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SUST admission results published


Published: 30 October 2019, 2:49:37

SUST admission results published

SUST Correspondent : The results of admission tests for 2019-20 academic session of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) were published on Wednesday.

Details are available at the university’s website admission.sust.edu, said Professor Mohammad Belal Uddin, president of the admission committee.

A total of 71,018 candidates vied for seats under the A and B units. The overall pass rate is 51.2 percent.

The admission process will begin from November 12.

To get results through SMS, candidates will have to type <SUST-RESULT- Roll number> and send it to 16242 from any mobile operator.

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