SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus 2022: Exam Saturday, Get Details

SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus 2022: All Board SSC Exam has been started today, September 15, 2022, Bangla 1st Paper exam was taken based on the short syllabus. Bangla 2nd Paper Exam will take place on September 17, 2022, based on the short syllabus which is necessary to know for all the students across the country. Now, if you need SSC Short Syllabus 2022 Bangla 2nd Part, so you will get it from the mentioned websites.

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SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus 2022
SSC Short Syllabus 2022 Bangla 2nd Paper to be applied in the question

SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus 2022

According to the new routine published on August 31, 2022, Bangla 2nd Paper Exam, Subject Codes 102 and 104 has been scheduled for Saturday (September 17, 2022). The exam will start at 11:00 AM and continue till 01:00 PM.

The candidates who are going to take the part in Bangla 2nd Paper exam must know that the exam duration has been reduced by 1 hour. As a result, the exam is taken at 2 hours instead of 3 hours. But, luckily SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus will be applied for this exam.

SSC Short Syllabus 2022 Bangla 2nd Paper to be applied in the question

Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic across the country, all the educational institutions were shut down for almost one and half years. For this reason, students are unable to attend the exam during the Pandemic.

To consider this issue, Bangladesh Education Board decided to shorten the syllabus for the board exam. Later, the Ministry of Education published SSC Short Syllabus 2022 for All Education Board. As a result, SSC 1st Paper Exam was taken on September 15, 2022, based on the Short Syllabus.

So, All Subjects including Bangla 2nd Paper Exam will be taken on the new syllabus. The candidates who are going to appear on the exam on September 17, 2022, have to take the final preparation based on SSC Bangla 2nd Paper Short Syllabus 2022.

There will be 30 Questions in the MCQ Part, but candidates have to answer the 15 questions. Candidates will get 1 mark for each right answer. On the other hand, 40 Marks has set for Broad Questions.