemic, said Education Ministry.

The exam time is 1.5 hours.

Examinations will be held in two shifts. Morning shift examinations will be held

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