Chittagong University Admission Circular 2025-26
If you’re planning to apply for the academic year 2025-26 at the University of Chittagong (CU), you’re in the right place. This comprehensive guide covers the full admission circular: from the eligibility criteria and online application process through to admit card download, seat plan, test dates, result publication and final admission. We’ll also provide internal links to help you navigate related articles on our site (CollegeBBro.com) for deeper reading.
What is the Admission Circular?
An admission circular is the official announcement by the university authority that opens up the process of applying for first‐year honours (undergraduate) programmes. The circular provides all the essential information: eligibility, units & sub-units, timeline, fee structure, methods of application, test schedule, seat plan, result and final admission procedure.
For CU, the circular for 2025-26 has been publicised via the official admission portal.
Key Dates at a Glance
Here are the important timeline highlights you must note:
Online application start: 1 December 2025.
Application end date: 15 December 2025.
Tentative admission test dates: 2 Jan to 12 Jan 2026.
Unit A test: 2 Jan 2026
Unit B test: 3 Jan 2026
Unit C test: 9 Jan 2026
Unit D test: 10 Jan 2026
Sub‐units B1 (5 Jan), B2 (6 Jan), D1 (12 Jan) respectively.
(Note these dates are tentative, final schedule will be confirmed by CU.)
Make sure you mark these dates in your calendar and set up reminders for each stage: application, payment, admit card download, seat plan, test day, result announcement, final admission.
Eligibility Criteria
Before you apply, check you meet the eligibility. While the detailed breakdown for each unit is published in the full circular, typical requirements are:
Passing SSC (or equivalent) and HSC (or equivalent) within the required year ranges.
Minimum GPA requirements in SSC and HSC.
Meeting any subject‐group specific criteria (for example science group may require science background).
(Exact unit‐wise eligibility will be found in the PDF circular from the official portal.)
Units and Sub-Units Structure
The undergraduate admission at CU is divided into multiple units (A, B, C, D) and some sub‐units (such as B1, B2, D1). Each unit corresponds to certain faculties and groups (science, arts, commerce etc). The test dates are also unit‐wise. For 2025-26:
Unit A
Unit B (with sub‐units B1, B2)
Unit C
Unit D (with sub‐unit D1)
Applicants must apply for the unit corresponding to their desired subject area and meet the eligibility for that unit.
Application Process – Step by Step
Here’s how to apply online:
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Visit the official admission portal: admission.cu.ac.bd or the CU admission website.
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Register/login and fill in the application form: SSC & HSC details, board, passing year, GPA, subject group, preferred units etc.
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Upload required photo, signature or other documents if needed.
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Submit the form. After submission, you will receive a user ID / confirmation code on your phone.
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Download/print the pay‐slip (if required) and pay the application fee via the specified payment method (e.g., mobile banking or bank).
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After payment, confirm your application is complete and wait for the admit card download notification.
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Download the admit card when available; keep a printed copy for exam day.
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Check for seat plan release and attend the test at the assigned venue and time.
Application Fee & Payment Method
The exact fee amount and payment method will be indicated in the circular. Previous years indicate units had about Tk. 1,000 as application fee. Payment may be via mobile banking (bKash, Rocket etc) or bank deposit. Ensure you pay well before the deadline to avoid any last‐minute issues.
Admit Card, Seat Plan & Exam Details
Admit Card: The admit card download usually starts a few days before the test. It contains your roll, test venue, date & time, instructions.
Seat Plan: Published publicly before the test; shows your exam hall and seat number.
Exam Details / Test Format: The circular will specify the full marks, time, type of questions (MCQ, written), and the unit-wise test date. Make sure you prepare accordingly.
Result, Merit List & Final Admission
After the test, the result is published unit-wise. Then the merit list is prepared based on a combination of HSC/SSC results and admission test scores (depending on university rules). Qualified candidates are then called for final admission / registration. Keep an eye on official notice board and the portal for updates.
Important Tips for Applicants
Apply as soon as the window opens (don’t wait until the last minute).
Double‐check all your details (name, board, roll, passing year) when filling the form. Errors may disqualify you or create issues later.
Keep copies/screenshots of everything: application submitted page, payment receipt, admit card.
Understand your unit & subject group eligibility beforehand. If you apply for the wrong unit, you may lose your chance.
Read thoroughly any instructions in the circular about examination rules (What to bring, barred items, reporting time etc.).
Prepare for the admission test: use past papers, sample MCQs, model tests. The competition is high.
On the test day, reach your center early, bring your admit card and valid ID, follow instructions strictly.
After the exam, monitor result announcements and follow registration steps promptly.
Why This Circular Matters for You
Missing a key date means you miss the chance for that academic year.
Understanding eligibility and unit structure helps you choose the correct unit and subject.
Having a smooth application process reduces stress and last‐minute problems.
Being well‐prepared for the test improves your chances of getting into your desired subject.
Given that CU is one of Bangladesh’s major public universities, securing admission here is a significant stepping‐stone to future academic and career success.
Read this articles help your admission test preparation:
The admission cycle for the academic year 2025-26 at the University of Chittagong is open for applicants. With the online application starting 1 December 2025, test dates in early January 2026, you have a clear timeline ahead. Make sure to follow this guide closely—check the eligibility, apply promptly, pay fees, download your admit card, attend the test, and monitor results. Use the internal links above to bolster your preparation, and stay updated via the official portal. Best of luck with your application!
