The deadline for completing final admission to first-year undergraduate (Honours) programmes at 20 public general, science and technology universities under Bangladesh’s cluster admission system has been extended to July 21. The decision, announced via an emergency virtual meeting, comes in response to widespread adverse weather and travel disruptions across the country. The extension applies to the 2025-26 academic session, giving affected students additional time to secure their places. Authorities urge applicants to complete the process by the new deadline to avoid forfeiting their admission offers. The cluster admission system streamlines enrollment across multiple universities, and this move aims to ensure fairness during challenging conditions.
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