For Dhaka University B unit and Khulna University C units admission test, having a good command over written English is a must and it can become the only decisive factor between getting admitted or missing out.
Dhaka University ( B unit )
English: 15 MCQ, 20 Marks (includes translation, writing, and grammar items) as per 2025-2026's admission notice.
Khulna University ( C unit )
English: 25 MCQ, 30 Marks in written (as per 2025-2026's admission notice)
The math is simple,
By just knowing grammar you can easily bag 35% marks in DU and 55% marks in KU, and paragraph or essays dominate the mark distribution in the written section.
Let's Start:
1. The Importance of Listening to Children ( Lesson 3 U:1 )
2. Civic Engagement ( Lesson 4 U:1 )
3. Folk Music and Cultural Heritage of Bangladesh ( Lesson 2 U:2 )
4. Discrimination (U:4)
5. The Role of Women in Economic Development / Female Education (U:4, L2), Marie Curie
6. Human Rights and Everyday Violations ( U 5 )
7. Child Labor
8. The Importance of Dreams in Our Lives
9. Different Types of Relationships in Our Society
10. Cyberbullying and Netiquette
11. Ecotourism and Its Potential in Bangladesh
12. Food Adulteration and Public Health Risks
13. The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Jobs
14. Traffic Congestion in Dhaka: Causes and Solutions
15. Climate Change and Vulnerability of Bangladesh
16. Adolescent Challenges & Mental Health
17. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Modern Education
Expressive, Reflective & Analytical Topics
1. Why I Want to Get Admitted to Dhaka University
2. The Importance of Good Manners in Personal and Social Life
3. "Where There Is a Will, There Is a Way" (Proverb Explanation)
4. The Balance Between Academic Knowledge and Practical Skills
Strategic Tips for DU, KU Written Paragraphs
Structure & Word Limit: Aim for 8–10 sentences (100–120 words) unless specified otherwise. Keep it concise, focused, and well-structured.
The "Topic Sentence": Start immediately with a strong, explicit topic sentence that answers or addresses the main topic directly.
Body Development & Argumentation (6–7 Sentences):
Provide logical layers: Cause -> Effect -> Consequence.
Avoid repetition. Every sentence must introduce a new sub-point or elaboration.
Avoid Grammatical Errors: Evaluators grade strictly on grammatical correctness, appropriate vocabulary, subject-verb agreement, and proper sentence connectors over simple length.
Flow & Cohesion: Use logical transition words (Moreover, Furthermore, Consequently, On the other hand, In conclusion).
The Concluding Synthesis (1 Sentence): Wrap up with a forward-looking summary or a call to action. "Addressing these issues requires a collaborative approach from families, educators, and policymakers alike."