HSC Supplementary Form Fill-up Begins on November 5: How to Apply
The online form fill-up process for the 2026 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) supplementary examinations will begin on November 5 and continue until November 9. The examinations are scheduled to start on December 1.
Students who appeared in the 2026 HSC and equivalent examinations as regular or irregular candidates and failed in a maximum of two subjects, excluding the fourth subject, will be eligible to sit for the supplementary examinations.
The information was announced in a notice issued on Wednesday (November 4), signed by Professor Jesmin Taslima Banu, Controller of Examinations of the Dhaka Education Board.
Who can sit for the supplementary examinations?
According to the notice, students who appeared in the 2026 HSC and equivalent examinations as regular or irregular candidates but failed in no more than two subjects will be eligible.
However, failures in the fourth subject will not be counted for determining eligibility.
How to complete the form fill-up
Candidates must complete the form fill-up process through their respective educational institutions by following the prescribed procedure.
The steps are as follows:
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Educational institutions must first visit the Dhaka Education Board's website at www.dhakaeducationboard.gov.bd and display the candidates' probable lists online.
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The information of the relevant candidates must be checked and verified against the probable list.
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The list of selected candidates must then be printed.
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Both the candidates and the respective educational institution authorities must sign the printed list.
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The institutions must subsequently complete the electronic form fill-up (eFF) process online.
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Examination fees must be paid through Sonali Seba within the stipulated deadline.
HSC supplementary exam form fill-up schedule
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Online probable list publication and form fill-up: November 5 to November 9, 2026
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Last date for payment of examination fees: November 10, 2026
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Supplementary examinations begin: December 1, 2026
How much is the examination fee?
According to the Dhaka Education Board notice, the examination fee has been set at Tk 125 for each theoretical paper or subject and Tk 25 for each practical paper or subject.
In addition, candidates must pay a centre fee of Tk 450.
How to pay the examination fees
All examination fees must be deposited through Sonali Seba at any branch of Sonali Bank, payable to the secretary of the education board.
The notice clarified that fees cannot be paid through cash, pay order, postal order, money order or treasury challan.
It also warned that no examination fees or other documents would be accepted under any circumstances after the stipulated deadline.
Candidates have therefore been advised to contact their respective educational institutions and complete the form fill-up process and fee payment within the specified time.
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