Brahmanbaria Government College

Brahmanbaria Government College
Established 1948 (1948)
Principal Md. Hanif
Academic staff
 89
Students 13,035
Location Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh
23°58′00″N 91°06′45″E / 23.9666°N 91.1125°E / 23.9666; 91.1125Coordinates: 23°58′00″N 91°06′45″E / 23.9666°N 91.1125°E / 23.9666; 91.1125
Colours Red and white
Website bgc.edu.bd

Brahmanbaria Government College is an educational institute of Brahmanbaria. The college is 200 yards east from Brahmanbaria Railway Station. This college is affiliated to National University, Bangladesh.

Founding background

In the 1939, the British troops took Feni College when it was started World War II. Then for some years Feni College was temporarily transferred from Feni to Brahmanbaria.[1] At the end of the war, the college again went back to Feni. Brahmanbaria Government College was founded in 1948[2] on the infrastructure that Feni College left behind.

Brahmanbaria College was privately run in the initiative of the people of the area and in 1979 the college was nationalized. In the initial stage, the Higher Secondary and Bachelor Pass courses were introduced in the college. Honors courses are started in mathematics and political science from the 1993–94 academic year. Gradually, honors, master's courses were introduced in more than 12 subjects in the college[3]।

Infrastructure[4]

Faculty and issues

  1. Bachelor (Honors) Course: 15 topics
  2. Postgraduate Courses: Political Science and Mathematics
  3. Master's Preliminary Course: Political Science
  • Faculty of Arts: Bengali, English, Philosophy, History and Culture of Islam, Education and History of Islam
  • Faculty of Social Sciences: Political Science, Economics and Social Sciences
  • Faculty of Science: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany and Zoology
  • Faculty of Business Faculty: Accounting, management.

College building

  • Eight academic buildings
  • An administrative building
  • Three hostels
  • A mosque
  • A teacher's auditorium
  • Twenty-two residential buildings
  • Three teachers dormitories

References

  1. ↑ "Tina prajanmēra kalēja" তিন প্রজন্মের কলেজ [College of three generations]. Prothom Alo (in Bengali). Retrieved 2017-01-29.
  2. ↑ Litu, Shekh Muhammad Sayed Ullah (2012). "Brahmanbaria District". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal, Ahmed A. Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
  3. ↑ "History". Bangladesh National Portal (in Bengali).
  4. ↑ "College History". Brahmanbaria Government College (in Bengali).
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