Monday, January 28, 2013

Scholarships

Absolventa e.V. - The Web2.0-Scholarship

  Summary

The scholarship is open to all students and graduates enrolled at German, Austrian or Swiss universities; an applicant's nationality is irrelevant here.
Duration: Not specified
Purpose:
  • Study
Level:
  • Master,
  • PhD
Quota: Decided by the community
Application deadline: Summer
Benefits summary: A maximum of 5,000 euros per person
Last update: 23 February 2012

Description

Students and graduates vote online to chose which student or graduate receives a scholarship. This is the underlying principle of the scholarship programme initiated by Absolventa and financed by numerous companies. Applicants can apply for a sum of up to 5,000 euros - be it for literature, a laptop, the semester contribution or support for a semester abroad - the reasons only have to relate to the studies in some way. The applicants with the most votes and best assessments receive a scholarship. The scholarship is open to all students and graduates enrolled at German, Austrian or Swiss universities; an applicant's nationality is irrelevant here. Applicants holding an academic degree must, however, have gained this qualification after 1 January 2005.
Target Group
Students and graduates who are able to convince other students and graduates that they need a scholarship.

Eligibility

Applications are open to those who meet the following requirements:
  • Matriculated at a German, Austrian or Swiss university
  • German, Austrian or Swiss citizenship, although studying at a university abroad
  • Matriculated at a German, Austrian or Swiss university, but currently completing a semester abroad
  • The studies were completed no more than one year ago or a doctorate (under consideration of the above-mentioned points)
  • The studies begin in the next few months (under consideration of the above-mentioned points) and proof is provided that the funding relates to the studies in some way.

Duration

There is a one-off payment
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test. 9nl.com/BritishCouncil_IELTS...............

Benefits: A maximum of 5,000 euros per person.................
Application info:
Application Papers
The first step for potential applicants is to register via the website www.stipendium.de/ev/bewerber. Applicants are then invited to submit a curriculum vitae and a motivation letter. This is followed by an invitation to submit a curriculum vitae and to write a motivation letter. The motivation letter can be submitted in the form of images, songs, presentations or texts. The motivation letter should give reasons on why and how much funding you would like to receive.................
 More:    http://www.stipendium.de/ev/bewerber
               http://www.stipendium.de/ev .................

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Action Austria - Czech Republic: Grant for follow-on contact

ummary

Scholarship in any discipline for Austrian students to the Czech Republic, and vice versa.
Duration: Max 1 months
Purpose:
  • Study ,
  • Research
Level:
  • Master,
  • PhD,
  • Post-doctoral,
  • Staff position
Quota: Depends on the budget of the "Aktion"
Application deadline: Not defined
Benefits summary: Monthly allowance (€ 940,-), health insurance
Last update: 18 October 2011

Description

Scholarship in any discipline for Austrian students to the Czech Republic, and vice versa.

Eligibility

  • Grants are only awarded the best students of many qualified candidates.
  • The presence of the chosen candidates on-site and the scientific pursuit of their projects / academic schedule are compulsory.
  • The chosen candidates are not allowed to engage in a gainful employment next besides their academic duties.

Benefits

  • Monthly grant rate for students from the Czech Republic: EUR 940,-
  • If necessary, the OeAD-GmbH will provide an accident and health insurance.

Additional information

  • It is legitimate to apply for several programmes - seperate application forms have to be submitted for each application. Be aware: students on financial aid (which is awareded in accordance with social needs and in compliance with the law on financial aid for students) have a legal claim to an increased allowance for the academic exchange.
  • Unless stated differently, the grants support one individual person - the grants do not take accompanying dependants into account.
  • The costs for medical care abroad withtin the EU are offset by the respective national social security institutions. Doing an academic exchange within the EU, the candidates should take a EU Social Security Card with them.
  • The applicants are aware that, in accordance with the Austrian federal law on data protection BGBl.Nr. 165/1999, the personal data in the application can be sharded with the office in charge of the exchange programme, the partner institutions and other Austrian institutions granting financial support. The applicants agree to this process. The scholarship reports will be published on the Action´s website.
  • Incomplete and delayed applications cannot be taken into account.
  • Grants have to be consumed within the period of time agreed upon.
  • Based on an application to the rector, Austrian students can be suspended from the tuition fee if they complete their studies or internships within the course of transnational, EU, national or academic mobility programmes abroad.

 

        

Thursday, December 27, 2012


The Tenby Schools SiWu Scholarship Award

Organisation TypePrivate Sector / Organisation
Fund TypeScholarship
Sponsored ByTENBY SCHOOLS MALAYSIA
Ipoh
Tel: +605 253 8530
E-mail: ipoh@tenby.edu.my

Penang
Tel: +604 892 7777
E-mail: penang@tenby.edu.my

Setia Eco Park (Shah Alam)
Tel: +603 3342 1535
E-mail: ecopark@tenby.edu.my
Detailed description
The SiWu Scholarship Award was established by the late Dato’ Lim Keng Kay 
(Dato’ KK Lim),
 founder of Tenby Schools in loving memory of Lim Si Wu, the youngest son of
 Dato’ KK Lim and his wife,
 Datin Stella.
The establishment of the Trust arose from Dato’ KK Lim’s deep conviction that
 it is 
through the education of, and interaction between, the young in their formative years,
 that people of different races, cultures, religions and nationalities can come to

 understand
 and respect one another, working towards the Tenby Vision of “A United World At 
Peace –
 Through Education”. The trust provides financial support for teacher training and 
scholarships
 to support the education of deserving students at Tenby Schools.
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of either overall academic performance
 or exceptional talent in the performing arts or sport.
Scholarships are available:
To both Malaysian and international students where the payment of school fees is the
 responsibility of the parents or guardians.
For the period from which the student joins Form 4 (placement in 2013) to the end of 
Form 5 subject
 to:The scholarship holder remaining as a student of the school
An annual review of progress of the student

Criteria for the award of scholarships based on overall

 academic performance

Provision of a completed Application Form and supporting documentation
Evidence of past academic performancee.g. UPSR, PMR, school reports
Record, supported by evidence, of co-curricular and out-of school activities
A testimonial from the student’s current Head Teacher/Principal
An interview with the Principal (or the Principal’s delegate). The interview will be in two parts,
 firstly with the 
student and his/her parent/guardian and secondly with the student alone).

Criteria for the award of scholarships based on exceptional

 talent

The criteria will be as for scholarships based on academic ability plus supporting evidence of
 the exceptional
 talent. This may include a recital or performance.
Scholarships based on exceptional talent will only be awarded when the school is confident that
 it can support
 the student in the continued development of the talent and the student in turn will use his or her
 talent to contribute to school activities and events.




Tuesday, May 15, 2012

HSC Admission via Teletalk

Attention....

All colleges Admission Form  can be collected via Cellphone...

The SSC and equivalent results of Bangladesh has just published on May 7 and the colleges will have to start HSC 2012-13 session 1st year classes on July 1, according to the government’s decision. The colleges will start receiving online HSC applications from admission-seekers from May 12 and continue till June 6.
There is tension in the air for admitting into best Colleges in Bangladesh like Notre Dame College, Dhaka College, Rajuk Uttara Model College, Dhaka City College, Viquarunnisa Noon College, Holicross College, New Govt. Degree College in Rajshahi, MC college in Sylhet and many more.
The colleges which has 600 or more seats available for students must arrange online admission process. Education Board introduced SMS registration system for Online HSC Admission 2012. Applicants need to send a SMS from Teletalk Pre-Paid mobile phone to get register for HSC Online Admission 2012.
Check the Final list of colleges selected for online HSC admission 2012.
Step by Step process for Online HSC application through SMS:
  • Only Teletalk mobile can be used for sending SMS
  • Go to Message option of your Teletalk mobile and writeCAD Your desired College EIIN Number First Letter of your Desired Group First 3 Letters of you SSC Board Your SSC Roll Number Passing Year of SSC/Equivalent Exam Name of Desired Shift version Quota
    and Send it to 16222
  • Example:If your desired information for HSC Admission 2012 are as below,
    • *College EIIN Number: 108553
    • *Group: Science
    • *SSC Board: RAJSHAHI
    • *SSC Roll No: 131185
    • *SSC Pass Year: 2012
    • *Shift: Day
    • *Version: Bangla
    • *Quota: FQ (Freedom-Fighter Quota)


    Then SEND SMS as below format for Online Registration of HSC Admission 2012-13 session,
    CAD 108553 S RAJ 131185 2012 D B FQ    and send to 16222
    • SMS Variables for HSC Group: Science = S,      Humanities = H,       Business Studies = B,      Home Economics = E,    Islamic Studies = I
    • SMS Variables for HSC College Shift:    Morning = M,    Day = D,     Evening = E,     If desired College has no shifts = N
    • SMS Variables for HSC Version:    HSC Bangla Version = B,     HSC English Version = E
    • SMS Variables for HSC Admission Quota:
      • **Freedom-Fighter Quota = FQ
      • **Childrens Quota for Employees of Education Ministry & other offices under education ministry = EQ
      • **Special Quota declared by desired college = SQ
      • **If someone is eligible for more than one quota, then need to write both quota seperated by ‘,’ (comma). And if applicant is not eligible for any of the quota, then skip the quota option. If any educational institute runs both school & college section, then all the SSC passed students can apply for the same institutes college section.
  • After sending the SMS successfully, applicant will get a SMS reply immediately with the amount of money deducted and a PIN number.
  • If the applicant agrees the amount of deduction money and other information, then confirm your application with a SMS reply,CADYesPINContact Number (preferably a mobile number from any mobile operator)and SEND to 16222.Example:   CAD Yes 6543 01916161785
  • One applicant can separately apply for,
    • *More than one college
    • *Several groups in same college
    • *Several shifts in same college
    But the applicant will be charged 120 Taka (One hundred Twenty Taka) for each SMS application.
  • Applicants can send SMS during the following time schedule,
    • *Start Date & Time of SMS sending: May 12, 2012
    • *End Date & Time of SMS sending: June 6, 2012  11:59 pm
  • Applicants whom challenged their SSC result and got a revised result, can apply through SMS till June 14, 2012.
  • HSC Admission 2012 Result will be published on June 17, 2012. Applicants will get the result through SMS, College notice board and online.
XQbCL HSC Admission 2012: Apply through SMS (With EIIN of Colleges)

EIIN of Colleges of Dhaka Education Board Selected for Online Admission

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xLMOD HSC Admission 2012: Apply through SMS (With EIIN of Colleges)
GRcbX HSC Admission 2012: Apply through SMS (With EIIN of Colleges)

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Ideal school and college

Ideal school and college


Ideal School and College
Ideal School and College Monogram
Location
Dhaka
Bangladesh
Information
Type High school
Established 1965
School district Dhaka
Principal Dr. Shahanara Begum
Staff 450 teachers, 100 staff
Faculty 300
Grades 1 to 12
Enrollment 1973
Number of students 14000
Campus size 2 acre
Campus type Urban
Mascot Books with Lightning Candle and Wreaths
Information +88029330177
Education Board Dhaka
No. of branches 3
Annual Magazine Prottasa
Website
Ideal School and College (Bengali: আইডিয়াল স্কুল এন্ড কলেজ), also known as Ideal High School (its name up to 1990) or Motijheel Ideal School, is an educational institution in Bangladesh established in 1965. Although the school was set up to cater for the need of the children of surrounding areas, students come from all parts of Dhaka.
In the SSC examination of 2008, it became the most successful school in the country in terms of total number of students achieving GPA 5.In 2009 it also achieved the highest percantage of both G.P.A 5 and passing rate. Ideal School and College have three campuses around Dhaka in Motijheel, Banashree and recently opened in Mugda.

Contents

  • 1History
    • 1.1 History
  • 2 Campus
  • 3 Academics
  • 4 Administration
  • 5 Extracurricular activities
  • 6 Publications
  • 7 External links
    • 7.1 General
    • 7.2 Alumni and groups

History

The school was founded on March 15, 1965. Following the inauguration till 1968 it was a junior school. In 1972 the school was converted into a High School. The students from the school participated in Secondary School Certificate Examination (O-level equivalent) for the first time in 1973.
During the first 25 years the school kept its growth as a high school only (10 years of formal education). Following the demand and the requests from the guardians a college (11th and 12th year of formal education) for the female students was added in 1991.
To make room for more students the administration opened a new branch on the occasion of the 30th anniversary in 1996. That branch started its activities at Rampura with 702 students. Mr. Faizur Rahman is the founder-headmaster of the institution.

History

  • 1965: initiative taken.
  • 1965: establishing year.
  • 1968: turned on to Junior school.
  • 1972: turned on to High school.
  • 1973: students first participated on SSC.
  • 1990: college section opened.
  • 1996: start of a new branch in Rampura Banasree project.
  • 2003: Establishment of English version.
  • 2007: completion of a four-storied school campus for Banasree branch.
  • 2010: construction started for separate campus for English version.
  • 2011: new branch is opened at Mugda.
  • 2012: authority decided to open English version on Banasree Branch.
Ideal School and College

Campus

The institute has three campuses in Dhaka.
  • Motijheel: The Main Branch and College campus is located beside Peerjongi's Majar and Motijheel AGB Colony. It was established on 15 March 1965 by the help of the people of AGB Colony.In 1980, President Ziaur Rahman granted 1.2 acre land of this campus. There are six buildings.
  • Main Building, 5 storied
  • Science Building, 5 storied
  • English Version Building, 4 storied (proposed 11 storied)
  • College Building, 5 storied
  • Academic Building, 7 storied(proposed 10 storied)
  • Quarters, 4 storied.
  • Rampura: the second campus is located on Banasree,Rampura.It was established in 1996 on 1.98 acre land of school's own property. It started its class that year with 702 of students on class 1-8. There are two buildings.
  • Main Building,4 storied (proposed 6 storied)
  • Old building, 1 storied tin-shed
  • Mugda: the third campus is located here. The government granted land at Mugda in 2010. It started classes with 1800 students on 20 March 2011. Classes are in a one storied tin-shed building. On 8 June 2011, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina laid the foundation stone of the Academic Building.

Academics

The school offers primary and secondary education for both boys and girls even though it is non-co-educational. Generally boys and girls are split into two separate shifts. Girls attend school in the morning shift while boys attend their classes starting from noon.
Teachers and Professors
Motijheel Section : 200 teachers
Morning shift: 77 teachers and English Medium: 22 teachers Day Shift: 80 teachers and English Medium: 21 teachers
College: 66 course instructors
Banashree Section: 131 teachers
Morning shift: 63 teachers Day Shift: 68 teachers
Mugda Section: 55 teachers
Morning shift: 28 teachers Day Shift: 27 teachers

Administration

Like all other high schools the chief of the school section administration is the “Headmaster” while there is “Assistant-head master” in each of the shifts in each of the Branches. They are selected by the Principal from the veteran teachers. The chief of the administration for college section is the Principal.
The Principal of the institution is Dr Shahanara Begum and the Assistant Headmasters are:
  • Md. Abu Zafar, Morning Shift - Motihjheel
  • Mojammel Hossain, Day Shift - Motihjheel
  • Emam Hossain, English Version - Morning
  • Eskendar Ali Biswas, English Version - Day
  • S.M.Shahadat Hossain, Morning Shift - Banasree
  • Abdus Salam Khan, Day Shift - Banasree
  • Kajal Kanti Barua, Morning Shift, Mugda
  • D.M.Bakiullah, Day shift - Mugda
The Governing body members are elected for 3 years by vote. The governing body’s members are:
  • Rashed Khan Menon,MP - Chairman.
  • Golam Ashraf Talukder - Representative of guardians.
  • Md. Moajjem Hossain – Representative of teachers.
  • Dr.Shahanara Begum - Secretary.

Extracurricular activities

  • BNCC (Bangladesh National Cadet Core): the school's BNCC team opened in 1982. It is the 2nd platoon of Alpha Company, 4 Ramna Battalion. It is the only private educational institute in Bangladesh with a BNCC platoon. Eleven students have got CUO (Cadet Under Officer) till 2011
  • Scouting : the institute’s scout group is the 27th team of Bangladesh Scout, Dhaka Metropolitan. It consists of three cub team, three scout team, two girl cub and two girl scout team. They have participated in national and international Scout events. The institute has the highest number of President Award and Shapla Cub Award achievers in Bangladesh with 35 President Awards and 40 Shapla Cub Awards.
  • Games and sports
  • Debating
  • English Society
  • ISTARC (Ideal Science and Technology Aiming Research Council)

Publications

Protyasha (Bengali: প্রত্যাশা):The school-magazine is named Protyasha (Bengali: প্রত্যাশা), which means "expectations". The school publishes it annually with stories, articles, poems and writings from students, teachers and associate people. It also carries the results of the students in public examinations. It is published in Bengali and English.
PRISM Science Club. ISTARC publish its yearly magazine PRISM containing science based articles, stories, and pictures.
AURITRO: The Ideal Debating Club publish their annual souvenir Auritro(Bengali: অরিত্র) on their yearly festival

 

Dhaka city college

Dhaka City College

Dhaka City College
ঢাকা সিটি কলেজ
Alt text
Motto Build the nation.
Established 1957
Type Private
Academic affiliation National University
Principal Md. Shahjahan Khan
Academic staff 3
Location Dhanmondi, Dhaka
Former names Dhaka night college
Website [http://www.dhakacitycollege.edu.bd
Dhaka City Collge is one of the oldest colleges in Bangladesh located at Dhanmondi,kudrat-e-khuda road in Dhaka city. It offers HSC, three years bachelor's and four years honour's course in various majors. The college is affiliated with the National University.
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Name-plate of the college at the front gate
Today’s Dhaka City College, one of the most recognized colleges of Bangladesh was established in 1957 under the patronage of some educationists and patriotic social workers. At the initial stage the classes of the college were held at West End High School and thereafter at Dhaka College. In 1970 the college was shifted to Dhanmondi Road No. 2 at its own premises.
Among those who contributed greatly to the establishment of this institution, the names of Mr. Khan Bahadur Abdur Rahman and Mr. Ataur Rahman Khan, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh may be remembered with due honor and gratitude. Mr. Khaney Alom Khan, former Chairman of the Governing Body was almost a symbol of selfless patronage in arranging financial assistance for the rapid structural development of the college buildings and for the ceaseless endeavor for the development of the college while he was the Divisional commissioner of Dhaka Division.  The college owes greatly to Mr. Hafiz Uddin, the Principal of the college for its present glory and success. He joined this college as Lecturer in Accounting in 1970 and assumed the office of the Principal in 1977. Since then he has been rendering his valuable service to the nation by imparting quality education in this seat of learning. Perhaps, his greatest success as an administrator lies in his capability of maintaining a congenial academic atmosphere and ensuring quality education in this college. Under his efficient guidance and administration, the college has remarkably developed both structurally and academically and the name and fame of the college has already spread both at home and abroad.
Recently a new building has open at the frond of the Dhaka City College Premises.

Departments

  • BBA
  • Business Studies
  • Science Discipline
  • Arts Discipline
  • Computer Science and Engineering

Viqarunnisa Noon College

Viqarunnisa Noon School (Bengali: ভিকারুননিসা নূন স্কুল) is an all-girls school in Bailey Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh; it has about 20,000 students.

Contents

  • History
  • Founder
  • Branches
  • Description and Activities
  • See also
  • External links
  • References

History

Viqarunnisa Noon School was founded in 1952 by Begum Viqar-un-Nisa Noon,7th wife of Firoz Khan Noon,after a night of extreme ecstasy, the then governor of East Pakistan helped founding the school in apology for impregnation.

Founder

Begum Viqar-un-Nisa Hossain Noon (née Victoria) was Austrian by birth. Born in 1920, she married Sir Feroz Khan Noon in 1945,who had been the Indian High Commissioner in England, and would later become the seventh Prime Minister of Pakistan.
The Noons often participated in social work and Viqarunnisa Noon School was one of its projects; there is also a Noon Educational Foundation that funds Pakistani students to study in Oxford and Cambridge, alongside the Viqar un Nisa College for Women, Rawalpindi in Pakistan.

Branches

Viqarunnisa noon school has four branches. They are:
  • Bailey road branch (main branch)
  • Dhanmondi branch
  • Azimpur branch
  • Bashundhora Branch

Description and Activities

Viqarunnisa noon school is one of the best and the biggest schools in Bangladesh only for girls. The main campus is very big. It has 5 buildings, colonies for the teachers and staffs. Viqarunnisa provides transport facility to its student. It has many buses and vans. The campuses are well facilities and very much secure. It also has an English medium section from class 1-10 but in the Baily Road Branch only. It has a big library with a lot of book.
This school has 363 well educated teachers for almost 20,000 students only in the school section. Every year almost 1200 students sit for the S.S.C examination. Except the last year Viqarunnisa is in the first position for 5 years consequently. The education level is very high there. The environment is very friendly. Besides education Viqarunnisa encourage its student for extracurricular activities like, singing, dancing, art etc. Many social works are done here. Different types of workshops based on different social problems are arranged by the students of Viqarunnisa.
The students of Viqarunnisa have a lot of activities. They have clubs that arrange inter-school and inter-college competitions. The science club, debating club, she-nerd’s club, English language club and environment club has been running for more than a decade. Every year they celebrate all the national festivals in their own campus. In 21 February the mother language day they have arranged a provath feri. As viqarunnisa has a shahid minar in its main campus so they give flower and pray for the language martyred there. It also celebrates the 26th March, the Independence Day of Bangladesh and the 16th December, the Victory Day of Bangladesh. They also enjoy 14 April pohela boishakh. then the Boishakhi Mela is held at the school campus.
Students participate in art competitions, and games like, football, badminton, and handball. Every year Viqarunnisa Noon School participates in a display competition on 16 December (the national victory day). Viqarunnisa Noon School always helps its students to learn about the history of Bangladesh, it also gives a scope to the students to know about the culture and helps to adopt those in the students’ life

Schools and Colleges in Dhaka


Notre Dame College

Notre Dame College (Dhaka)


Notre Dame College, Dhaka
Logo of the Notre Dame College Dhaka
Motto Diligite Lumen Sapientiae
(love the light of wisdom)
Established 1949
Type Higher Secondary School, University Affiliated College
Principal Fr. Benjamin Costa CSC
Students 4500
Location Dhaka, Bangladesh
Campus Urban
Nickname NDC/ Notre Damianz
Website http://www.notredame.ac.bd
Notre Dame College (Bengali: নটর ডেম কলেজ) or NDC is an higher secondary degree college affiliated to the National University. It is situated in Dhaka, Bangladesh and is administrated by the Congregation of Holy Cross, Society of Priests. (In the Indian subcontinent, as in the UK, higher secondary schools, comprising the 11th and 12th year of education, are often referred to as 'colleges'). The college also offers three-year degree program, Bachelor of Arts (B.A. Pass Course) and Bachelor of Social Sciences (B.S.S. Pass Course). In 2009 the institution celebrated its 60th anniversary.

Contents

  •  History
  • Students of the college
  • Clubs of Notre Dame College
  • Disaster Response Activities
  • Publications
  • Administration
  • External links

History

Notre Dame College was established in Arambagh, Dhaka in November, 1949. It was established by the Roman Catholic Priests from the Order of Holy Cross because of the crisis in the education sector of the new born East Pakistan. It was known as the St. Gregory College, an extension of the St. Gregory's School, which was also established by the mission. It was relocated to its current location in Motijheel in 1954 and renamed to Notre Dame College. The new name was a tribute to the University of Notre Dame, the alma mater of many of the faculty members. In French Notre Dame means Our Lady, that stands for Mother Mary.
Students of the college obtained the first place in the combined merit list of the Higher Secondary Certificate Examinations seven times in eight years between 1952 and 1959. The institution, run by Roman Catholics, is open to all students, whether rich or poor, Bengali or tribal, Muslim, Christian, Hindu, or Buddhist. Entrance of Notre Dame College
The college began with classes in arts and commerce subjects. By 1955, it had Bachelor of Arts courses and in 1960, it started Bachelor of Science courses. It gained affiliation with the University of Dhaka in 1955. In 1959 it was declared the best college in East Pakistan in recognition of the high percentage of successful candidates in university examinations.
In the 1960s, it fell short of teachers. The problem led the college authority to borrow volunteers from a British organization called Graduate Volunteers Service Overseas who taught at the college from 1963 to 1970. It was during this period when researcher Father Richard Timm, C.S.C. became associated with the college. Like every other college in the country, Notre Dame was becoming more and more trapped in the growing political agitation throughout the country during 1968-69 and its administration was put to a delicate and trying situation especially in the months of the country's war of liberation. The college was involved in relief and rehabilitation work at that time.
The college continued its efforts to provide education to its students in independent Bangladesh. The college has a department of guidance and counseling and a director of studies. It has a literacy program for slum children. It teaches social welfare as a special discipline. It has a student work program, under which about 125 students work in the college to pay for their tuition. It has a small clinic.
The medium of instruction in the college has been Bengali since 1972. Later, English medium was re-opened.
Since 1980s (after the liberation war), Notre Dame College gained reputation of the best institution for higher secondary education in the country. The highest number of perfect GPA holders in national examination (H.S.C.) and the exceptional success of its students in university admission tests bear testimony to this.

Students of the college

Every year Notre Dame College takes around 1250 students through the most competitive college admission process in the country. With the prestige of the highest number of perfect GPA holders in national examination (H.S.C.), Notre Dame College affords to accept students only with exceptional merit and caliber.

Clubs of Notre Dame College

Notre Dame College has 28 extracurricular clubs (Source: Blue and Gold, Yearly Magazine, 2002-2004) including:
  • Debating Club
  • Science Club
  • Adventure Club
  • Rover Scouts NDCRS
  • Business Club
  • Chess Club
  • Manabik Shogho
  • Nature Study Club
  • Degree Club
  • Yuva (Youth) Red Crescent
  • Rotaract Club
  • Natyadol (Theater Group)
  • Abritti Dol (Reciting Group)
  • History club
  • Association for Medical help and Environmental Health promotion
  • International Understanding and Relation Club
  • Cultural Club
  • Lekhok Kunjo (Writers' Guild)
  • English Club
Notre Dame Debating Club, moderated by Fr. Adam S. Pereirra CSC, who is known as the father of debating in Bangladesh, celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 2003.
Notre Dame Science Club, moderated by Professor Sushanta Kumar Sarkar, is one of the oldest science clubs in the country. It celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1999.

Disaster Response Activities

Notre Dame College conducts relief activities after natural disasters. The students and staff participated in relief work after the "Sidr" disaster and the NDC relief distribution team went for rehabilitation program in Gowarnadi (south part of Bangladesh)on December 16, 2007.

Publications

Blue and Gold is the year book of Notre Dame College. Notre Dame College publishes students' monthly magazines- Dhak Dhol - Chit Chat. Each club has its own yearly magazine/publication. Among them AUDRI of Notre Dame Science Club is the most famous.NISHORGA,annual magajine of Notre Dame Nature Study Club is also worth mentioning.

Administration

The college is managed by priests of the Congregation of Holy Cross in Dhaka. Since its establishment, ten priests have served as the principal of the college.
College Canteen
  • John J. Harrington, 1949-54
  • James L. Martin,1954-60
  • Theotonius Amal Ganguly, March, 1960 - October, 1960
  • William Graham, 1960-67
  • John Vanden Bossche, 1967-69
  • Joseph S.Peixotto, 1969-70
  • Richard Timm, 1970-71
  • Ambrose Wheeler, 1971-76
  • Joseph S.Peixotto, 1976-1998
  • Benjamin Costa, 1998-
Among them, Father Timm is a renowned biologist and a winner of the 1987 Ramon Magsaysay award for International understanding. Father Timm is also the founder moderator of Notre Dame Science Club and Notre Dame Debating Club.

SSC Result 2012 Published : 86.37% pass

SSC Results 2012 Published for All Education Boards in Bangladesh - May 7, 2012
The results of this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations were published Monday with overall pass percentage of 86.37, which is 4.06 percent higher than last year’s. So, it seems that the results of this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations have broken all records with 86.37 percent success rate.
Last year, the pass percentage was 82.31 with a total of students having passed out successfully.
Among the eight general boards, Sylhet board topped the list in pass percentage, showing 91.78 percent success. Dhaka Board posted 85.95 percent pass, Jessore 87.16, Comilla 85.64, Rajshahi 88.33, Barisal 86.96, Chittagong 78.96 and Dinajpur 87.16.
A total of 14, 20, 057 students are appearing in the exams from 26, 855 schools at 2,364 centers across the country.
Of them, 10, 52, 969 students are appearing in SSC exams from 15,933 schools at 1,278 centers across the country while 2, 74,930 students are sitting for Dakhil and rest for SSC (Vocational).
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid handed over the SSC result books to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her office.
Later, he will announce the results at noon from a press conference at his office.




SSC Results 2012 Analysis, Charts, Graph, Comparison – Bangladesh Education Board – www.educationboardresults.gov.bd

SSC Results 2012 Bangladesh Analysis, Chart, Graph, Comparison www.educationboardresults.gov.bd
A record success rate (86.32 per cent) in this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) exams, under eight general education boards, has given students, their parents and teachers something to cheer about. Last year, it was 82.16 per cent. The number of students scoring the Grade Point Average (GPA) 5 has also increased significantly this year.
The combined pass rate of all 10 education boards, including Dakhil exams under the Bangladesh Madrasa Education Board and SSC (vocational) exams under the Bangladesh Technical Education Board, is 86.37 per cent, 4.06 per cent higher than last year. As many as 14,12,379 students sat for the exams held between February 1 and March 15. Of them, 12,19,894 are successful.
SSC Results 2012 Bangladesh - Pass percentage of All Boards
When asked, Bangladesh education minister Nurul Islam Nahid attributed the success to the trend of securing good marks in English and mathematics. “In more than 4,000 schools and madrasas, additional classes in English and mathematics were arranged for weaker students under an education ministry project. Besides, introduction of creative questions instead of the essay-type ones also had a positive impact,” he added.
The minister formally announced the SSC results 2012 at a press conference at about 1 pm. Before that, in the morning, he handed over a summary of the SSC results to Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina at Ganabhaban.
In her reaction, Sheikh Hasina said such excellent SSC results should continue in future.
SSC Result 2012 Bangladesh - GPA 5 Comparison of All Boards
Under eight general education boards in Bangladesh, 65,252 examinees have achieved the highest Grade Point Average (GPA) 5, compared to 62,788 last year. The grade system was introduced in 2001, when only 76 examinees got GPA-5. A total of 10,48,144 SSC examinees wrote the exams this year. Of them, 9,04,756 have passed the tests. In 2011, the SSC success rate was 82.16 per cent and it was 78.19 per cent in 2010, compared to 67.41 per cent in 2009.
The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Sylhet, was top among eight general education boards, with a success rate of 91.78 per cent, while the Chittagong board remained at the bottom with 78.96 per cent. A total of 2,611 students got GPA-5 under the Sylhet board,  vis-a-vis 5,121 from the Chittagong board.
SSC Result GPA 5 Comparison for 2012, 2011 & 2010 - All Education Boards
As many as 25,629 students secured the GPA-5 grade from the Dhaka board. It has a success rate of 85.95 per cent.
Under the Rajshahi board, the percentage of success was 88.33 per cent, with 10,726 students securing the GPA-5 grade. Under the Jessore board, it was 87.16 per cent, with 5,825 examinees getting the GPA-5 grade. The Dinajpur board’s success rate stood at 87.16 per cent, with 7,431 students getting GPA-5.
The Barisal board’s success rate was 86.96 per cent, with 2,730 students securing the GPA-5 grade. Under the Comilla board, it was 85.64 per cent, while 5,179 students scored the GPA-5 grade.
This year, the examinees had to answer objective type questions in 21 subjects, while the system was introduced for two subjects in 2010. The humanities students’ success rate was 81.26 per cent, while it was 94.48 per cent for students belonging to the science stream, compared to 87.39 per cent of the business studies group.
The percentage of success of Dakhil examinees also rose significantly this year. The success rate was 88.47 per cent, while it was 83.23 per cent last year. The number of GPA-5 achievers was 13,436, while it was 12,756 last year. Dakhil students under the Madrasa Board faced tests in English and Bangla, bearing a total of 200 marks, while SSC students, under eight general education boards, faced 400 marks in Bangla and English.
The pass percentage of SSC (vocational) students under the Technical Education Board saw a slight decline. The rate this year was 80.69 per cent, compared to 81.37 per cent last year. However, the number of GPA-5 achievers significantly rose to 3,524  from last year’s 1,205. Usually drop-outs, irregulars and over-aged students are enrolled under this board.
Under the Dhaka board, the Rajuk Uttara Model College secured the first position for the third consecutive year among the list of top 20 institutions. The Shamsul Hoque Khan School, Demra, was second, while the Motijheel Ideal School and College and the Viqarunnisa Noon School ranked third and fourth, respectively.









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