Rajuk College Maintains 100% Pass Rate as GPA-5 Count Falls

RAJUK Uttara Model College has secured a flawless 100 percent pass rate in the 2026 Secondary School Certificate examinations, though the proportion of students achieving the highest grade point of GPA-5 experienced a notable decline compared to previous academic cycles.

According to official results released on Monday, August 10, a total of 907 students appeared for the public examinations from the prominent institution, with 674 candidates securing top-tier GPA-5 marks. The overall proportion of GPA-5 recipients settled at 74.31 percent, marking a decrease from the historical range of 88.88 to 99.88 percent recorded over the preceding three years.

The institution initially encountered administrative delays in downloading cumulative institutional results due to board server constraints. Administrative officials noted that while individual students had accessed their scorecards earlier, the complete institutional breakdown was successfully compiled and verified by 1:30 p.m.

A departmental breakdown retrieved via the Dhaka Education Board portal showed strong performance across streams. In the Science department, all 686 participating students successfully passed, with 612 candidates earning GPA-5, reflecting an 89.21 percent top-grade rate for the stream. In the Business Studies department, 221 students passed successfully, with 62 securing GPA-5, accounting for a 28.05 percent top-grade rate.

In an official press release signed by Principal Brigadier General Saiful Haque Ahmed, the college commended the students for their commendable academic achievements despite the broader national tightening of evaluation standards.

Historical data from the institution highlight consistent historical excellence:

• 2025: 827 candidates with a 99.88 percent pass rate and an 88.88 percent GPA-5 rate.

• 2024: 780 candidates with a 100 percent pass rate and a 97.18 percent GPA-5 rate.

• 2023: 867 candidates with a 100 percent pass rate and a 94.69 percent GPA-5 rate.