XI CLASS ADMISSION SYSTEM
SESSION: 2026-2027
Complete & official guide for XI Class (HSC) Admission 2026 — Circular, Requirement, application process, important dates, Admission Result/ merit list, migration & final admission.
Admission at a Glance
XI Class admission is the bridge between your SSC result and your next two academic years. You apply, get selected through a central process, confirm your seat, then complete the final admission at the college. Bangladesh uses a centralized online system for most colleges, and the main portal is xiclassadmission.gov.bd. This guide walks you through the dates, full process, results, merit lists, migration, and final admission—so you can finish the job without getting stuck halfway.
The XI (HSC) Admission process is divided into three application phases to help fill seats efficiently across colleges. Each phase has its own result, confirmation window, and seat movement (migration). XI Class Admission (also called HSC admission) is the process of getting admitted to Class XI after passing SSC or an equivalent exam. It’s the standard route into HSC-level education in Bangladesh.
XI Class Admission System
This is a fully online, application-first system. You don’t usually submit paper applications to colleges at the beginning. The XI Class Admission seat allocation is done centrally using merit rules (SSC GPA, subject marks, quotas where applicable, and your choice order). That’s why your priority list matters as much as your GPA.
Most government and many private colleges follow the same online system, then complete verification and fee collection at the college only after selection. Phase-wise completion keeps the whole cycle moving: apply → merit list → confirm → final admission.
XI Class Admission 2026–2027
XI Class admission is mostly decided by merit—your SSC GPA and (when needed) your subject marks—then your choice order decides which college the system tries to place you in first. You apply online through the centralized system, and the official portal is xiclassadmission.gov.bd. We recommend you treat your preference list like a plan: mix dream colleges with realistic options so you don’t risk going unselected.
The admission runs in multiple phases, so results and available seats can change as time goes on. If migration is on, your selection can move up to a higher-choice college when seats open, but it won’t move you down. The step you can’t ignore is confirmation—if you don’t confirm within the deadline, you can lose the seat even after getting selected.
- Online application fee: BDT 220.
- Three phases (1st, 2nd, 3rd) to maximize seat occupancy.
- Automatic migration facility
- College choice priority system (your order is your strategy).
- Online confirmation is mandatory after selection.
Some special colleges may run separate admission tests or processes. Don’t assume every famous college is under the central portal.
Key Highlights
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Admission circular publication | 24 July 2026 |
| Online application start | 30 July |
| Application deadline | 11–15 August |
| 1st merit list publication | 20 August |
| 2nd merit list publication | 28 August |
| 3rd merit list publication | 3 September |
| Final college admission | 7–14 September |
| Class start date | 15 September |
Eligibility Criteria for XI Class (HSC) Admission
Eligibility usually depends on your SSC passing year (current year and often a limited number of previous years). Before you even start the application, confirm that your passing year is accepted for this session.
Basic Requirements for XI Class Admission:
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | Bangladeshi or approved foreign equivalent |
| Educational Background | Passed SSC or equivalent (2024/2025/2026) |
| Minimum GPA | Varies by group and college (check individual college) |
| Age Limit (BOU Students) | Maximum 22 years as of application start date |
| Foreign Board Candidates | Must get equivalency certificate from Dhaka Education Board |
XI Class Admission Circular 2026
The XI Class Admission circular is the official notice that tells you the full rules for this year’s admission. It explains who can apply, how the online system works, and what you must do in each phase (apply, get selected, confirm, then complete final admission). We recommend you read the circular first, because it clears up most common confusion before you start the form.
You should look for the circular on the official XI admission portal, xiclassadmission.gov.bd. The circular usually includes the application steps, fee details, choice limits, confirmation rules, and migration policy. Below, we’ve added the official XI admission circular as an image and also as a PDF so you can check the original notice anytime.
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Circular Publisher | Ministry of Education |
| Official Website | xiclassadmission.gov.bd |
| Application Period | July 30 – August 15, 2026 |
| Applies To | All Education Boards in Bangladesh |
| Admission Level | XI (Class 11) / HSC |
How To Apply For Xi Class Admission
To apply for XI Class admission, you must submit your application online through the official system at xiclassadmission.gov.bd. Before you start, keep your SSC roll, registration number, board, and passing year ready, and decide your college list (with EIIN), group, version, and shift so you don’t get confused while filling out the form. You should enter everything carefully, then review it once more before final submission, because small mistakes (like a wrong EIIN or wrong group) can cause big problems later.
After you finish the basic application steps, follow the next two sections below—Filling Out the Form and How to Pay the Application Fee—to complete the form properly. You’ll complete the online form first, then pay the application fee as instructed, and finally submit the application.
Filling Out the Online Application Form on xiclassadmission.gov.bd
- Open xiclassadmission.gov.bd
- Go to the online application area (often shown as “Apply Now”).
- Enter your SSC details and give an active mobile number.
- Create/register your account using the instructions on the screen (the system may give you an EDU ID and password).
- Log in and check your basic information (name, date of birth, SSC result info) so you don’t submit wrong data.
- Choose your colleges in priority order (usually you select 5 to 10 colleges).
- For each college, select the correct group (Science/Humanities/Business Studies) and choose shift/version if the college offers those options.
- Review everything once more—EIIN, group, shift, version, and your priority order—then submit.
- Download or save the application.
How to Pay the Application Fee (Step-by-step)
You must pay the application fee through the portal, or your application won’t be accepted.
- After filling the form, go to the payment option
- Check the application fee amount (BDT 220) and service charges may be added.
- Select a payment method available on the portal
- Complete the payment exactly as shown on the screen.
- Save the transaction ID/reference and download the payment slip if it’s available.
- Re-check your dashboard to confirm the payment status shows “paid/complete” before you close the session.
After Complete Payment, go back to application submission Section and Submit your Application.
Choosing the Right Colleges: EIIN, Group and Priority List
Your college choice list is where most mistakes happen, so plan it before you open the form. First, make a simple list of the colleges you want, and write each college’s EIIN number and location (district/upazila) beside it. This helps you avoid selecting the wrong institute by mistake, especially when college names look similar.
You must choose at least 5 and at most 10 choices in your application, so use the slots wisely. We suggest you keep a mix: a few dream colleges, some realistic colleges, and at least 2–3 safe colleges based on your GPA and past cut-off trends. Also check that each college actually offers your group (Science/Business Studies/Humanities), and that the shift/version you select exists for that group.
One important point: if a college has two shifts (like Morning and Day) and you apply for both shifts, it will usually count as two separate choices because you selected two separate options in the list.
XI Class Admission Result 2026
The XI Class admission result tells you whether you got a seat and exactly where you’re placed (college, group, shift, version). The main place to check the result online is the official XI admission portal: xiclassadmission.gov.bd.
When results are published, go to the portal yourself and check using the same SSC-related details you used during application (and the account/ID if the system asks for it). If the website is slow or doesn’t load, it usually means heavy traffic, so wait a bit and try again during a quieter time.
After you open your result page, read every field carefully. You’ll normally see the selected college name and your assigned shift (for example, Morning/Day), and version (Bangla/English) if the college runs multiple options. We recommend you download/print the applicant copy or result page if the portal gives that option, because you’ll need it during confirmation and final admission steps.
If you’re selected, follow the portal instructions for confirmation within the given time period, then prepare for the college’s final admission dates and document checks. If you’re not selected in a phase, don’t stop—check the next phase notice, fill out the application form or update the application, and watch for new merit lists.
Merit List: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Phase Results
The XI admission result is published in phases, and each phase comes with its own merit list. You check every phase result from the official portal (xiclassadmission.gov.bd), using your application/SSC details. If you’re selected in a phase, you must confirm within that phase’s confirmation time—otherwise the seat can be lost and given to others in the next steps.
1st Phase Result (1st Merit List)
The 1st merit list is the first big seat allocation, based on your SSC GPA/marks rules and your college priority list. If you get selected here, read the result carefully (college, group, shift, version) and download the slip so you have proof later. Don’t delay confirmation—this is where many students lose their seat even after being selected.
If you’re not selected in the 1st phase, it doesn’t mean you’re out. Seats can reopen when some students don’t confirm, cancel, or move to other options. Simple as that.
2nd Phase Result (2nd Merit List)
The 2nd merit list is mainly for students who weren’t placed earlier and for seats that become available after the 1st phase confirmation and movements. This phase often changes the picture because seat counts change—some colleges fill up fast, while others reopen seats. So you should check the portal again, not just once.
If you get selected in the 2nd phase, confirm within the deadline shown in your dashboard and keep your payment proof and slip saved. If you still aren’t selected, stay ready for the next list and follow the portal notices closely.
3rd Phase Result (3rd Merit List)
The 3rd merit list is usually the last regular phase in the central system. It covers remaining seats after the earlier phases, so it can help students who had fewer chances before. Even here, you must check your assigned college details carefully and complete confirmation exactly as instructed.
Confirmation Your Seat After Selection
After you’re selected, you must complete online confirmation from the official XI admission portal (xiclassadmission.gov.bd). This step is time-bound, so don’t wait for the last day—if you miss the confirmation window, the system will cancel your selection and the seat may go to someone else in the next phase.
During confirmation, the portal will show your selected college details (group, shift, version) and ask you to complete payment. The confirmation fee is typically shown on the portal (often around Tk 335, plus service charge if any), so always follow the exact amount and method displayed in your dashboard. After payment, save the confirmation slip and transaction ID, because you’ll need them for final admission at the college.
Migration Process in XI Class Admission
Migration means the system may move you from your current selected college to a higher college from your own priority list, if seats become available later. It’s not random; it is based on your priority order, merit position, and available seats to determine whether you can move up.
Key migration points:
- Migration is upward only, not downward.
- You must confirm your place to activate migration.
- Migration is automatic—no further action is required after you enable it.
- Once migrated, your previous seat is released for others.
What to Do If Not Selected in Any Phase
First, don’t panic. This happens every year, especially when students choose only high-demand colleges.
- Apply in the next phase (if the system allows reapplication/updates).
- Change preferences; add safer colleges, adjust group/version/shift choices.
- Consider group change options only if you’re eligible and the colleges support it.
- Use alternatives: private colleges that admit directly, or institutions with separate systems.
Conclusion
XI Class Admission 2026–2027 becomes easy when you follow the correct order: apply online, choose the right colleges, pay the fee, then check your result on the official portal (xiclassadmission.gov.bd). After you’re selected, confirm on time, keep your payment slip safe, and keep watching your status because migration can move you to a higher choice.
If you don’t get selected in the first merit list, don’t panic. Check the 2nd and 3rd phase results, update your choices if the system allows, and stay ready for the next notice. Finally, complete the college admission within the deadline, take all required documents, and follow only official updates so you don’t miss any change.