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CU A Unit Admission 2026-27: The Science Test on 30 January

বাংলায় পড়তে চাও? দেখো: চবি এ ইউনিট ভর্তি ২০২৬-২৭: বিজ্ঞানের পরীক্ষা ৩০ জানুয়ারি

Chittagong University's A unit — its science unit — sits on 30 January 2027, the day after the business unit opens the season. That single test is the door to four faculties: Science, Biological Science, Engineering, and Marine Sciences & Fisheries. Applications run from 15 November to 10 December 2026, with centres in Chattogram, Dhaka and Rajshahi.

By seats it is also the biggest unit CU runs. In 2025-26 its 1,093 places drew roughly 87,695 applications, close to 80 per seat. Of the 79,410 who turned up, 41,609 passed — about 52% — so clearing the pass line is the easy half; the merit list is drawn far above it.

CU A unit 2026-27 — dates

StepDateStatus
Online application15 November – 10 December 2026Announced (2026-27)
Application fee (per unit)BDT 1,000 in 2025-26Last cycle (2025-26)
Minimum GPA and seatsDue in the detailed 2026-27 circularNot announced yet
A unit test30 January 2027Announced (2026-27)
Test centresChattogram, Dhaka and RajshahiAnnounced (2026-27)
Last test and result2 January 2026; result 7 JanuaryLast cycle (2025-26)

Rows marked "last cycle" are 2025-26 figures and may change in this year's circular. Last verified: 26 September 2026.

Learn it with interactive animations

An idea that is hard to picture from a still textbook diagram becomes obvious when you change the values yourself and watch it happen. Each simulation below comes with a full plain-language explanation, the formulas, solved examples, common mistakes and exam tips, so understanding and revision happen together.

Subject marks: English is fixed, the other three are yours to pick

Dropping one of the four sciences is what sets this unit apart. Weak in biology? Keep maths. Afraid of maths? Keep biology. Make that call now rather than in the exam hall, so every revision hour goes to the three you will actually answer. Whether any department later insists on a particular subject score is something to confirm in the detailed circular.

SubjectMarks (2025-26)
English (compulsory)25
Any three of physics, chemistry, maths, biology3 × 25 = 75
Total / time100 MCQ, 1 hour
Negative marking / pass−0.25 / 40

Who may apply

In 2025-26 candidates with SSC from 2022 or 2023 and HSC from 2024 or 2025 were eligible, so second-timers could sit. The A unit minimum was cut from GPA 8.5 to 8.0, provided SSC was at least 4.0 and HSC at least 3.0. The 2026-27 years and floors will come in the new circular.

One point is disputed. Prothom Alo reported a 120-mark total — 100 MCQ plus 20 from GPA — while The Daily Campus reported that no GPA marks were added in 2025-26. Which applies this year is for the circular to settle.

Last cycle: competition and result

After the result, a re-check of OMR sheets affected 17 scripts, Ittefaq reported. Careless bubbling and a mis-written roll or set code do cost real marks, so practise your mocks on a proper OMR sheet as well.

2025-26Figure
Seats1,093
Applicantsabout 87,695 (~80 per seat)
Sat / passed79,410 / 41,609 (~52%)
Test / result2 January / 7 January 2026

Where the A unit leads

We have not found a verified department-by-department seat list; the 1,093 places are shared across these four faculties. If marine science is what draws you, this is the unit that reaches it.

  • Faculty of Science
  • Faculty of Biological Science (except two departments placed in unit D)
  • Faculty of Engineering
  • Faculty of Marine Sciences & Fisheries

A plan that runs to late January

  1. In December, fix your three sciences and list every HSC chapter in each.
  2. Keep three weekly sessions for English grammar and vocabulary — not every rival prepares those 25 marks equally.
  3. From early January, sit a timed one-hour, 100-question mock daily, scored with the negative marking.
  4. If you also sit CUET (23 January) or SUST, plan one stay in Chattogram to cover them.

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