Govt School Admission Circular 2025. As we enter a new academic year, the Government of Bangladesh is pleased to announce the opening of admissions for the 2025 academic session at various government-run schools across the nation. This circular aims to provide comprehensive information regarding the process, eligibility criteria, key dates, and all other relevant details to ensure a smooth and transparent admission process for all prospective students and their families.
The government continues to prioritize access to quality education for all children, regardless of their background or financial status, and this admission process is designed to reflect that commitment. This year, there are some exciting updates and improvements aimed at enhancing the inclusivity and accessibility of our education system. Govt School Admission Circular 2025 – gsa.teletalk.com.bd. ২০২৫ শিক্ষাবর্ষে সরকারি বিদ্যালয়ে ১ম থেকে ৯ম শ্রেণিতে ভর্তির বিজ্ঞপ্তি
Key Dates and Important Information
1. Admission Start Date: 12 November 2024
2. Admission End Date: 30 November 2024 – 05:00 PM
3. Online Application Portal Opening: 12 November 2024 – 11:00 AM
4. Last Date for Submission of Application: 30 November 2024
5. Document Verification Period: 01 January 2020 – 31 December 2017
6. Final Admission Lists Published: 01 January 2024
7. School Commencement Date for Selected Students: 01 January 2024
Please ensure to follow the important dates to avoid any last-minute hassles.
Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility for admission to government schools varies depending on the grade level. Below is a breakdown of the requirements:
1. Pre-Primary (Kindergarten)
- Age: Children born between 05 and 07 are eligible for admission.
- Parents should provide proof of age (birth certificate or any government-issued document).
- No prior formal education is required.
2. Primary Level (Grade 1 to Grade 5)
- Students should have completed the previous grade level.
- Parents/guardians must submit a copy of the student’s previous school report card or a transfer certificate if coming from another school.
3. Secondary Level (Grade 6 to Grade 10)
- Students must have successfully passed the previous grade and submit relevant academic records.
- A transfer certificate is mandatory for those transferring from non-government schools.
4. Higher Secondary Level (Grade 11 and 12)
- Students should have completed Grade 10 and passed the corresponding national or state-level examination.
- For students coming from private institutions, a transfer certificate and proof of past academic performance must be submitted.
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Application Process
The application process for government school admissions is entirely online to facilitate ease of access and reduce physical paperwork. Here are the key steps involved:
1. Online Registration
- Visit the official Dshe website at https://dshe.gov.bd/
- Create an account using a valid email address or mobile number.
- Fill out the personal details of the student and the parent/guardian, including address, contact number, and other basic information.
2. Selection of Preferred School
- During the registration process, you will be asked to select your preferred school(s) from a list of available government institutions in your locality.
- You may also opt for schools in different areas, depending on availability and vacancies.
3. Document Upload
- Upload the required documents, which may include:
- Birth certificate (for Kindergarten or Grade 1 admissions)
- Previous school report cards (if applicable)
- Transfer certificate (if applicable)
- Address proof (utility bill, ration card, etc.)
- Identity proof (Aadhaar card or equivalent)
- Ensure that all documents are clear and legible. Incomplete or unclear documentation may lead to rejection of the application.
4. Payment of Processing Fee
- A nominal processing fee may be applicable, depending on the region or the level of schooling. This can be paid online via credit/debit card, net banking, or mobile wallets.
- For certain categories (e.g., economically weaker sections, differently-abled children), the fee may be waived.
5. Confirmation and Acknowledgment
- After applying, you will receive an acknowledgment receipt with a unique application number. Please keep this receipt safe for future reference.
6. Admission List and Document Verification
- Based on the availability of seats, a provisional admission list will be published on the school’s website or the central admission portal.
- Once your name appears on the list, you will be required to visit the school for document verification. The school authorities will verify your submitted documents and finalize the admission.
7. Final Admission
- Once document verification is complete, and all eligibility criteria are met, you will be issued a final admission letter. You are required to complete the enrollment formalities at the school, which may include the payment of any applicable fees (if any).
Special Provisions for Marginalized and Vulnerable Groups
The government recognizes the importance of providing equal opportunities for children from all backgrounds. Therefore, there are special provisions in place for children from marginalized and vulnerable groups:
1. Reservation for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS)
A certain percentage of seats are reserved for children from economically weaker sections, ensuring that they have equal access to quality education. Parents must submit relevant proof of income to avail of this benefit.
2. Seats for Children with Disabilities
A portion of the seats are reserved for differently-abled children. The schools are equipped with the necessary infrastructure, such as ramps, special classrooms, and trained educators, to support the needs of these students.
3. Reserved Quotas for Tribal and Rural Children
Some schools may have specific quotas for children from tribal or rural areas. This aims to reduce educational disparities between urban and rural regions.
4. Language Support for Non-Native Students
For students coming from different linguistic backgrounds, the schools may offer language support programs to ensure a smooth transition and academic success.
Important Notes
- Admission based on merit: The admission process for most government schools is merit-based, with priority given to children from the local catchment area, economically disadvantaged sections, and vulnerable communities.
- School Fees: Government schools are largely tuition-free; however, there may be nominal charges for activities such as sports, annual functions, or excursion trips. These fees are kept as low as possible to ensure accessibility.
- Transportation: Some schools may offer subsidized transportation services for students who live in distant areas. For more information, check with the respective school.
- Parental Responsibility: Parents must remain actively involved in the admission process. This includes completing all formalities, ensuring timely submission of documents, and keeping track of admission announcements.
Contact Information
For any queries related to the admission process, applicants can contact the following:
- Website: https://gsa.teletalk.com.bd/
- Helpline Number:
- Email:
- Local Education Offices: Visit your nearest education office for assistance.
Govt School Admission
The Government of Bangladesh is committed to providing all children with an opportunity to receive quality education. By following the steps outlined in this circular, you can ensure a smooth and hassle-free admission process for your child. We encourage all eligible students to apply on time and make use of the online system for a more efficient and transparent admission experience.
This year’s admission process reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to improve the educational landscape, offering equal opportunities to every child, regardless of their socio-economic background. We look forward to welcoming all new students into our government schools in 2025 and wish them a successful academic journey ahead.
