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Unlocking Academic Achievements: A Comprehensive Guide to All Bangladesh Examination Results

Introduction:

In the vibrant landscape of Bangladesh's educational system, the announcement of examination results is a momentous occasion that reverberates across the nation. Whether it's the Secondary School Certificate (SSC), Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC), or other specialized exams, the "All BD Result" serves as a crucial gateway for students, parents, and educators to gauge academic achievements and plan future endeavors. In this article, we delve into the significance of examination results in Bangladesh, the process of result publication, and the impact it has on the educational landscape.

The Significance of Examination Results:

Examination results in Bangladesh are not just numbers on a sheet of paper; they represent the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and aspirations. For students, these results determine their academic trajectory, influencing their choices for further education and career paths. Parents eagerly await these outcomes, mirroring the dreams they have for their children. Additionally, the broader society observes these results as a barometer of the nation's educational health, reflecting the effectiveness of educational policies and the preparedness of future generations.

Types of Examinations and Result Publication:

Bangladesh conducts various examinations at different educational levels, each with its unique set of challenges and expectations. The Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) exams are among the most significant, serving as gateways to higher education. Additionally, there are specialized exams such as the Primary Education Completion (PEC) and Junior School Certificate (JSC) for primary and junior secondary levels.

The Bangladesh Education Board is responsible for conducting these exams and publishing the results. The process involves meticulous evaluation of answer scripts, followed by a comprehensive scrutiny to ensure accuracy. Once the results are compiled, they are made available to the public through the official websites of the respective education boards.

Online Platforms and Accessibility:

In recent years, the accessibility of examination results has been significantly enhanced through online platforms. The "All BD Result" website has become a central hub for students and parents to access results quickly and conveniently. This digital transformation has mitigated the challenges associated with traditional result publication methods, such as long queues and delays.

The Role of Technology in Result Publication:

The integration of technology in result publication has streamlined the entire process. Online portals not only provide quick access to individual results but also offer statistical analyses and comparisons across different regions and educational institutions. This transparency fosters healthy competition and motivates institutions to continually improve their academic standards.

Challenges in Result Publication:

While technological advancements have improved result accessibility, challenges persist. Technical glitches, server overloads, and other unforeseen issues can hinder the smooth dissemination of results. It is essential for education boards to continually upgrade their technological infrastructure to ensure a seamless experience for all stakeholders.

Impact on Higher Education:

Examination results play a pivotal role in shaping the higher education landscape in Bangladesh. Universities and colleges rely on these results to determine eligibility for admissions, scholarships, and various academic programs. As such, the accuracy and timeliness of result publication directly influence the futures of countless students seeking to further their education.

Embracing Continuous Improvement:

The examination results are not only a reflection of individual achievements but also indicative of the broader educational system's strengths and weaknesses. Educators, policymakers, and stakeholders must use the insights gained from these results to implement reforms and strategies that enhance the overall quality of education in Bangladesh.

Conclusion:

"All BD Result" is more than just a website or a set of numbers; it is a testament to the collective efforts of students, educators, and the education system at large. As Bangladesh continues to evolve and progress, the significance of accurate, timely, and accessible examination results cannot be overstated. By embracing technological advancements, addressing challenges, and using the results as a catalyst for positive change, the nation can build a robust educational framework that propels its citizens toward a brighter future.

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Master SSC Exams with SSC MOCK: Your Ultimate Prep Companion

New Delhi, April 8: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the SSC CHSL admit cards 2021 on its official website. The Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Tier I exam is scheduled to take place from April 12 to 17 across the country. Candidates can download their admit cards from ssc.nic.in. The examination will feature objective-type questions. Additionally, the SSC CGL 2019 Tier II Results have been declared online at the official website — ssc.nic.in. You can find the direct link to check the results there.

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Steps to Download SSC CHSL Admit Card:

Visit the official site of your regional SSC 2025.

Click on the SSC CHSL admit card 2020 link on the home page.

Enter your login credentials.

Your admit card will be displayed on the screen.

Download the admit card and take a printout for future reference.

The admit card contains vital information such as the reporting time, examination center, and other important guidelines. Please note that the exam date for Tier II has yet to be announced. Selection for SSC CHSL posts will be made through a computer-based test, descriptive paper, and skill test.

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N. Chandrababu Naidu's Vision For Srikakulam's Academic Excellence

In the dynamic landscape of Andhra Pradesh's educational sector, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), under the leadership of N. Chandrababu Naidu, has left an indelible mark. The real impact of their TDP policies and initiatives was most evident in the remarkable turnaround of Srikakulam District in the SSC results of 2018 and 2019. In 2018, Srikakulam District made headlines by securing the 4th position in the state with an impressive pass percentage of 96.58%. This TDP achievement was a testament to the educational policies and contributions of the former TDP government, spearheaded by N. Chandrababu Naidu. The relentless efforts of TDP leaders at the grassroots level and their commitment to enhancing the quality of education played a pivotal role in this success.

Building on this momentum, the TDP-led government continued to prioritize education in the subsequent year, resulting in a historic leap for Srikakulam District. In the SSC results of 2019, the district not only maintained its high standards but also soared to the top, clinching 1st place in the state. This incredible progression showcased the effectiveness of TDP's educational strategies and their unwavering dedication to empowering youth through quality education. N. Chandrababu Naidu's visionary leadership and the proactive approach of TDP leaders played a pivotal role in these accomplishments. Their focus on creating a favorable environment for learning, investing in educational infrastructure, and implementing student-centric TDP schemes contributed significantly to the district's academic success.

The latest news echoes the achievements of Srikakulam District in the SSC results and serves as a reminder of the TDP's commitment to fostering excellence in education. The TDP party's contributions have not only elevated academic standards but have also empowered the youth with the skills and knowledge necessary for a brighter future. In conclusion, the journey of Srikakulam District from the 4th position in 2018 to securing the 1st place in 2019 is a testament to the transformative impact of TDP's educational policies. Under the leadership of N. Chandrababu Naidu, TDP leaders have not only shaped the educational landscape of Andhra Pradesh but have also paved the way for a generation of empowered and skilled individuals poised for success in the years to come.

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The 2023 SSBBRank Top 10

This is part 2 of 2 for the SSBBrank 2023. Read Part 1 here: The 2023 SSBBRank: 20–11

It is time. The top 10 is finally here. If you haven’t seen the reveal of ranks 20–11, check out our article for that here. 2023 has been a good year for Brawl. Super Smash Con this year was the largest event in almost a decade, since Apex 2014, and we’ve had 11 (!) events qualify for rankings this year. Brawl is looking to be in a good place for next year, with more events, an online player-base that will only grow, and more. And with this, we are bringing the SSBBRank from a multi-year ranking into a single year ranking. Every event considered here was from 2023. And as we move forward, each year will be able to have its own single year ranking. If you want to join in on the Brawl action, just join us in the Brawl Central Discord server! But for now, let’s take a look at who the best Brawl players in the world were this year.

Methodology:

This ranking considered 11 tournaments throughout the year, starting with Sweet Spot 7 in March and ending with Brotherly Love Fall Fest in November. Any tournament that was C tier or above on the SSBBRank TTS had its results considered for this ranking. Players qualified to be on the ballot by obtaining the necessary placing at one of the considered tournaments (see the TTS for specifics). The ranking was made by five panelists, ninja1167 (me), albs, Ashley, streety, and ElvisNeverDied. Each panelist was given the placements and head-to-heads of each player, and was asked to create a ranking of every player on the ballot. After this, the individual rankings were averaged together, and the panelists voted to make adjustments to the averaged list. If a proposal gained a majority support from the panelists, it would go through. The panelists also voted on the number of players who would make the ranking, and it was decided on 20, which brings us back in line with the 2017 and 2019 SSBBRanks.

10. Kyoz

Kyoz went from being one of the best Super Smash Flash 2 players to being one of the best Brawl players. After being ranked in the top 10 last season, he would start the season off well, taking wins over Mikeray4 and Hinkage at Xanadu Origins, en route to a 4th place finish. At Super Smash Con 2023, he would lose to his two bracket demons, Gunnermaniac and Chia, for 9th, but would still take wins over Iota, Reaux, and Azazel. After this, he would attend both Brotherly Love events, ending up with 2nd at both, but still getting wins on Vex Kasrani and Mikeray4. Kyoz knows what it’s like to be the best in the world, and he won’t stop until he knows that is where he stands.

9. Lux

Lux, entering an offline Brawl tournament for the first time since 2018, would start the year off at Sweet Spot 7, where he would finish in 2nd, beating RipplePuff twice and only losing to Player-1. He would continue this success at Super Smash Con 2023, where after taking a loss to Mikeray4, he would take out Pelca and Dabuz in losers before losing to 686M for 7th place. Wanting to gather more data for ranking purposes, Lux would then host SSC Ranbats after this, getting 3rd losing to Gardex and Bike, but defeating Max Power and Ness682. Lux was one of the best Ice Climbers players on the 2014 SSBBRank, and, despite using Meta Knight more, has reclaimed his position as again being one of the best Ice Climbers in the world.

8. Chia

After attending 3 tournaments that were qualified for this season, it would make sense why she would achieve a well deserved 8th place on this ranking. She first went to Sweet Spot 7, and achieved a solid 4th place, falling short to RipplePuff, while still maintaining wins off Fino and Zeton. However, she also attended Super Smash Con 2023 and The Big House 11, getting 9th and 3rd respectively. She also has an additional win on Gunnermaniac as well. Overall, she’s a force to be reckoned with, and you should watch out if you want to be ranked next year!

7. Mikeray4

After not having been able to compete offline since 2020, Mikeray4 made his return to offline competition this year. His first tournament ended up being a little underwhelming, as at Xanadu Origins he would lose to Kyoz and Gunnermaniac for 5th. However, he would more than make up for it at Super Smash Con 2023, where he would defeat Blacktwins13, Lux, and Bike before losing to Player-1 and to 686M in a close game 5 heartbreaker, going out at 5th place. Getting 5th in the largest tournament of almost the last decade is already good, but Mikeray wasn’t finished. He would end up winning Brotherly Love Fall Fest, defeating Kyoz twice in grand finals after losing in winners finals and in pools, as well as taking a win over Hoagieland. Mikeray is here to stay, and with his return to offline competition this year, he shows that he still has what it takes to compete with the best.

6. Bike

As an international player from Norway, Bike went into Super Smash Con 2023 seeded outside of top 16. He had not entered an offline tournament in three years. Though he had been ranked 1st in Norway and 16th in the world in 2019, he had been largely inactive since then, but this year traveled to the US for his first international tournament. First, he defeated Pelca in top 64. Then, he did the impossible. He defeated 686M to make it to top 16 winners side. Despite losing to Mikeray4 in the fabled Mike vs Bike Snake ditto (and Snake vs Meta Knight), he would still take down Big D in losers before losing to Gunnermaniac for 7th place, which was a very impressive run considering he beat the eventual winner of the tournament. After this, however, Bike simply decided to stop losing. He would defeat Max Power, Ness682, Lux, Player-1’s Bowser, and Gardex to win SSC Ranbats, then would dominate in Norway. He won Smashborg Sesh 5 and 6, without dropping a single set in any of these. This is a very impressive string of results from Bike, and with Norway’s Brawl scene looking to have its largest event ever in 2024, look out for what he can do in next year, and beyond.

5. Gunnermaniac

Starting our top 5 players, Gunnermaniac’s lightning-fast Pikachu has claimed many victories over the course of the season. Kicking it off with Xanadu Origins, he earned a solid third-place finish after beating Mikeray and Kyoz. His only losses were against Cody, the eventual winner of the tournament. At Super Smash Con, he continued taking names by beating Ish, Hinkage, Kyoz, and Bike, showing versatility against not only strong, heavy characters but against highly-mobile characters as well. He finished the year strong with a fifth place win at The Big House, earning a win against lain and ninja1167. With a consistently strong showing against all kinds of characters in Brawl’s roster, Gunnermaniac speedran his way into our hearts and the fifth place ranking.

4. Hoenn

Hoenn brought a strong performance as a dual-main of Meta Knight and Ice Climbers. Starting with Beak Bonk 2023, he beat several regional top-players like Jamntoast and Praxis, only losing against last-years top-ranked player, 686M in winners and grand finals. He had a similarly strong run at Super Smash Con with notable wins over Gardex, veteran Olimar-player Dabuz, and Cody. Hoenn brings consistently good play to the table and fights with the best of the best, earning him the fourth spot on the ranking.

3. Player-1

Despite maining Diddy Kong, Player-1 made it clear he was having no monkey business and maintained a strong performance over the course of the season. Starting strong with a first-place finish at Sweet Spot 7, he beat other ranked players, Chia and Lux, without dropping a set. He continued to place at the three largest tournaments of the year by getting second place at Xanadu Origins, Super Smash Con, and The Big House 11. In addition, he also placed third at Ranbats using only Bowser, showing off strong fundamentals. After such an impressive year, the results make it clear that Player-1 is a contender for the top spot and more than deserves his third place in the ranking. Only time will tell if he can trip up the people above him to take their place 🍌.

2. Cody

Cody went into this season looking like the best player in the world after his win at Apex 2022, and he started this season off with a bang. At Xanadu Origins, he would make it all the way to winners finals using his Marth and Olimar secondaries, defeating Gunnermaniac on the way. After taking a loss to Player-1 in winners finals while playing these secondaries, he switched to Meta Knight, and went 9–0 in games and 3–0 in sets, including a rematch with Gunnermaniac, and defeating Player–1 6–0 in grand finals. Despite a bit of an underperformance at Super Smash Con, where he would place 4th losing to Hoenn and 686M in two game-5 sets. Cody would bring things back at The Big House 11. At this tournament, he would take down Chia using his Lucario, and then Player-1 twice using Meta Knight and Marth, winning his second national of the year. This performance solidified his 2nd place finish on this ranking, and next year, maybe he’ll show that he has what it takes to make that jump and claim the number 1 spot.

1. 686M

Super Smash Con 2023 was a monumental tournament. For one thing, it was the largest event in almost a decade, sitting at 223 entrants. It also was an incredibly stacked event. It featured 12 out of the SSBBRank 2020–2022 top 15. It also featured Bike and Gardex, the two best players from Norway, as well as many other skilled players (for more info, check out this article I wrote). For an event like this, it would be a very impressive feat to win. And for a while, it may have seemed like we would have a new Smash Con winner for the first time since 2019, when 686M was knocked into losers outside of top 16, by Bike. However, he would go on to win nine consecutive sets in losers, defeating players such as Chia, Lux, Mikeray4, Cody, Hoenn, and Player-1 twice to take the event, in a dominating fashion (despite the dropped chaingrabs), and became the first player since 2016 to win a major without Meta Knight, using Ice Climbers instead. Couple this with a pair of wins over Hoenn at Beak Bonk 2023 and 686 has solidified his grasp on the Brawl scene as the number 1 player in the world.

-written by ninja1167

Well, there it is, the top 10 Brawl players in the world for 2023. A couple interesting facts: With this ranking, Player-1 and Mikeray4 are the only players to have appeared on every edition of the SSBBRank. Vex Kasrani and Cody have appeared on 4 out of 5, and everyone else has appeared on less than that.

Of all the players on the ballot, Player-1 attended the most ranked events, making it out to 5 of the 11 tournaments considered.

Chia is for two years in a row the only solo mid-tier main to be ranked in the top 10.

For the first time since 2014, the #1 ranked player has been someone who doesn’t play Meta Knight, with 686M playing exclusively Ice Climbers (and Peach) in singles.

2024 is looking to be a big year for Brawl, and if you want to be a part of it, join us at Brawl Central! We’d love to have you!

Introduction, conclusion, and methodology written by ninja1167 Player-cards created by Ashley, built off template from E2B Proofreading done by Tori and ninja1167

This is part 2 of 2 for the SSBBrank 2023. Read Part 1 here: The 2023 SSBBRank: 20–11

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Gujarat GSEB Announced STD 10th, 12th Marksheet Downloads Online Direct Link @gsebeservice.com: Gujarat Secondary & Higher Secondary Education Board Announced official notification for Download online SSC and HSC on official Website: gsebeservice.com. GSEB Collect Records of the Result from SSC to year 1952 to year 2020 and standard 12 to year 1976 to year 2019 are maintained. The mark sheet will…

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SSC Combined Graduate Level CGL Tier II Change Exam District 2020 - Sarkari Result

Staff Selection Commission  has  Uploaded the SSC Change Exam District Notice for the Combined Graduate Level CGL Exam Recruitment 2019. Candidates Who have Appeared in this Exam, They can Download Change Exam District Notice now. 

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SSC Result 2019 Published Date Announced

Looking for SSC Results 2019? Then you came to the right place! SSC Result 2019 is a big topic in Bangladesh currently discussed. Some lakh examinees have participated in SSC exams. They are all waiting for a test result. Those are the ones who are just waiting for the SSC results but not so. Other members of their family are eagerly awaiting.

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The 2023 SSBBRank: 20–11

This is part 1 of 2 for the SSBBrank 2023. Read Part 2 here: The 2023 SSBBRank Top 10

2023 has been a good year for Brawl. Super Smash Con this year was the largest event in almost a decade, since Apex 2014, and we’ve had 11 (!) events qualify for rankings this year. Brawl is looking to be in a good place for next year, with more events, an online player-base that will only grow, and more. And with this, we are bringing the SSBBRank from a multi-year ranking into a single year ranking. Every event considered here was from 2023. And as we move forward, each year will be able to have its own single year ranking. If you want to join in on the Brawl action, just join us in the Brawl Central Discord server! But for now, let’s take a look at who the best Brawl players in the world were this year.

Methodology:

This ranking considered 11 tournaments throughout the year, starting with Sweet Spot 7 in March and ending with Brotherly Love Fall Fest in November. Any tournament that was C tier or above on the SSBBRank TTS had its results considered for this ranking. Players qualified to be on the ballot by obtaining the necessary placing at one of the considered tournaments (see the TTS for specifics). The ranking was made by five panelists, ninja1167 (me), albs, Ashley, streety, and ElvisNeverDied. Each panelist was given the placements and head-to-heads of each player, and was asked to create a ranking of every player on the ballot. After this, the individual rankings were averaged together, and the panelists voted to make adjustments to the averaged list. If a proposal gained a majority support from the panelists, it would go through. The panelists also voted on the number of players who would make the ranking, and it was decided on 20, which brings us back in line with the 2017 and 2019 SSBBRanks.

20. Max Power

Sheik is a character who has a lot of flaws, the largest being her inability to kill the opponent. Despite her flaws, Max Power has been able to pilot Sheik to success. At Super Smash Con 2023, he defeated Ness682, and reached 17th, losing to Player-1 and Ish. Later, at SSC Ranbats, he would place 5th, defeating Ness682 again, and nearly took a set from Bike, going to game 5. Despite not attending very much this year, Max continues to lab out new tech and strategies for Sheik. Watch out for what he could do next year, and maybe he’ll show us that his mid tier isn’t so bad after all.

19. Dabuz

Dabuz only had one tournament this season, Super Smash Con 2023. At this tournament, he took down Big D and Azazel, but had some unfortunate bracket luck beyond that. His character, Olimar, is one of the best characters in the game. However, the character does struggle against Ice Climbers, and Dabuz happened to run into not one, but two of them. He would end up losing to Hoenn and Lux for 9th place, not a bad placing but a bit of a fall from his top 4 finish last year. Despite this, we all have seen what Dabuz is capable of, and if he chooses to compete next year (which we all hope he does), look out for him to bounce back to his former heights once again.

18. Fabian

Fabian, with his Marth, is one of the best players in Norway, behind Gardex and Bike, and his results this year have shown it. At Smashborg Sesh 5, after beating Edeas, he would even take a win over Gardex, only losing to Bike for 2nd place. Despite dropping a set to Gardex at Smashborg Sesh 6, he still placed 3rd at that tournament, and gained wins over Edeas and Afrotwist. He’s already been making waves in Norway’s Brawl scene, and with a great year in sight, watch for Fabian to make even more upsets next year.

17. LOE1

LOE1 only attended one event this year: the Michigan regional Youmacon 2023. However, at this event, he would end up picking up some great wins, defeating Ori, Chia, and Lain in Grand Finals before losing in the reset to finish in an impressive 2nd place. Taking down one of the top 10 players in the world is no small feat, especially for having not played in such a long time. Maybe this will be a return to prominence for the Wario main who was once in the top 60 on the SSBBRank. With this ranking, he is the first Wario main to have made a global ranking since 2014, showing that he and the character still have what it takes to compete at the highest level.

16. Vex Kasrani

Vex last entered an offline Brawl tournament in 2020. He hasn’t entered Smash Con since 2019. However, this year he and a couple others from the Philadelphia region began putting on their own local tournaments, which attracted attention from other ranked players who lived nearby. At Brotherly Love in September, Vex would showcase that he doesn’t even have to play his main to compete at the top level. He won this tournament over Kyoz using Fox against Kyoz’s ZSS, and picked up a win on Hinkage as well. With the return of the Tri-state Brawl scene, Vex has shown that he has what it takes to not only compete, but dominate his local competitors, which includes some of the best players in the world.

15. RipplePuff

RipplePuff entered this year with a promising start, motivated to achieve higher than what she accomplished last ranking. RipplePuff first entered Sweet Spot 7, and managed to achieve 3rd place at the tournament, falling short to Lux while still managing to take wins over Fino and Chia, which the latter was ranked 9th on the 2020–2022 SSBBRank. However, due to circumstances that have occurred outside of Brawl, RipplePuff could not attend any more tournaments for this season, however, there can always be next year.

14. Lain

Lain is a legend of old school Brawl. He was one of the best players in the world in 2009, and has continued to enter Brawl events at majors even in recent times, and still does well at them, for example he made top 16 at Super Smash Con 2022 last year. This year, his first tournament was The Big House 11. Despite his 7th place finish seeming a little lackluster at first, he only lost to top 5 players Player-1 and Gunnermaniac, and picked up wins on Merrick and Grunyan Using Meta Knight and Ice Climbers. Then, just a couple weeks later, he would have his best performance of the year at Youmacon 2023. Lain would end up winning this event, defeating Chia and LOE1 twice. What’s even more impressive? This event had Meta Knight banned, and so lain decided to use King Dedede instead to take the victory, putting himself on a global Brawl ranking for the first time since 2009

13. Big D

Big D is a Brawl veteran from the early-to-mid 2010s. This year, he took the plunge and participated in his first supermajor Brawl tournament: Super Smash Con 2023. He made a splash by gaining wins over Xufactor, Arch, and Gardex to claim 9th place. He wound up tying with other veterans Dabuz and Chia, as well major newcomers like Kyoz. While his lack of tournaments this season keeps him in the 13th rank, if he continues playing Brawl, he might very well work his way into the top 10.

12. Gardex

Gardex dominated Norway for three straight years. With Bike taking a step back from competing during this time, Gardex was left as the best active player in Norway. This year, he decided to take a trip to the United States for the first time since Apex 2015 and compete at Super Smash Con 2023. He would end up losing to Hoenn and Big D, but beating Fishbait, at this tournament for 17th, however his real star showing would come later that weekend. At SSC Ranbats, he would defeat Tori, Lux, and Player-1’s Bowser to get 2nd at the event, only losing to Bike. After this tournament, Gardex would take a loss to Fabian at Smashborg Sesh 5, going out at 3rd, but would even up the record at Smashborg Sesh 6. At this event, he would get 2nd, only losing to Bike, and solidified his place as the #2 player in Norway. Should Gardex travel again, or if NAs top players make a trip to Norway, they will find his Mr. Game and Watch waiting to take them down.

11. Strawberrow

Strawberrow has been playing friendlies on and off again for some time, but had not attended an offline tournament since BTIKC in 2018. However, he decided to attend The Big House 11 this year. This tournament featured 5 of the SSBBRank 2020–2022 top 10, but that didn’t stop Strawberrow. He would take out both Gunnermaniac and Zenan at this event on his way to 4th place, only losing to Player-1 and Chia. This was a fitting end to the year of Ice Climbers. After 3 others got top 8 at Super Smash Con, Strawberrow showed that he has what it takes to join that echelon. Don’t be surprised if he cracks his way into the top 10 next year, solidifying that the year of Ice Climbers is here to stay.

–written by ninja1167

Well that’s it for 20–11, tune in tomorrow for ranks 10–1! We’ll have another article which will have the ranks and information about each of the players. Don’t miss out!

Introduction, conclusion, and methodology written by ninja1167 Player-cards created by Ashley, built off template from E2B Proofreading done by Tori and ninja1167

This is part 1 of 2 for the SSBBrank 2023. Read Part 2 here: The 2023 SSBBRank Top 10

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