Bangladesh Technical Education Board
 Bangladesh Technical Education Board | |
| Abbreviation | BTEB |
|---|---|
| Formation | June 1, 1969 |
| Type | Governmental Board of Technical Education |
| Headquarters | Dhaka, Bangladesh |
| Location |
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Official language | Bengali, English |
| Website |
bteb |
The Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) is a government board responsible for regulating and developing technical and vocational secondary education throughout Bangladesh.[1] The board sets the curriculum, develops learning materials, grants affiliation to technical and vocational institutions, governs admissions, conducts examinations, and awards certificates or diplomas.[2]
Institutes under BTEB
- Jessore Polytechnic Institute
- Bogra Polytechnic Institute – a government technical Institute in Bogra, Bangladesh. It is one of the largest polytechnic institutes in Bangladesh
- Dhaka Polytechnic Institute – a government technical institute in Dhaka
- Rajshahi Polytechnicnstitute
- Mymensingh Polytechnic Institute – established in 1963 by the Ford Foundation
- Sylhet Polytechnic Institute – a state-supported technical academic institute, it was established in 1955 by the then East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) government
- Jhenaidah Polytechnic Institute – a government technical Institute in Jhenaidah, Bangladesh.
- Kushtia Polytechnic Institute – the largest polytechnic institute in Kushtia, Bangladesh.
- Barisal Polytechnic Institute – one of the larg
- institute has around 2,000 students
- Rangpur Polytechnic Institute - A government technical Institute in Rangpur.
- Bangladesh Sweden Polytechnic Institute
- Barguna Polytechnic Institute
- Bhola Polytechnic Institute
- Brahmanbaria Polytechnic Institute
- Chandpur Polytechnic Institute
- Chapinawabganj Polytechnic Institute
- Chittagong Mohila Polytechnic Institute
- Comilla Polytechnic Institute
- Cox's Bazar Polytechnic Institute
- Dhaka Mohila Polytechnic Institute
- Dinajpur Polytechnique Institute
- Faridpur Polytechnic Institute
- Feni Computer Institute
- Gopalganj Polytechnic Institute
- Graphic Arts Institute (Dhaka)
- Habiganj Polytechnic Institute
- Khulna Mohila Polytechnic Institute
- Kishorganj Polytechnic Institute
- Lakshmipur Polytechnic Institute
- Magura Polytechnic Institute
- Moulvibazar Polytechnic Institute
- Munshiganj Polytechnic Institute
- Narayanganj Polytechnic Institute
- Narsingdi Polytechnic Institute
- Pabna Polytechnic Institute
- Patuakhali Polytechnic Institute
- Rajshahi Mohila Polytechnic Institute
- Satkhira Polytechnic Institute
- Shariatpur Polytechnic Institute
- Sherpur Polytechnic Institute
- Sirajganj Polytechnic Institute
- Tangail Polytechnic Institute
- Haji Abul Hossain Institute of Technology - The largest private polytechnic college in Bangladesh.
- Thakurgaon Polytechnic Institute
- Kurigram Polytechnic Institute
- Bangladesh Institute of Glass and Ceramics
- Bangladesh Survey Institute
- BCMC College of Engineering & Technology
- Nazipur Institute Of Engineering Technology (NIET)
Private Polytechnic
- Aeronautical Institute of Bangladesh
- Agriculture Training Institute
- Aptouch Polytechnic Institute, Dinajpur
- Bangladesh Institute of Information Technology
- BCMC College of Engineering & Technology
- City Polytechnic Institute Khulna
- Daffodil Polytechnic Institute
- Gopalgonj Science And Technology College Gopalgonj
- Haji Abul Hossain Institute of Technology
- Institute of Information Technology Bogra (IITB)
- Institute of Science and Information Technology
- Institute of Science, Trade & Technology
- Mangrove Institute of Science and Technology
- Mirpur Polytechnic Institute, Dhaka
- National Institute of Technology (Chittagong)
- Polytechnic Institute Naogaon (AIDT)
- Saic Institute of Management and Technology (SIMT), Dhaka
- Shyamoli Ideal Polytechnic Institute
- Uttara Polytechnic Institute [UPI]DHAKA
Reference
- ↑ "History". Bangladesh Technical Education Board. Retrieved 13 July 2017.
- ↑ "Activities". Bangladesh Technical Education Board. Retrieved 13 July 2017.
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