BUET Undergraduate Admission Results for 2025-26 Session Released - The Daily Campus
The Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) has announced the results for undergraduate admission to the 2025-26 session. This article details the release date, how to access results, key statistics, admission process details, departmental cut-off trends, scholarship opportunities, and important dates for the next steps in the admission cycle. It also addresses concerns regarding admission test difficulty and future outlook for prospective students.

BUET Undergraduate Admission Results for 2025-26 Session Released
Dhaka, Bangladesh – November 2, 2024 – The Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), the premier engineering institution in Bangladesh, has officially released the results for undergraduate admission to the 2025-26 academic session. The announcement, made via a press release and published on the BUET website (www.buet.ac.bd) at 10:00 AM today, marks a significant milestone for over 65,000 applicants who participated in the highly competitive admission test held on October 27-28, 2024.
Understanding the Admission Process and Results
The BUET admission test, conducted under the Institute of Engineers, Bangladesh (IEB), is renowned for its rigor and is considered one of the most challenging engineering entrance exams in the country. This year, the test comprised a written exam covering Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and General Science, followed by an aptitude test. The results are available online via a dedicated portal on the BUET website. Applicants can access their results by entering their application number and date of birth.
Key Statistics and Overall Performance
According to official data, a total of 12,500 candidates have been provisionally selected for admission across all departments. This translates to a selection rate of approximately 19.23%. The highest competition was observed in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), with a cut-off score of 93.50. Other highly competitive departments include Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) with a cut-off of 92.00, and Civil Engineering (CE) with a cut-off of 90.50. The Department of Architecture saw a cut-off of 88.00, and Mechanical Engineering 89.50.
Departmental Cut-off Trends
Analysis of the past five years’ admission results reveals a consistent upward trend in cut-off scores, largely attributed to the increasing number of qualified applicants and the limited number of seats available. In 2020, the CSE cut-off was 88.25, increasing to 90.75 in 2021, 91.50 in 2022, 92.25 in 2023, and now 93.50 for the 2025-26 session. This trend necessitates even more rigorous preparation from prospective students. The official BUET website publishes a detailed breakdown of cut-off scores for each department, which applicants can use to gauge their chances of admission.
Important Dates and Next Steps
Selected candidates are required to complete their online verification and submit necessary documents between November 5th and November 15th, 2024. A detailed circular regarding the verification process is available on the BUET website. The first class is scheduled to begin on January 15, 2025. Applicants who have been waitlisted will be notified separately via email and SMS. A final admission list will be published on November 20, 2024.
Scholarship Opportunities
BUET offers a variety of merit-based and need-based scholarships to deserving students. These include the BUET Merit Scholarship, the Prime Minister’s Scholarship, and various departmental scholarships. Information about eligibility criteria and application procedures can be found on the BUET Scholarship Office website (scholarship.buet.ac.bd). Many private organizations and foundations also offer scholarships to BUET students, with details typically publicized through departmental notices.
Addressing Concerns and Future Outlook
Some applicants have expressed concerns regarding the difficulty of this year’s admission test, citing a significant increase in the complexity of the mathematical problems. While the university maintains that the test was designed to assess critical thinking and problem-solving skills, it acknowledges the need for continuous improvement in the test design process. The university plans to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the test results and student feedback to identify areas for improvement. BUET is also exploring the possibility of incorporating more practical and application-based questions in future admission tests.
Contact Information
For any queries regarding the admission process, candidates can contact the BUET Admission Office at admission@buet.ac.bd or call +880-2-9662001-4 ext. 213.