Uttara Town College

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Uttara Town College
উত্তরা টাউন কলেজ
Location
Uttara Town College

,
1230

Bangladesh
Coordinates 23°52′45″N90°24′03″E / 23.8793°N 90.4008°E / 23.8793; 90.4008
Information
TypePrivate college
Established1998 (1998)
School board Dhaka Education Board
PrincipalMd. Khurshed Alam
Grades XI-XII
GenderMale and female
Language Bangla
Colour(s)  Black,   White,   Navy Blue
Website uttaratowncollege.com

Uttara Town College is a college situated near Uttara at Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was established in 1998. It is a 5-storied building and it has a big place in front of it. The play ground is available for playing. The college has total 900 seats for students. It is privately operated and this college has its official website. It is also a university. So students can graduate from HSC and read there for higher education. [1] The college consists of morning shift. The shift starts from 8:30 am and ends at 11:50 am.

Contents

Education

Students from XI class to class XII read here. There are three groups in this college for higher secondary examination – Science, Business Studies and Arts. All the three groups are well taught by the teachers. [2]

Teachers

As of January 2019 there are more than 55 teachers in the college. [3]

Students

In this college, there are approximately 500 students. [4]

Annual sports

The college celebrates annual sports each year in the January. The ceremony is enjoyed and highly appreciated by all of the people of Uttara area.

Results

The college has good results since 1998. [5]

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References

  1. "About the college". Educion.
  2. "Admission Information". Uttara Town College.
  3. See our teachers
  4. "About Us". Uttara Town College (in Bengali).
  5. "See Exam Results". Uttara Town College.