Dhaka College

Established in 1841, Dhaka College is one of the oldest and most traditional higher education institutions in Bangladesh. Located on Mirpur Road in the capital, this college is spread over an area of about 20 acres. Its architectural style and beautiful campus with a large playground fascinate anyone. The role of this institution in every national achievement from the British era to the Language Movement and the Great Liberation War is unforgettable. Currently, Dhaka College offers modern teaching methods at the higher secondary, undergraduate (honors) and postgraduate levels. Under the supervision of a skilled teaching staff, it has multimedia classrooms, a rich central library and well-equipped laboratories for various subjects. The talent of students is developed through regular tutorials, examinations, seminars and co-curricular activities. The distance from the main city of Kurigram to Dhaka College is about 350 kilometers. You can easily reach this campus on Mirpur Road from Kurigram by direct bus or train from Dhaka and Gabtoli or Sayedabad. The transportation system is quite developed, making it easier for students from far and wide to come here. The list of alumni of Dhaka College includes many famous personalities of the country. The first Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tajuddin Ahmed, National Professor Abdur Razzak, renowned novelist Humayun Ahmed and eminent educationist Dr. Muhammad Zafar Iqbal, among many others, were students of this institution. Due to their glorious journey, Dhaka College still stands as a beacon of education and culture in the country.