MCSF Admission 2026: Circular, Eligibility, Syllabus & Apply Online

MCSF Admission 2026: Military Collegiate School Faridpur (MCSF), a prestigious residential institution run under military administration, has officially commenced the admission process for the 2026 academic session. The institution invites applications from eligible male candidates (Boys Cadets) for admission into Class 7 and Class 8.

MCSF Admission 2026: Circular, Eligibility, Syllabus & Apply Online

Prospective students can apply online until January 1, 2026 (Thursday). The written admission test is scheduled to take place on January 9, 2026, marking the first step in the rigorous selection process for future leaders. This report details the eligibility criteria, physical requirements, exam syllabus, and the step-by-step application method.

Eligibility Criteria for Cadets

To maintain the high standards of military collegiate education, MCSF has set strict criteria regarding age, physical fitness, and educational background. Only Bangladeshi citizens are eligible to apply.

Educational and Age Requirements

Class 7: Candidates must have passed or appeared for the Class 6 examination. The age must be a maximum of 13 years 6 months as of January 1, 2026.
Class 8: Candidates must have passed or appeared for the Class 7 examination. The maximum age limit is 14 years 6 months as of January 1, 2026.
Health: Applicants must be physically and mentally fit.

Physical Standards

Height: Minimum 4 feet 8 inches (56 inches).
Weight: Must correspond to the standard medical chart based on age and height.

Admission Test Schedule and Marks Distribution

The selection process involves a written examination followed by medical, oral, and psychological tests for shortlisted candidates.

Written Exam Details

The written test will be held on January 9, 2026 (Friday), from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. The total duration is 2 hours. The exam can be taken in either Bangla or English medium.

Marks Distribution (Total 200):

Bangla: 50 Marks
English: 50 Marks
Mathematics: 50 Marks
General Knowledge & IQ: 50 Marks

Application Process and Fee Payment

The entire application process is digital. Interested candidates must apply through the official website: https://mcsf-edu.com

Documents Required for Upload

Before starting the online form, ensure you have the following scanned documents ready:

Photograph: Passport size (300 x 300 pixels, max 100 KB, JPEG).
Signature: Candidate’s signature (300 x 80 pixels, max 70 KB, JPEG).
Birth Certificate: Digital copy (max 400 KB, JPEG).
Headmaster’s Certificate: A testimonial stating the passing year and roll number. If results are unpublished, a certificate confirming participation in the annual exam and probability of passing is required (max 400 KB, JPEG).

Payment Instructions

After filling out the form, candidates must pay a non-refundable application fee of BDT 2,000. Payment can be made via the online payment gateway using Mobile Banking (bKash/Nagad), Internet Banking, or Debit/Credit Cards. The application will only be accepted after successful payment.

Admit Card Download

Candidates whose applications are successfully submitted and paid for can download their Admit Cards from January 5 to January 7, 2026.

To download, visit the website, log in using the Tracking ID and Mobile Number, and click the ‘Submit’ button. The exam center will be mentioned on the admit card.

The MCSF Admission 2026 offers a unique opportunity for young students to receive education in a disciplined, military-environment residential setup. Guardians are advised to complete the online application well before the January 1 deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues. Ensure all physical measurements and age calculations are accurate, as discrepancies will lead to cancellation. For the detailed syllabus, guardians should visit the MCSF Official Website directly.

Author: Akash Mahmud, Head of Education Desk Akash Mahmud is an academic journalist with five years of experience covering Higher Education Enrollment trends, admission tests, and national education policies in Bangladesh.