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KHULNA, Nov 16, 2025 (BSS) - A total of 216 students have seen changes in their Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) results under the Jashore Education Board following re-scrutiny of answer scripts.

Among the students, 72 have newly achieved GPA-5, while 54 students passed after previously failing. The board published the re-scrutiny results today.

Board sources said that of the 72 newly awarded GPA-5 achievers, 67 upgraded from Grade 'A', three from A-minus, one from Grade 'B', and one from a failed status. 

Among the 54 newly passed students, one achieved GPA-5, four secured A-minus, 24 received Grade 'B', four earned Grade 'C', and 21 obtained Grade 'D'.

Further breakdown showed improvements including three students rising from A-minus to GPA-5, 46 from A-minus to A, one from B to GPA-5, three from B to A, 22 from B to A-minus, one from C to A, two from C to A-minus, 11 from C to B, one from D to B, and four from D to C.

JEB Controller of Examinations Professor Dr Abdul Matin told BSS that over 35,000 students applied for re-scrutiny, but only 216 results were altered. 

He clarified that re-scrutiny involves only the re-calculation of marks, not fresh evaluation, and corrections were made where calculation errors were found.