Md Saiful Islam
About Candidate
Career and Application (Field)
My career goal is to contribute meaningfully to the development of the country through a responsible position in the public sector, where I can utilize my skills, knowledge, and dedication. I am particularly interested in administrative and inspection-based fields such as food security, public health, and consumer rights — where my attention to detail and commitment to integrity can make a real impact.
I aspire to work in dynamic environments that value discipline, transparency, and public service. I am keen on roles that involve field-level responsibilities, public interaction, and data-based decision-making. My application is focused on sectors where I can grow professionally while upholding accountability and serving the greater good of society.
Location
Education
An Overview of SSC Examination 2016 in Bangladesh The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination of 2016 in Bangladesh marked another significant milestone in the nation’s educational journey. Held under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and various education boards, the SSC exam is a critical national assessment that determines a student’s eligibility for higher secondary education. Key Highlights: Schedule: The SSC 2016 exams officially commenced on February 1, 2016, and continued for approximately one month, including both written and practical tests. Participation: Over 1.65 million students from across the country participated in the SSC and equivalent exams under 10 education boards, including Madrasah and Technical boards. Security Measures: For the first time, the government imposed stricter measures to curb question paper leaks and irregularities. Mobile phones and electronic devices were prohibited within exam centers. Question Pattern: The 2016 exam followed the newly introduced creative question (CQ) system more widely, aiming to assess analytical and critical thinking skills among students rather than rote memorization. Result Announcement: The results were published on May 11, 2016, with an average pass rate of 88.70%, reflecting a slight increase from the previous year. Impact: SSC 2016 played a vital role in shaping the academic careers of hundreds of thousands of students. The shift toward competency-based education through creative questions was a step forward in improving the quality of secondary education in Bangladesh.
An Overview of the HSC Examination 2019 in Bangladesh The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Examination is one of the most significant public examinations in Bangladesh, marking the completion of twelve years of formal education and serving as a gateway to higher education in universities and professional institutions. 📌 Schedule and Participation The HSC Examination 2019 began on April 1, 2019, and continued until mid-May. A total of 1,351,505 students from across the country appeared in the exam under nine general education boards, Madrasah Board (Alim), and Technical Education Board (Vocational). 🔐 Security and Reforms To ensure the integrity of the examination: Question papers were strictly secured and not opened until 25 minutes before the exam started. Mobile phones and digital devices were strictly banned inside exam centers. Monitoring teams were deployed to prevent any irregularities or malpractice. These measures were implemented following previous years’ concerns about question leaks and unfair practices. 📘 Exam Format The exam followed the national curriculum and maintained a balanced structure: Creative Questions (CQ) tested students' analytical and reasoning skills. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) evaluated objective knowledge. Science, Business, Humanities, and Vocational tracks each had subject-specific evaluation patterns. 📊 Results and Statistics The results of the HSC Examination 2019 were published on July 17, 2019. Key highlights include: Overall pass rate: 73.93% Total GPA-5 achievers: Approximately 47,586 students Highest performance: Dhaka Education Board, in terms of pass rate and GPA-5 achievers ⚖️ Challenges and Outlook While the 2019 HSC exam was relatively free from controversy, challenges such as: Academic pressure, Over-reliance on coaching centers, Lack of practical-based learning in some institutions ...still remain significant concerns. Educational authorities continue working toward improving the quality and fairness of public assessments in Bangladesh. ✅ Conclusion
Work & Experience
🏢 Company Background Familytex (BD) Ltd. is a Bangladeshi garments manufacturing company established in 2003, with operations beginning in 2006 in the Chittagong Export Processing Zone (CEPZ). It was listed on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) in 2013. 📉 Financial Crisis & Management Issues The company was once profitable, but since the fiscal year 2016–17, it began incurring consistent losses. By FY 2019–20, it recorded a net loss of BDT 5.33 crore (53.3 million) and had accumulated bank loans worth over BDT 32 crore. During this period, key sponsor-directors sold off their shares and exited the company, resulting in a failure to maintain the minimum shareholding requirements for directors.
