The Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) is preparing to publish the Primary Scholarship Result 2026 soon. Around 650,000 students who completed Grade 5 are awaiting the result.
A relevant source said to the media that authorities had planned to release the results before Eid. However, the publication process has taken longer than expected due to the large number of candidates.
How to Check Primary Scholarship Result
After the results are published, guardians will be able to check them from home through the official online portal or by using a mobile phone SMS service.
For online access, users will need to visit the official scholarship results portal or the Directorate of Primary Education website. After selecting the examination year, they can enter the student’s roll number and submit the information.
- Step 1: Visit the official scholarship results website at ipemis.dpe.gov.bd/scholarship-results or the Directorate of Primary Education website.
- Step 2: Select the examination year from the available options.
- Step 3: Enter the student’s roll number carefully.
- Step 4: Click the Submit button.
- Step 5: The result will appear on the screen. It will show whether the student has been selected for the Talent Pool Scholarship, General Scholarship, or is Not Eligible.
- Step 6: If needed, download the district-wise or upazila-wise PDF merit list from the portal.
The result will then show whether the student has received a Talent Pool scholarship, a General scholarship, or is not eligible. District-wise and upazila-wise merit lists will also be available for download.
Students and guardians can also use the SMS service if the website is slow or does not respond. They will need to type “DPE” followed by the student’s roll number and send the message to 16222. The result will be returned through SMS.
82,500 Students to Receive Scholarships
According to the Directorate of Primary Education, a total of 82,500 students will receive scholarships this year.
Among them, 66,000 scholarships have been allocated for students of government primary schools. Another 16,500 scholarships will go to students from private primary schools and kindergarten institutions.
It is also said that the scholarship distribution will follow a merit ranking, along with district- and upazila-based allocations.
