Dakhil Examination case studies
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The Dakhil Examination is the secondary-level public examination taken at the end of the Dakhil curriculum in Bangladesh, and it is the credential a student holds on completing that stage of schooling. It matters most to students finishing the Dakhil course, to families deciding on the next step, and to anyone using the certificate for admission to higher secondary study or for basic eligibility in further training. The Dakhil Examination case studies are 5 cases and about 2,970 words.
1Waterlogging in a Wards 4–6 Drainage Scheme
A pourashava in a low-lying district receives 180 mm of rain in six hours during the monsoon. Ward 4 (population 9,000) floods to knee depth; Ward 5 (population 6,500) floods only at one culvert; Ward 6 (population 4,000, mostly farmland) drains within a day.
688 words, about 3 min2Deciding the Correct Verb Form in a School Notice
A student is writing a notice for the school noticeboard. Her draft reads: 'All students are requested to be attend the meeting held in the auditorium tomorrow.
408 words, about 2 min3Choosing a Safe Water Source for a Village Tube Well
A village of 1,200 people has two tube wells. Well A is 25 m deep and tests show 0.06 mg/L arsenic, above the national limit of 0.05 mg/L; it is 60 m from the school and used by about 700 people.
639 words, about 3 min4Budgeting a Small Tailoring Business
Rahima runs a tailoring business from home. She buys cloth for 12,000 taka per month and thread and buttons for 1,500 taka.
650 words, about 3 min5Interpreting a Class Test Score Table
A mathematics teacher records marks out of 50 for two sections. Section A (30 students): mean 32, median 34, range 41, with 4 students below 15.
585 words, about 3 min