SSC Result 2026 to be Published on August 10: Here’s How to Get Yours

Dhaka, Bangladesh – The wait for nearly 1.85 million students is almost over. The results of the 2026 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations are expected to be published on Monday, August 10. The Inter-Education Board Examination Controller Committee proposed this date, and the final announcement will come after approval from the Ministry of Education. Initially scheduled for July 20, the release was delayed as preparations could not be completed in time.

The methods for accessing the results will remain the same as in previous years. Students will be able to get their results online and through SMS. The results are anticipated to be officially announced by the education ministry, after which they will be accessible to the public simultaneously across all education boards.

This year, over 1.857 million students appeared for the SSC examinations. Over 1.41 million students took the exams under nine general education boards, while more than 304,000 sat for the equivalent Dakhil exams under the Madrasah board, and over 134,000 students participated under the Technical education board. The written examinations were held from April 21 to May 20, 2026.

How to Check SSC Result?

The easiest way to check your SSC result is online. You can find your result on the official education board results websites.

Go to the website: www.educationboardresults.gov.bd or eboardresults.com.

Once on the site, you will need to provide the following information:

  • Examination: Select “SSC/Dakhil/Equivalent”.
  • Year: Select “2026”.
  • Board: Choose your education board from the list.
  • Roll Number: Enter your six-digit SSC roll number.
  • Registration Number: Enter your registration number.
  • Verification: Solve the simple math problem or captcha shown on the screen.

After entering all the details correctly, click the “Submit” button to view your result. Students can also check their results on their respective education board’s official website.

SSC Result by SMS

If you do not have internet access or if the websites are overloaded, you can easily get your result through a simple SMS. The process is slightly different for each education board.

For General Education Boards:

Open the message option on your mobile phone. Type: SSC <space> First 3 letters of Board Name <space> Your Roll <space> 2026 and Send to 16222.

For example, if you are a student of the Dhaka board with a roll number of 123456, you will type:

SSC DHA 123456 2026 and send it to 16222.

For Madrasah Board (Dakhil):

To get your Dakhil result, go to your message option and type:

DAKHIL <space> MAD <space> Your Roll <space> 2026 and Send it to 16222.

For instance: DAKHIL MAD 123456 2026

For Technical Education Board:

For the technical board results, the format is:

SSC <space> TEC <space> Your Roll <space> 2026 and send it to 16222.

For example: SSC TEC 123456 2026

You will receive your result in a return message shortly after sending the SMS.

SSC Result with Marksheet

Students can download their detailed mark sheets along with their results. The official results website, www.educationboardresults.gov.bd, and the individual education board websites will allow you to view and download your subject-wise grades. To do this, you will need to enter your roll and registration number on the website.

Additionally, educational institutions can download institution-wise result sheets by logging into their board’s website using their EIIN (Educational Institute Identification Number).

Re-scrutiny Application

For students who are not satisfied with their results, there is an option to apply for a re-scrutiny of their answer scripts. The application for re-scrutiny, also known as a “board challenge,” typically begins the day after the results are published. The application must be submitted via SMS through the Teletalk mobile phone service. The detailed procedure for the re-scrutiny application, including fees and exact dates, will be available on the respective education board’s website after the results are published.

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