Dhaka Imperial College। Bengali

Bengali language

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:ঢাকা ইমপিরিয়াল কলেজ) is a private College in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The literal meaning of imperial is something involving an emperor or something majestic. The crown on the top symbolizes honor. "Read in the name of thy Creator"- the first message of the creator to man has been written around it with the thoughtful suggestion of Al Haj M. A. Malek (FCA), the founder Chairman of the College. S. M. Mijanur Rahman, one of the members of the Governing body, has designed it.

The aim of the college is to build an educated nation fit to cope with the challenges of the 21st century through providing creative and work oriented education. Along with education, the student is imbued with the sense of discipline and solidarity and thus lead them to the way of success and progress. To attain the coveted goal, the students must be persevering.

Amenities

1. Supply of pure drinking water.
2. Canteen facilities.
3. Intercom system.I
4. Overhead projector.
5. Central announcement system.
6. Use of white board and markers in the class room.
7. Conveying message over telephone to students' guardian.
8. Alternative Power Supply System by a powerful 88-KVA Generator.

Campus Life

Discipline, in a common parlance, is the precondition of success everywhere in life. Students must abide by the following rules and regulations to keep peaceful and congenial atmosphere in college campus.

Uniform and Identity card

Each student must wear college uniform and bear Identity card. No student is allowed to enter college campus without uniform and Identity card. Cloth for college uniform and identity card are supplied from college office before the beginning of the first semester.

Presence in class

• Each student has to attend 85% of the total class in every semester. If any student remains absent for seven working days without prior permission of the authority his name is penned through from the register book, and for each absence he has to pay Tk. 25/- as fine.
• Without desired presence no student is promoted to class twelve and if any student is found discollegiate he/she is not allowed to take part in Board Examination.
• In case of illness of any student, absence fine is excused if legal guardians apply to the authority.
• For genuine case at best five days' leave is sanctioned in response to the application of a legal guardian.

Message

Dhaka Imperial College was established in 1995 with a strong commitment to impart quality education to students so that they can flourish in their life and contribute to the country. It is a matter of great pleasure that we have been successful to a great extent to fulfill our commitment in those twelve years. The continuous rise in the number of quality students and their glorious result in the H. S. C examination prove that we are rapidly heading towards our goal to make us an enlightened nation.

We firmly believe that the students getting out each year of this college after the successful completion of their two years’ higher secondary education are somewhat different from others. Because, all of them in addition to having academic education, learn here how to be well-disciplined in life, how to be patriotic and how to be a philanthropy through different extra-curricular activities.

This is our vow to stride ahead with our commitment to build a brighter tomorrow with everybody’s support and co-operation.

Mr. Mahfuzul Haque
Principal
Dhaka Imperial College

Name of Founders

• Alhaj M. A. Malek, FCA
• Alhaj Md. Waliullah, FCA
• Mr. Mahfuzul Haque
• Mr. Mazharul Islam
• Prof. Mustafa Kamal
• Mr. S. M. Mizanur Rahman
• Mr. Swadesh Ranjan Saha, ACA, AICS
• Alhaj Zuber Ahmed Khan