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DHAKA, April 10, 2026 (BSS) - The government will provide a one-time
admission assistance of Taka 6,000 to financially insolvent and meritorious
students admitted to higher secondary and equivalent levels (XI and Alim 1st
year) in the 2025-26 academic year.
Students can apply for this assistance through the Prime Minister's Education
Assistance Trust from 9 am on April 12.
The Prime Minister's Education Assistance Trust has issued a notification to
this end.
The notification said students admitted to Class XI and Alim 1st year in all
government and private educational institutions of the country under the
Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, Directorate of Technical
Education and Directorate of Madrasa Education will be considered eligible
for this assistance.
The online application process (https://www.eservice.pmeat.gov.bd/admission)
will be open until 11:59 pm on April 30, 2026.
The notification regarding the eligibility and conditions of the application
states that to get admission assistance, the student must have a minimum of
60 percent marks in the previous class or GPA 3.50 out of GPA 5.
It states that the annual income of the guardian must be less than Taka 3
lakh. In addition, orphans, disabled, children of freedom fighters and
children of 20th grade government employees will have to upload the necessary
evidence in the application.
The application must be accompanied by a clear copy of the local public
representative's 'Hatadaridra' certificate, certificate of the head of the
institution, birth registration, NID of the parents and online bank account
information.
Since the entire process is online-based, there is no need to send any hard
copy of the application directly to the trust.
After applying with the necessary documents, a high-level committee will
scrutinise it. After that, Taka 6,000 will be sent directly to the online
bank account of the student or guardian in favour of the finally selected
students.
The notification mentioned that for any information regarding assistance, the
helpline numbers (01778958356, 01778964156) can be contacted during office
hours.