Notre Dame College Sets September 18 for Class XI Document Submission

Published on: September 17, 2026 7:08 PM
Notre Dame College News

Students admitted to Class XI for the 2026–27 academic year must submit their admission documents on September 18.

Notre Dame College will collect Class XI admission documents on September 18 for the 2026–27 academic year. The college announced the schedule in a notice published on its website on Thursday, September 17.

Students must submit their admission form at the college on September 18. They must also submit the required documents at the same time.

Students need to bring the admission test admit card. They must bring a printed copy of the SSC examination marksheet. A photocopy of the school testimonial is also required.

Students must also bring the original SSC examination admit card. A photocopy of the birth registration certificate is required as well. The certificate can be in Bangla or English.

Each student must bring one recent passport-size colour photograph. These documents will be collected at the college according to the issued schedule.

The college will provide several admission-related items after document submission. Students will receive uniform fabric, a bag, notebooks and pens on the same day. Other necessary items will also be provided by the college.

The notice asked students to follow their designated time carefully. Students must also go to the assigned booth or room number.

Students admitted to Class XI should prepare all required documents before visiting the college. The document collection will take place on September 18 under the schedule issued by Notre Dame College.

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Tasfia Jahan

Tasfia Jahan is an education news writer at Rising Barta. She covers exam updates, admit cards, exam schedules, and academic notices related to Bangladesh education. Tasfia has more than 5 years of experience teaching students through coaching centers and tuition programs. She writes student-focused articles using verified information from official websites, education boards, universities, and institutional notices. You can follow her on Facebook

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