A community formed exclusively by students who sat for, or were registered for, the SSC, Dakhil, or equivalent technical/vocational examinations in Bangladesh in 2004.
Who We Are
Back-Benchers SSC 2004 Bangladesh — a community formed exclusively by students who sat for SSC, Dakhil, or equivalent examinations in Bangladesh in 2004.
Over the years, big and small, we've made many friends. Our goal is to bring together batch-mates who are like-minded, respectful, courteous, active, helpful, and passionate about sports and cricket — all under one roof. Through mutual caring and sharing, we aim to grow closer as real friends, free from envy, malice, or the intention to harm one another.
In this modern age, social media — Facebook and Messenger — has become one of the biggest channels for staying connected. Around it, many relationships and friendships have grown. And when that friendship is between people of the same batch and age, it's so much easier to reach a place of boundless excitement, enthusiasm, trust, and belief.
Love, empathy, compassion, cooperation, honesty, mutual understanding, companionship, trust, the freedom to express one's own ability and feelings, and the freedom to make mistakes in front of a friend without fear — these are the qualities that define real friendship. There's no practical limit on who you can be friends with here. Background, occupation, appearance, mannerisms, behavior, or similar demographic factors should have no place in friendship.
Here, everyone is the same batch, the same standing — everyone is equal. This group exists to erase the divide between new and old, near and far, known and unknown.
Easily manage teams, wallets, player categories, and live bidding in a streamlined interface built specifically for cricket leagues.
Applicants must have sat for, or been registered for, the SSC / Dakhil / Vocational or equivalent examination in 2004. If someone couldn't sit for the exam in 2004 for a valid reason, they may still join and participate fully by showing a certificate from their school confirming enrollment in 2002–2003.
Whether someone registered in 2004 but couldn't sit the exam, passed or failed, went abroad, joined the military, or got married — none of that matters. Only condition 1 needs to be met.
Even if someone registered as a 2004 examinee but ultimately passed (or didn't pass) in 2005, 2006, or 2007, they can still be a member.
Failure to meet condition 1 will result in immediate removal.
Register your organization, setup rules, and invite teams to start your own live auction today.
We built a professional-grade platform to manage our community tournaments, live bidding, and player registrations. Keeping the sports spirit alive!
