Dhaka Imperial College

Coordinates: 23°45′58″N 90°25′48″E / 23.76621°N 90.42995°E / 23.76621; 90.42995
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Dhaka Imperial College
ঢাকা ইমপিরিয়াল কলেজ
logo since 1995
Address
Map
Plot#35–43, Block#B, Road#2, Jahurul Islam City, Aftab Nagar,

Badda

Dhaka
,
1212

Bangladesh
Coordinates23°45′58″N 90°25′48″E / 23.76621°N 90.42995°E / 23.76621; 90.42995
Information
TypePrivate
Motto(Bengali: পড় তোমার প্রভূর নামে)
(Read in the Name of Thy Creator)
EstablishedNovember 1995 (1995-11)
School districtDhaka Education Board
PrincipalArif Ahmed (2017–present)[1]
Staff34[3]
Teaching staff80[2]
Grades11-12
Age range17–20
Number of students3200+
LanguageBengali
CampusBadda, Dhaka, 1212
Campus typeUrban
HousesOne
SportsFootball, cricket, volleyball, rugby, badminton, handball
Websiteimperialcollege.edu.bd

Dhaka Imperial College (DIC) (Bengali: ঢাকা ইমপিরিয়াল কলেজ) is a co-educational Bangladeshi private college situated in Dhaka, Bangladesh established at 1995.

History[edit]

Dhaka Imperial College was established in November 1995 at New Market, Dhaka opposite of Dhaka College, then transfer to Badda, Dhaka in 2012 on their own campus.[4]

Founders[edit]

Dhaka Imperial College was founded in November 1995 by some educationists and social workers person including M. A. Malek (established secretary), Waliullah, Mahafuzul Haque (ex-principal who died in 2013) and others.[5]

Academics[edit]

Dhaka Imperial College offers H.S.C., four years Honours in various majors.

H.S.C[edit]

  • Science
  • Business Studies
  • Humanity

Honours[edit]

Students[edit]

Every year Dhaka Imperial College admits around 1000 students in science, 200 students in Humanities and 800 students in Business Studies group through the admission process in the country. With a few number of GPA holders in Public Examination (SSC), Dhaka Imperial College accepts students with mid-range GPAs holders in various faculty. Currently, it consists of 16 classrooms for boys & girls students in science terming each as "Groups". In case of science, groups A to L without 'G' includes boys and the rest 'G' divided into four sections G-1, G-2, G-3 and G-4 are for girls students. Humanities has groups A-1 and A-2 with combine while the Business Studies section has groups A-1, A-2 B-1, B-2. [7]

Clubs[edit]

Dhaka Imperial College has 18 extracurricular clubs[8] including:

  • Imperial Debating Club (IDC)
  • Imperial Science World (ISW)
  • Imperial Nandon Kanon
  • Imperial Information Technology Club (IITC)
  • Imperial English Language Club (IELC)
  • Imperial Rover Scouts (IRS)
  • Imperial Tour Club (ITC)
  • Imperial Business Club (IBC)
  • Imperial Phatchakra
  • Imperial Carrier Guidance Club (ICGC)
  • Imperial Sports Club (ISC)
  • Imperial Photographers Club (IPC)
  • Imperial Theater (IT)
  • Imperial Earth
  • Protivar Shondhana Imperial
  • Imperial Ghaan Ornation
  • Imperial Shomajsheba O Shashaamulok Club

Imperial Debating Club (IDC)[edit]

Imperial Debating Club (IDC) was established in 1995 at the time of the beginning of the college.[9]

Imperial Science World (ISW)[edit]

Imperial Science World[8] is the first science club in this college. It was established in 1998 by Professor Mahafuzul Haque, Ex-principal of Dhaka Imperial College and also the founder of most of the club in the college.

Imperial Tour Club (ITC)[edit]

Imperial Tour Club also known as ITC is one of the major clubs in the college. Every year at the middle of the session this club arranges a tour of Bangladesh for seven days to tourist areas including Sundarban, Cox's Bazar, Bandarban, Rangamati and more. After study tour it also arranges another big arrangement in February named "Banvoson & Basanto Utsho (Bengali: বনভোজন ও বসন্ত উৎসব)" outside of Dhaka, specifically Gazipur for all students of the college. Sometimes it arranges a tour need 'SAARC Tour' to SAARC included country (without Pakistan and Afghanistan) with a few teachers and students.

Imperial Nandon Kanon (Bengali: ইমপিরিয়াল নন্দন কানন)[edit]

Imperial Nandon Kanon[10] is said to ne the most active club in Dhaka Imperial College. Every year one the biggest ceremony in the college, "Nobin Boron," is fully arranged by the help of the club for the new student. Every culture-related program is arranged with help of this club. Every year it publishes its annual magazine.

Imperial English Language Club (IELC)[edit]

Imperial English Language Club, also known as IELC, is the major English based club in Dhaka Imperial College. It arranges a major course in English development in 10 long class around a year for developing speaking and free writing in English for the students of the college.

Labs[edit]

This college has one of the latest lab facilities from any other private college in Dhaka City. They rebuild their lab and upgrade it to a modern lab in the middle of the year 2018.

  • Physics lab
  • Chemistry lab
  • Biology lab
  • Computer lab

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Principal of Dhaka Imperial College". Dhaka Imperial College. October 2017. Retrieved 1 October 2017.
  2. ^ "Teachers List of Dhaka Imperial College". Dhaka Imperial College.
  3. ^ "Staff List of Dhaka Imperial College". Dhaka Imperial College.
  4. ^ "Principal's Message" [oddhokkor bānni]. Dhaka Imperial College.
  5. ^ "Name of the Founders". Dhaka Imperial College. Retrieved 4 September 2023.
  6. ^ "Hons Program of DIC". Dhaka Imperial College. November 2018. Retrieved 1 November 2018.
  7. ^ "Dhaka Imperial College Admission". Dhaka, Bangladesh: Dhaka Imperial College. 20 June 2018. Retrieved 2 July 2018.
  8. ^ a b "Dhaka Imperial College Club Activity". Dhaka, Bangladesh: Dhaka Imperial College.
  9. ^ "Imperial Debating Club Activity". Dhaka, Bangladesh: Dhaka Imperial College.
  10. ^ "Imperial Nandan Kanon Activity". Dhaka, Bangladesh: Dhaka Imperial College.

External links[edit]

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