College Migration Result 2026 Today, Here's how to check

The college admission migration result for the 2026–27 academic year is scheduled to be published today, Saturday, September 19, at 8:00 PM. The result is important for students who received a college in the first phase and kept auto migration enabled.

Update: College Admission Migration Result 2026 Published

The first-phase results were published at around 7:45 PM on Wednesday, September 16. Students selected for admission then had to complete the admission confirmation process.

However, the college received in the first phase may change through migration. A student can move to a college placed higher in their preference list if a seat becomes available and the system's conditions are met.

How to Check Xi Class Migration Result

After the migration results are published at 8:00 PM, students should log in and check their admission status. They should also confirm whether their selected college has changed.

Here's how to check the result;

• First of all, visit the official website at xiclassadmission.gov.bd
• On the homepage, click on the "Login" button.
• Enter Credentials to log in to your profile.
• The Migration Result will be displayed on the screen.

If migration takes place, the system may show a new college that was ranked higher in the student's original preference list. If there is no migration, the student can continue with the college received in the first phase, subject to the admission rules.

How College Admission Migration Works

Migration is based on the preference order submitted during the college admission application. It generally allows students to move only to a college placed higher than their current selection.

For example, suppose a student lists five colleges in this order: College A, College B, College C, College D, and College E. If the student receives College C in the first phase, migration may move the student to College A or College B.

The student will not be migrated to College D or College E because those colleges were placed lower in the preference list.

Therefore, students should check their original preference order before deciding whether to keep auto migration enabled.