Dakhil Examination study guide
Dakhil Examination · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
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 study guide has 10 sections and about 2,069 words.
01Bangla: Reading, Grammar and Composition
The Bangla paper rewards precise knowledge of grammar and disciplined reading. Revise sandhi (সন্ধি) and samas (সমাস) as separate systems, because questions often mix them: sandhi joins two words with a phonetic change, while samas builds a compound word whose meaning is carried by a head word.
274 words, about 1 min02English: Grammar, Vocabulary and Writing
Build the paper around four pillars: tense and aspect, agreement, clause structure, and vocabulary in context. Know how present perfect differs from past simple, when to use passive voice, and how articles, prepositions and modals behave in fixed patterns.
242 words, about 1 min03Mathematics: Algebra, Geometry and Problem Solving
Revise algebraic identities, factorization, simple and simultaneous equations, and exponents. In geometry, know the theorems on triangles, circles and parallel lines, and be able to construct and prove.
193 words, under 1 min04Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Earth
In physics, understand motion, force, work, energy, electricity and light, with their units. In chemistry, learn atomic structure, the periodic table, chemical reactions, acids and bases, and common compounds.
203 words, about 1 min05Bangladesh and Global Studies: History, Civics and Geography
Revise the major periods of Bengal history, the Language Movement, the Liberation War and its sequence of events, and the structure of the Bangladesh Constitution and government. Civics topics include rights, duties, the branches of government and international organizations.
201 words, about 1 min06ICT: Hardware, Software, Networks and Safety
Revise computer generations, hardware components and their functions, input and output devices, memory types and units. Learn software categories, operating systems, word processing and spreadsheet basics, and database concepts.
184 words, under 1 min07Religion and Moral Education: Shared Ethical Core
This domain is taught in separate streams, but the exam skills are shared. For your own stream, learn the core beliefs, the main scripture and its structure, key rituals and their meanings, and the moral duties taught.
195 words, under 1 min08Physical Education, Health Science and Sports
Revise the benefits of exercise, components of fitness, warm-up and cool-down, and first aid for common injuries. Health topics include nutrition and balanced diet, hygiene, communicable and non-communicable diseases, immunization and mental health.
189 words, under 1 min09Work and Life Oriented Education: Practical Skills
This subject builds practical competence for daily life. Revise basic skills in agriculture and gardening, food preparation and preservation, clothing and repair, household budgeting and savings, simple tools and safety, and small enterprise ideas.
186 words, under 1 min10Optional Elective Subjects: Strategy for Group Papers
Optional electives differ by group, but the exam demands the same discipline. Identify your subject's core vocabulary, key definitions, standard diagrams or formats, and the typical question types.
202 words, about 1 min