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DU Admission Test Sees Record 3.2 Applicants Per Seat

Over 3 lakh students competed for fewer than 6,000 seats in the country's most competitive admission season yet.

Farhana Akter

Farhana Akter

Campus Correspondent

August 9, 2026·3 min read·Updated 3h ago
DU Admission Test Sees Record 3.2 Applicants Per Seat
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In a Nutshell

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    A record 3.2 applicants competed per seat.

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    Science unit drew the highest competition.

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    Results are expected within two weeks.

Dhaka University's admission season closed with record-breaking numbers, underscoring the intensity of competition for public university seats. This is placeholder editorial copy for the design preview, final reporting will replace this text before launch.

Officials familiar with the matter said the development had been weeks in the making, with teams working around the clock to confirm details before publication. Independent sources corroborated the key facts to News Trial on condition of anonymity.

“What matters most is that people get accurate information quickly,” one senior official said, adding that a fuller statement is expected within days.

Analysts say the development could have wide-reaching implications in the weeks ahead, though they caution that much depends on how key stakeholders respond. News Trial will continue to follow the story as it develops.

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Farhana Akter

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Farhana Akter

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