SSC Science MCQ Solution 2026: The SSC Science examination for Humanities group students was held across Bangladesh on Sunday under the routine set by the education boards. The exam started at 10 AM and ended at 1 PM at centres nationwide.
Students first completed the MCQ section from 10 AM to 10:30 AM. The written examination then continued until 1 PM. Candidates from all education boards joined the examination.
Many students are now searching online for the SSC Science MCQ Solution 2026 for Dhaka Board, Comilla Board, CTG, Dinajpur, Rajshahi, and other Boards to compare their answers before the official results are published. Teachers and education-related platforms have started preparing board-wise solutions using question papers collected from examination centres.
The SSC Science examination carries 100 marks in total. Of them, 30 marks are for the MCQ section, and 70 marks are for the written part. Students also answered creative and short questions during the examination.
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According to the education board data, 1,857,344 students registered for SSC and equivalent examinations this year. Among them, 1,418,398 candidates are under the nine general education boards. The Dhaka Education Board has the highest number of candidates, while the Sylhet Education Board has the lowest participation.
Students from several boards said the MCQ section was balanced and manageable. However, some candidates found parts of the written section difficult. Many students said they were able to complete the multiple-choice questions within the scheduled 30 minutes.
Board-wise discussions about answers started shortly after the examination ended. Students from Dhaka, Comilla, Sylhet and other boards are checking online solutions shared by teachers and coaching centres.
Education officials said attendance remained high during the examination period. They also confirmed that the SSC and equivalent examinations are continuing peacefully across the country under the official routine.
Teachers advised students not to depend on unverified answer sheets circulating online. They asked candidates to follow only trusted education sources while checking MCQ answers.
The ongoing SSC examinations will continue in the coming weeks according to the national schedule announced by the education boards.
