Rangpur Cadet College

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Rangpur Cadet College
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Academic Building of Rangpur Cadet College
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Rangpur Cadet College
Ashratpur, Rangpur Sadar Upazila

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Bangladesh
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5404
Coordinates 25°42′45″N89°15′32″E / 25.7126°N 89.2588°E / 25.7126; 89.2588
Information
Established1 July 1979;45 years ago (1979-07-01)
School board Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Dinajpur
PrincipalLt. Colonel Md. Ashraful Islam, SPP, PSC
AdjutantMajor Md. Saidul Haque
LanguageEnglish
EIIN127483
Website ccr.army.mil.bd

Rangpur Cadet College is a military college for boys in Rangpur, Bangladesh. [1]

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