DHAKA, Bangladesh — Tejgaon College has recorded a significant decline in its Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination results in 2026 compared with the previous year, with its pass rate falling by 12.04 percentage points and the number of students achieving GPA-5 dropping from four to just one.
According to the results published by the Dhaka Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, a total of 770 students registered for the 2026 HSC examination from Tejgaon College. Of them, 762 appeared, and 434 passed, resulting in a pass rate of 56.96 per cent. Only one student secured the highest GPA-5 grade.
In 2025, the college had 601 registered candidates, of whom 600 appeared. A total of 414 students passed, achieving a pass rate of 69 per cent, while four students secured GPA-5.
A year-on-year comparison shows that the number of examinees increased by 162 in 2026, while the number of successful students rose by 20. However, despite the increase in candidates and the total number of passes, the overall pass rate declined by 12.04 percentage points. The number of GPA-5 achievers also fell by three.
Department-wise results for 2026 show that 79 students passed and 75 failed in the Business Studies group. In the Humanities group, 125 students passed while 148 failed. Meanwhile, the Science group recorded 230 successful candidates and 113 failures.
The results indicate a downward trend in Tejgaon College’s overall HSC performance in 2026, particularly in the pass rate and the number of top-grade achievers.
