It is the dream of millions of students to get admission in class XI in Holy Cross College, one of the top and traditional educational institutions of the country . For the highest evaluation of merit, the college organizes a selection test or admission test under its own management. For admission in the 2026-27 academic year, the college authorities have already published the selection test schedule and several strict and urgent instructions for the candidates.
Since a small mistake can lead to the cancellation of the admission process, it is very important to have a clear idea about all the rules and regulations related to Holy Cross College Admission 2026 and the list of required documents before going to the exam hall. A complete guideline and checklist is discussed below for the convenience of the students seeking admission.
1. Selection Test Schedule and Shifts
Holy Cross College admission tests are usually held on different days according to the department. This year’s scheduled routine is as follows:
| Department name | Exam date and day | Comments |
| Humanities and Business Education | Thursday, September 10, 2026 | Already held |
| Department of Science | Friday, September 11, 2026 | Will be held in three separate shifts |
(Note: Candidates must be present at the college campus at least 30 minutes before the specific shift and time mentioned in the admit card.)
2. Documents that must be submitted (checklist)
After entering the exam hall, you will need to submit some important documents to the invigilator or inspector. Before leaving home, prepare the documents according to the checklist below:
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Downloaded Application Form: The application form filled online should be printed. A recent passport size photograph should be stapled to the left side of the form.
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SSC Exam Admit Card: A clear photocopy of the original SSC exam admit card obtained from the education board.
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Online Transcript: Copy of SSC exam marksheet or transcript downloaded from the internet.
Special instructions (very important):
The above 3 papers should be stapled together. Then the candidate’s Application ID number should be clearly written in his/her own handwriting on the top right corner of each paper. It is mandatory to submit this bundle in case of selection test.
3. What can be taken with you to the exam hall and what is completely prohibited
To maintain transparency and discipline, Holy Cross College authorities are always strict with regard to examination hall rules.
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What can be brought:
Students can bring their admission test admit card, necessary pens, pencils, rubbers and scales with them on the day of the selection test. These items must be brought in a clear file .
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What is completely prohibited to bring:
It is completely prohibited to bring mobile phones, calculators, smart watches, or any other type of electronic device into the examination hall.
Expert Advice: Since the use of calculators is prohibited, students in the Science and Business Education departments must be mentally prepared to do basic math and accounting calculations by hand or by rough calculation. It is important to pay special attention to time management.
4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: How can I take the science exam without a calculator?
Answer: College question papers are designed in such a way that the mathematical solutions can be done in a simple way. So practice doing quick rough calculations by hand without a calculator.
Question: Do I need to paste the photo on the application form?
Answer: No, the notification clearly states that the photo must be stapled and attached to the left side of the form.
Question: Where should I enter the application ID number?
Answer: The ID number must be written in the upper right corner of each document prepared for submission (application form, photocopy of admit card, and transcript).
For more detailed information regarding admission, candidates can visit the official website of Holy Cross College ( https://www.hcc.edu.bd/notice-for-new-class-xii-hsc-2026/ ). Best wishes from Skill Tribune to all the students seeking admission.
