PSC result has been published on December 30, 2023 throughout Bangladesh. After the result it is seen that, some students are highly satisfied while some are dissatisfied.

Are you satisfied with your result? If you are not satisfied with your result then you have an opportunity to challenge the result with education board.

Do you know how to challenge with education Board? If you don’t know then you should read this article. Because in this article we are going to discuss the process on how you can do psc board challenge 2023.

PSC Board Challenge Result 2023

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To perform the task of challenging board, you have to be very careful. And you must have all subject code known.

You should know that there is subject code for every particular subjects. A subject code is different from other subject code.

According to information, you have to apply online for PSC board challenge 2023.
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How to Apply Online

There are thousands of student who fails to make result according to their merit. There is an option for re-examine your answer script. Primary Education Ministry will scrutinize the answer script for second time. But it is impossible for the authority to check all the answer is script. They will check only the answer script of students who have applied for online PSC board challenge process. There is a rules of doing this online.

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You can apply online by paying some money to the authorities. The amount of money depends on your subject. Do you know how to apply online? If you don’t know then you should read below instructions where we have described the process step by step.

PSC Board Challenge Result 2023

PSC board challenge result is going to published in January 2023. Have you applied for PSC board challenge? Then you can download your board challenge result from our website.

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Subject Code for PSC Board Challenge

Have you collected all subject code for doing PSC board challenge 2023? If you haven’t download the subject code then welcome to our website.

In our website you will get all subject code.

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The pass rate for the completion of primary education exams is 5.7 percent. A copy of the fruit was handed over to the Prime Minister at the Ganabhaban on Tuesday (December 7th). Primary and Mass Education Minister Md. Zakir Hossain confirmed this to Daily Education.com.

At the initial closing ceremony on 27 August, 2 lakh 8 thousand 20 people participated in the examination.

It is reported that the result can be found on the Teletalk website (dperesult.teletalk.com.bd). Enter the website and select the pass year. Then, by submitting the Student ID of the examiner at the designated place and submitting the result, the results will appear on the website of the Department of Primary Education (www.dpe.gov.bd).

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PSC Board Challenge Result 2023

In addition, SMS will be able to know the result of completion of primary and paid education. Go to the message option on any mobile to find out the result of the primary termination DPE and EBT to know the result of the termination. Then with the space to write the code of the examiner’s own upazila or thana, the space should be written by the roll number and the year of the pass should be sent to 12222. Returns can be reported on SMS.

Beginning on November 7, the preliminary and periodic examinations begin. The test runs until November 27. This year, 2 lakh 3 thousand 5 thousand students were expected to take part in the preliminary and final examinations. Of them, there were 2 lakh 5 thousand 20 thousand students in the primary education examinations and 1 lakh 5 thousand 5 in the Ibtedayi closing exams.

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Etihaddi and elementary education examinations are conducted in 5,900 centers across the country. Out of these, there are 6,425 centers of public elementary schools and 9,220 centers in high schools and madrasas. In addition, preliminary and periodic examinations were conducted in 12 centers in eight countries.