Bangladesh MHM School & College, Doha, held the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination, 2021, abiding by the Covid-19 protocols.
Since the exam could not be held as per schedule due to the pandemic, the government decided to hold the same with a shortened syllabus.
This year, the total number of candidates in the school is 68, comprising 45 in Science Group and 23 in Business Studies Group.
Under the direct supervision of Bangladesh ambassador Mohamed Jashim Uddin, embassy counsellor Mobassera Kadery is acting as the centre in charge of the HSC examination.
School vice principal Mohamed Zulfiker Azad is acting as the centre secretary and A T M Asaduzzaman (assistant professor of Biology) the hall superintendent assisted by Mohamed Abu Shama (lecturer in Bengali).
The ambassador visited the examination centre and expressed his satisfaction at the arrangement for the examination.
Kadery and school director retired Lt Cdr Mohamed Anwar Khurshid accompanied him.
This year, the total number of candidates in the school is 68, comprising 45 in Science Group and 23 in Business Studies Group.
Under the direct supervision of Bangladesh ambassador Mohamed Jashim Uddin, embassy counsellor Mobassera Kadery is acting as the centre in charge of the HSC examination.
School vice principal Mohamed Zulfiker Azad is acting as the centre secretary and A T M Asaduzzaman (assistant professor of Biology) the hall superintendent assisted by Mohamed Abu Shama (lecturer in Bengali).
The ambassador visited the examination centre and expressed his satisfaction at the arrangement for the examination.
Kadery and school director retired Lt Cdr Mohamed Anwar Khurshid accompanied him.
