23,000 students take JSC exams at 38 centers in Lakshmipur

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Own Correspondent: 23,000 students will take part in the Junior School Certificate (JSC) and Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) examinations at 38 centers in Lakshmipur. The examinations are starting from Wednesday (November 1). According to the District Commissioner's Office, 32,106 candidates will take part in the district. A total of 23,600 candidates will take part in the JSC and 8,506 candidates will take part in the JDC. The examinations will be held at 23 centers of various schools and 15 centers of madrasas in the district.

In JSC, 9,720 candidates are participating in 11 centers in Lakshmipur Sadar Upazila, 4,588 in 5 centers in Ramganj, 3,822 in 3 centers in Raipur, 3,487 in 2 centers in Ramgati, and 2,63 in 2 centers in Kamalnagar.

No one other than the persons concerned with the examination will be allowed to enter the center during the examination. At this time, he sought the cooperation of all concerned in organizing the examination in a fair and cheating-free environment and gave several instructions to the concerned authorities.

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