DU Kha Unit Admission Test

It is the entrance examination for undergraduate business and commerce programmes at the University of Dhaka. A competitive score is normally required before you can proceed to the next stage of the admission process. Always check the university's official admission website for the current programme list and selection rules.

It is a multiple-choice written test covering Bangla, English, business mathematics and statistics, accounting, business organization and management, finance, banking and insurance, and marketing. There is no negative marking assumption you should rely on, so read the current instruction sheet carefully. The university publishes the exact format, marks distribution and timing each year.

The official body publishes the current question count and time limit, and these can change between admission cycles. Do not rely on numbers from older batches or coaching leaflets. Check the University of Dhaka admission website or the official prospectus for the figures that apply to your year.

The content stays close to the HSC syllabus, but the difficulty comes from volume and time pressure. Questions are usually straightforward if you know the material, so the real challenge is answering many items accurately and quickly. Regular timed practice is the most reliable way to build that speed.

Retake and eligibility rules are set by the university for each admission cycle and may depend on your HSC results, group and year of passing. Confirm your eligibility on the official admission website before applying. There is no universal guarantee that a candidate may sit the test in a later year.

Start with the highest-weight subjects, Bangla and English, because they carry the most marks and reward steady daily reading. Then build accounting and business mathematics, which need practice rather than memorisation. Finish with the smaller subjects, but do not skip them, since easy marks there often decide close ranks.

The most common mistakes are ignoring Bangla and English grammar, memorising accounting entries without solving problems, and practising untimed. Many candidates also misread instructions or spend too long on a single hard question. Review every wrong answer and note why it was wrong, not just the correct option.

Sit full-length timed papers under exam conditions, then spend at least as long reviewing them as you did attempting them. Track accuracy by subject so you can see which topics are leaking marks. In the last week, revise your error log and formula sheets instead of starting new material.

The University of Dhaka publishes application dates, fees, eligibility rules and examination instructions on its official admission website and in the admission prospectus. Use those sources as your authority, and treat third-party summaries as secondary. This page is an independent guide and does not represent the university.