I like to see positive news for crypto in Bangladesh, especially the government and its policies towards Bitcoin, one thing I can say about this.

• Bangladesh, including poor countries, the majority of their income is below average compared to other countries, the bottom line: if Bangladesh legalizes as you say, I believe the economy of the Bangladeshi people in general will improve in terms of crypto investment and trading.

It's one of the perfect policies carried out by the ministry of Bangladesh, yes, hopefully a good start for crypto users there.

I used several translators to understand what was written
https://twitter.com/mdjahid_hb/status/1445844549738242077

"What is Bitcoin?
 (A) Cryptocurrency (B) Fiatmoney (C) Legal tender (D) Token"
I think A is the correct answer, but I also think C and D will be correct.

More context would be really nice. Is it an English test of some sort? I see there are questions asking to translate stuff. So if Bitcoin and cryptos are mentioned, it's assumed to be common knowledge for the test-takers, right? Since the English test is not supposed to presume a specific background and ask about things that might simply not be familiar to people who are taking the test, correct? I hope it's indeed the case and people won't have trouble translating it because of not knowing what cryptos are because that would be unfair to test-takers IMO. Or is it some sort of universal test that also checks knowledge? I see some saying that the test question asks to say what Bitcoin is, but I'm honestly confused about the test in place because in my country we only have subject tests when being admitted to universities.

That's great to see that Bangladesh is showing interest on crypto related matters. I know a minister has spoke about blockchain technology and said that the government shouldn't ban cryptocurrency without first knowing about it. That's positive because I know the central bank of Bangladesh had imposed a blanket banking ban on crypto few years back without any debate.

I hope the awareness around cryptocurrency increases in Asian nations so that they don't miss out this great innovation.

Apparently, B Unit is taken by students interested in Business & Commerce related careers (A is for Art related and C for Science related), and the exam seems to be a multiple choice covering Bangla, English, business organization and management + Accounting (or General Knowledge) and IT.

I tried to see if this was the first time bitcoin cropped-up on a university admission exam there, but that task is more suited for someone local really.

See: https://resultbangladesh.com/rajshahi-university-admit-card

Bitcoin has been legalized in almost all the developed countries in the world but our Bangladeshi government has not legalized Bitcoin but my idea is that gradually Bangladesh government will one day legalize Bitcoin in Bangladesh then Bangladesh will move towards further development. I think if bitcoin is legalized in Bangladesh then Bangladesh will not be poor.

This is great news along with the recent announcement of El Salvador's shift in recognizing BTC as legal tender.

The more countries that view BTC as something positive in their economy, the more countries that would join the bandwagon which in general, is good for cryptocurrencies. The fact that a question about BTC has been integrated into an admission test implies that its country has a positive view for its long-term effect and usage to the general public. I hope that other countries would follow this move as well.

This is really unexpecting for me. I know lots of things are happening in Bangladesh regarding bitcoin, but this step will have a more positive effect on the youth about bitcoin. This is going to be huge news for Bangladesh. That means we can expect Bangladesh to give another sign that they are very close to accepting bitcoin. I don't know how to express my happiness. If I got that question, then I got 1/1 confirmed. However, this is correct.

This is not the first time. If I'm correct before pandemic, there was a question like this on University examination. Other than that, I had participated in one job examination where I got the same question almost, "from below, which one is a cryptocurrency?". And the answer was bitcoin with some more option.
This is not something important I think. Well the press conference of Zunayed Ahmed Polok was important one. He was mentioning about state mining too in that conference. That was a positive sign.
Apart from this, I have read few thesis of some popular University on cryptocurrency and blockchain, specially on the possibility of how smart contract and decentralized finance (DeFi) can be used to minimize the cost and have an balanced economy. Though this are mostly based on Ethereum chain, the introductory was almost made of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto and blockchain.
There's no visible progress from govt part. Central Bank is still considering bitcoin as a currency of dark web. I have read the last monthly magazine of Bangladesh Bank, I got it from one of my friend.
If we consider overall progress toward decentralized currency or cryptocurrency, I think it's good enough. We are not very far but I wouldn’t be disappointed by having huge expectation 

Adding a lesson on elementary schools is a bit too extreme imo. At least in my country, that's not really necessary. Maybe middle or senior high school might be more appropriate. The lesson might get split between economy and IT, there's no need for a full-fledged blockchain course. That should be for university and the likes of it.