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National University Notice 2026 - What's Confirmed This Year

Afrina MonjurUpdated September 1, 2026

The most significant confirmed National University development for the current cycle is the reintroduction of a 100-mark MCQ admission test for Honours starting with the 2025-26 session, alongside an extended application deadline (22 February 2026) - both confirmed by mainstream reporting. This page tracks what's independently verified as of 1 September 2026; for the full current notice board, check nu.ac.bd directly.

Quick facts

  • National University reintroduced a 100-mark MCQ admission test for Honours starting with the 2025-26 session, per The Business Standard.
  • The 2025-26 Honours admission application deadline was extended to 22 February 2026, per Prothom Alo.
  • This page reflects only what could be independently verified as of 1 September 2026 - the full current notice board is at nu.ac.bd.

If you're trying to catch up on what's actually happened with National University in 2026, this page summarizes what's independently confirmed - not aggregator speculation.

Direct answer

The most significant confirmed development for the current cycle is National University reintroducing a 100-mark MCQ admission test for Honours, starting with the 2025-26 session - the first such test in over ten years, confirmed by The Business Standard. The application deadline for this session was also extended to 22 February 2026, per Prothom Alo.

What's confirmed so far in 2026

Development Detail Source
Admission test reintroduced 100-mark MCQ test for Honours, first in 10+ years The Business Standard
2025-26 application deadline Extended to 22 February 2026 Prothom Alo
Application fee Tk 1,000 Prothom Alo
Merit list weighting 100 test marks + 100 from SSC/HSC GPA (40%/60%) Prothom Alo

See National University Admission 2026 for the full breakdown of the current admission cycle.

What this page doesn't cover

This roundup deliberately excludes specific results dates, merit list dates, exam routine dates, and other figures widely reported on aggregator sites, because those specific claims could not be independently traced to mainstream news or a currently accessible official National University document during research for this site. That's not the same as saying they're false - it means this page can't confirm them, and won't present them as fact.

For those topics, see:

Where to check the full current notice board

This page is a roundup of independently confirmed facts, not a live feed. For every current National University notice, check nu.ac.bd directly.

Frequently asked questions

What's the biggest National University change for 2026?

The reintroduction of a 100-mark MCQ admission test for Honours, the first such test in over ten years, confirmed by The Business Standard - part of the 2025-26 admission session.

Where can I see the full current notice board?

At nu.ac.bd - this page summarizes only what's been independently confirmed by mainstream reporting, not every notice National University has published.

Why doesn't this page list every 2026 notice?

Because most specific dates circulating for results, merit lists, and routines could not be independently verified against mainstream news or a currently accessible official document during research - see the individual National University pages on this site for what's confirmed in each area.

Official sources

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Written by Afrina Monjur.

Frequently asked questions

What's the biggest National University change for 2026?
The reintroduction of a 100-mark MCQ admission test for Honours, the first such test in over ten years, confirmed by The Business Standard - part of the 2025-26 admission session.
Where can I see the full current notice board?
At nu.ac.bd - this page summarizes only what's been independently confirmed by mainstream reporting, not every notice National University has published.
Why doesn't this page list every 2026 notice?
Because most specific dates circulating for results, merit lists, and routines could not be independently verified against mainstream news or a currently accessible official document during research - see the individual National University pages on this site for what's confirmed in each area.