Nazipur Government College

Nazipur Government College is a public college in Nazipur Naogaon, Bangladesh. It offers the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC). The current principal is Prof. Md. Samsul Hoque and is headed by Md. Moez Uddin.[2]

Nazipur Govt. College
নজিপুর সরকারি কলেজ
MottoEducation is power.
TypePublic
Established1979
PrincipalProf. Shah Alam Mondol[1]
Location
Naogaon
,
Bangladesh

25°03′11″N 88°45′48″E
Websitengcol.gov.bd
Location in Bangladesh

History

In 1979, this college was established as Nazipur Mahaviddalaya, headed by Md. Moez Uddin. Nazipur Government College began its academic activities temporarily at Nazipur High School, as it had no land of its own. Later, a parcel of land was purchased and another parcel was donated by Mojir Uddin. In 1977, the college moved to its own building, which was constructed with the help of DDB Rajshahi. The institution was granted on 6 April 1984, and gradually it was developed into a college offering degrees. Being nationalised on 8 December 1984, this college appeared as a government educational institution from 1 January 1985.[3]

Library

The Library of Nazipur Government College was established in 1980, the same year the library was established. There are around 30,000 books, very well furnished alphabetically.

Faculties

HSC
  • Science
  • Humanities
  • Business Studies

Degree (Pass) :

  • B.A
  • B.S.S
  • B.B.S
  • B.Sc

Honors :

  • Islamic History & culture

Student residences

There is currently one residential hall:

  • Nazipur College Hostel[4]

Notable alumni
  • Md. Moez Uddin (founder of this college)
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See also

References
  1. নজিপুর সরকারি কলেজ.
  2. http://ngcol.gov.bd/read_more.php?type=principal
  3. http://ngcol.gov.bd/read_more.php?type=welcome
  4. "Google". www.google.com.bd. Retrieved 24 March 2019.

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