Brojomohun College (Bengali: ব্রজমোহন কলেজ), often known as BM College, B. M. University College, is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in Bangladesh. It is located in the town of Barisal in South-Western Bangladesh.
The newspaper called the "Venice of East" and "The Grain House" was the town's education sector, it was geographically distant from both Dhaka and Kolkata powerful. Barisal Zilla School was established in 1854 but rapidly growing number of students served was enough space in the school year. To solve this problem, Mahatma Ashwini Kumar Dutta 1884, a new school. Higher education in any facility, that was the district magistrate, Ramesh Chandra Dutta, Mahatma Ashwini Kumar Dutta request to establish a college. June 14, 1889, date of the Aswini Kumar Dutta Brojo Mohan College
Gyan Chandra Babu, the first principal of the college community. While Ashwini Kumar Dutta taught English and logic, Kali Prasanna and Kamini Kumar Ghosh taught history BidyaRatna taught Sanskrit and Bengali. In 1898, Bm of a "second grade students" from the "First Grade College" is modified. In 1912, the government went to college. From the management of personal management strategies. 1889 1917 College campus from regular school activities Bm occurred. The current complex is transferred to the College in 1917.From the very beginning the college was so dynamic and the results were very good. The teachers of that time were skilled, so Calcutta University started an Honors course in English and Philosophy in 1922, Sanskrit and Mathematics in 1925, Chemistry in 1928, and Economics in 1929. In 1928, Shirimoti Shanti Sudha Ghosh stood First class First in Honors in Mathematics from Calcutta University.
1922 1948 from the College's time to "Golden Period" is called. In that time, Sir Udbarn, the Governor Bm College once commented, "College to Metropolitan (Presidency) College richness commitment to challenge some days."
Due to the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, the college lacked teachers and the student body fell to one third of its post-war size. This made it difficult to teach the same numbers of courses and as a result the two year Honors curriculum conducted by Calcutta University was replaced with the three Honors curriculum of Dhaka University. As a consequence, Honors courses except Mathematics were abolished in 1950. In 1952, Honors in Mathematics had also been eradicated. During the 1964-65 sessions, Honors in Economics restarted. Several other Honors and Masters Courses of various subjects started between 1972 to the 2005-06 sessions.
The time since 1965 has been called the "Age of Enrichment" of the college. Former principal Prof. Mohammad Hanif is called the "Architect of Modern Brojo Mohun College". There are currently 20 degree (pass) courses, 18 Honors courses and 19 Masters courses at BM College. H.S.C. course have been abolished since 1999.
The poet Jibanananda Das taught at BM College.
How to get in to BM College of Barisal district?
BM College situated in the town of Barisal beside Bogra Road south of Barisal connected both by air and road from Dhaka, Chittagong and Barisal. Flights are available from Chittagong and Dhaka on United Airways and Regent Airways. Flights tend to be daily during the high season (Oct - Apr) but generally drop back to 3-4 flights per week during the summer and Monsoon (May - Sept).
The private bus companies have offices near Hotel Sea Queen on the main road, and also down in the Hotel Motel Zone.
Where to get around BM College of Barisal district?
The time since 1965 has been called the "Age of Enrichment" of the college. Former principal Prof. Mohammad Hanif is called the "Architect of Modern Brojo Mohun College". There are currently 20 degree (pass) courses, 18 Honors courses and 19 Masters courses at BM College. H.S.C. course have been abolished since 1999.
What can you see BM College of Barisal district?
What can you do to BM College of Barisal district?
What can you buy from BM College of Barisal district?
There are lots of shops in the town catering to Bangladeshi tourists. You can also check out the local market. You can try some local beauty products (sandal wood based), hand woven textile and bed sheets among many other things.
What type of food you can take from BM College of Barisal district?
There are a few restaurants along highway Rd and in the local markets, most serving Bangladeshi standards.
What type of drink you can take from BM College of Barisal district?
Alcohol is available in a few locations. The hotels have bars which generally open from 7pm. don’t expect much as their ambience leaves much to be desired and there is no guarantee the beer will be cold. Prices are higher than you might expect.
Where you can sleep at BM College of Barisal district?
There is also a lot of number of residential house:
· Rest House District Council
· Khamarabari Reston House
In addition, there are several residential hotels are in Barisal district?
District
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Hotels Name and Address
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NWD
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Telephone
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Office
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Residence
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Mobile
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Barisal
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Hotel Ali International, Sadar Road, Barisal
Hotel Ababil, East Bogura Road, Barisal
Hotel Athena Internationa, Katpotty Road, Barisal
Paradise Hotel, Hospital Road, Barisal
YMCA Hotel Iswar Bose Road, P.O. Box: 36, Barisal
Hotel Nupor Barisal Sadar
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0431
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56510
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65233
52009
62956
63388
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55009
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011-98-038781
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How to get out from BM College of Barisal district?
In the same way, south of Barisal, Barguna Rakhain area is connected both by air and road from Dhaka, Chittagong and Barisal and you can get back or try to another beautiful location in Bangladesh.
Emergency Numbers of Barisal District:
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Designation/Administration
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NWD
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Telephone
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Office
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Residence
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Mobile
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Barisal
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Divisional Commissioner Barisal
District Commissioner Barisal District Judge Barisal Civil Surgeon Barisal Sadar Hospital Barisal District Super Barisal
RAB Barisal
Ambulance Barisal
Fire Service Barisal
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0431
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54044
52122/52441 52168 52209 52519 52168
717771
71036
65222
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54055
52121/54111 52164 62665 - 52146
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65133
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