Bangladesh’s Amateur Radio Licence Quest
ARSB brings enthusiasts together for practical guidance, live demonstrations, and preparation for the 2025 Amateur Radio Examination.
On May 3, 2025, the Amateur Radio Society of Bangladesh organized an informative preparation event to help aspiring operators take the next step toward earning an amateur radio licence.
Preparing Bangladesh’s next radio operators
The program was held at the Abacus Convention Center on Eskaton Garden Road in Dhaka. It was organized by the Amateur Radio Society of Bangladesh (ARSB) with support from the Bangladesh Vespa Community (BVC), one of the country’s leading motorcycle communities.
More than 60 people attended, including 10 BVC members. Participants were preparing for the Amateur Radio Examination scheduled for May 9, 2025, and conducted by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC).
What participants learned
Operation and licensing
Fundamentals of amateur radio operation, the licensing process, responsible practice, and essential on-air rules.
Exam preparation
Focused guidance on preparing effectively for the examination and completing the path toward a licence.
Live demonstrations
Hands-on demonstrations of components and devices built by amateur radio operators.
Amateur radio strengthens volunteer communities by building practical communication skills that can become especially valuable during disasters and emergencies.
Speakers and contributors
Didarul Islam Sujan, administrator of the Bangladesh Vespa Community, spoke about the importance of amateur radio for volunteer groups, particularly during disasters. Shamsul Huda (S21HD) concluded the program with a presentation on his volunteer activities and the role of amateur radio in community service.
Watch the event
Event photo gallery
Highlights from the preparation program, live demonstrations, and community gathering at the Abacus Convention Center.
Inspired and ready for the exam
The event concluded with a group photo session, leaving participants better prepared and more confident for the upcoming examination. It also reinforced amateur radio’s important contribution to volunteerism, public service, and community resilience.
