Bengali education is one of the most important aspects of Bengali culture. It is a compulsory subject in all schools in Bangladesh and is also an important part of the curriculum in schools in India. The Bengali education system is based on the British system. The syllabus is based on the British National Curriculum. The medium of instruction is Bengali.
The Bengali education system is divided into primary, secondary and higher secondary levels. The primary level is divided into grades 1 to 6. The secondary level is divided into grades 7 to 10. The higher secondary level is divided into grades 11 and 12. The duration of the primary, secondary and higher secondary levels is four years. The duration of the higher secondary level is two years. The students are allowed to take a gap year after completing the secondary level.
The students are required to pass the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) examination. The HSC examination is divided into two parts. The first part is the general examination and the second part is the subject examination. The students are required to pass the general examination and the subject examination. The students are allowed to take a gap year after completing the secondary level. The students are required to pass the general examination and the subject examination. The students are allowed to take a gap year after completing the secondary level.
The article discusses the achievements and advancements in Bengali education without introduction and conclusion in English language. The article starts with a brief introduction of Bengali education system followed by a discussion on the recent advancements made in the field of Bengali education. The article also includes a list of some of the notable achievements made in Bengali education in recent years.
