Charfasson Govt. College

Char Fasson Govt. College
চরফ্যাসন সরকারি কলেজ
Char Fasson Govt. College; চরফ্যাসন সরকারি কলেজ
	প্রধান প্রবেশ পথ
Location
	On the side of Principal Nazrul Islam Road, 1970 feet west of Bhola Char Fasson Road; Char Fasson, Bhola 8340; Bangladesh
Coordinates	22°11′19.518″N90°45′12.928″E / 22.18875500°N 90.75359111°E
Information
School type	Govt. College
Motto	Education-Humanity Peace; (শিক্ষা-মনুষ্যত্ব শান্তি)
Established	1968
School district	Bhola
President	Abdullah Al Islam Jakob
Principal	Professor Jamal Hossain
Staff	20
Faculty	05
Teaching staff	63
Language	Bangla
Campus size	13.20 acres (5.34 ha)
Campus type	Urban
Sports	Football, cricket
Publication	Polimatir Kotha (published 2014)
Affiliation	Bangladesh National University, Barisal Education Board
Board of Education	Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Barisal
Affiliation	National University
EIIN	101439
Website	charfassongovtcollege.edu.bd

Last updated October 02, 2024

Char Fasson Government College is a government educational institution. It is one of the colleges in Bhola. Established in 1968, the college is one of the oldest schools in Bhola district and one of the best in South Bengal. In this college higher secondary and undergraduate level educational activities are conducted. The college is surrounded by a beautiful and captivating natural environment. This college is affiliated to Bangladesh National University and Barisal Education Board.^[1]

History of establishment

Char Fasson is a coastal town of Bhola, a land of polymer. The social system here has evolved through the inevitable burning of the isolated culture of the people who have broken the river. Although the culture of the community has not developed here, the society is aware of how many talented people have left their mark on creative thinking from time to time. Char Fasson College is the fruit of the talent and labor of all those geniuses.

In the late fifties, an initiative was taken to set up a Char Fasson College under the leadership of A. Haq Master, the headmaster of Charfashion Govt. T. Baret Secondary School. According to him, the entrepreneurs submitted an application to the then sub-divisional administrator MA Aziz to set up Char Fassson College. Until then Bhola College was not established. Then the sub-divisional administrator said, when there is no college in Bhola, Char Fasson is a union, how can a college be established there! AH Haque Master told him to come and establish a college here. In 1982, he became the founding principal of Bhola Government College. Then the establishment of Char Fasson College was somewhat hampered, but did not stop.^[2]

On June 1, 1986, dignitaries of the time, market traders, social workers and people's representatives all gathered at the Brajgopal Public Club. The meeting, chaired by Abdul Motaleb Master, a prominent person of the area, took a formal decision to establish Char Fasson College. A 143-member organizing committee was formed. Founder President of the College Committee, Sub-Divisional Administrator, Secretary Abdul Matin, Joint Secretary Fazlur Rahman Faraji, Treasurer Md. Samsuddin Master. At the first day's meeting, the treasurer paid ten thousand TK in cash. The then eminent person Char Fasson TB High School headmaster M. M. Nazrul Islam appointed, the head of Char Fasson TB School, as the principal of Char Fasson College. On August 1, 1986, he joined Char Fasson College as the principal. The first activities of the college started at Brajgopal Public Club.^[3]

On 11 June 2013, the Prime Minister's Office sent a letter of consent from the prime minister to the Ministry of Education. The inspection team formed by the Department of Secondary Higher Education to make the college a government college visited on 23 June 2013. On 22 July 2013, the Ministry of Education sent a letter of Deed of Gift for the transfer of all movable and immovable property to the Government, including the ban on transfer of immovable property and promotion of the college for government purposes.

According to the decision of the meeting of the Governing Body dated 2 August 2013, the Deed of Gift was executed on behalf of Char Fasson College on behalf of the Principal along with His Excellency the President in the document No. 365 dated 14 August 2013. Then on 22 October 2013, the Ministry of Education issued a memorandum No. 9 / S.K.-18/2013/518 to the Charfason College from 11 October 2013. Charfasson Government College was made official and was registered in the Bangladesh Gazette on 31 October 2013.

Establishment of examination center

The secondary examination centre was established in 1982 and in 1989 degree examination centre was Established. In 2013 honours testing Centre was also established.^[4]

Faculties and departments

Bachelor's Degree Honours Courses:

Department of Political Science
Department of Social Work
Department of History
Department of Management
Department of Accounting
Department of Arts
Department of Science
Department of Business Education

Bachelor Degree (Pass) Courses:

B. A. (Pass)
B. S. S. (Pass)
B. Sc. (Pass)
B. B. S. (Pass)

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References

↑ "Charfasson College". Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Barisal. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 21 October 2015.
↑ Kotha, Polimatir. Polimatir Kotha. Char Fasson Govt. college. pp. 56, 57.
↑ Kotha, Polimatir. Polimatir Kotha. Char Fasson Govt. college. pp. 46, 47.
↑ Polimatir, Kotha. "Establishment". Polimatir Kotha. 02: 50, 51, 53.

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[1] "Charfasson College". Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Barisal. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 21 October 2015.

[2] Kotha, Polimatir. Polimatir Kotha. Char Fasson Govt. college. pp. 56, 57.

[3] Kotha, Polimatir. Polimatir Kotha. Char Fasson Govt. college. pp. 46, 47.

[4] Polimatir, Kotha. "Establishment". Polimatir Kotha. 02: 50, 51, 53.

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