Prospectus - Cadet Colleges, Bangladesh - Bangladesh Army

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INTRODUCTION
Cadet colleges are specialized autonomous residential institutions that impart an all round
education to the young learners of the secondary and higher secondary level. Adjutant
General, Bangladesh Army is the ex-officio Chairman of governing bodies, cadet colleges.
There were four cadet colleges before the independence of Bangladesh. Eight more cadet
colleges emerged after the independence with a view to keeping pace with the growing
demand for such type of institutions. Presently there are twelve cadet colleges in Bangladeshnine
for boys and three for girls. Cadet colleges follow the English version national curriculum
prescribed by the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB). Cadet colleges also
emphasize on co-curricular activities to bring up cadets’ sound body and mind with breadth of
vision and leadership quality. These special features distinguish cadet colleges from other
institutions. Cadets are proving their worth at home and abroad after the successful
completion of cadet college education.
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Written Examination Centres ¢m¢Ma fl£r¡l ®L¾cËpj§q
Faujdarhat Cadet College −g±Sc¡lq¡V LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Jhenidah Cadet College ¢Te¡Ccq LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Mirzapur Cadet College ¢jSÑ¡f¤l LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Rajshahi Cadet College l¡Sn¡q£ LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Sylhet Cadet College ¢p−mV LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Rangpur Cadet College lwf¤l LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Barisal Cadet College h¢ln¡m LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Pabna Cadet College f¡he¡ LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Mymensingh Girls' Cadet College juje¢pwq N¡mÑp LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Comilla Cadet College L¥¢jmÔ¡ LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Feni Girls' Cadet College −ge£ N¡mÑp LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Joypurhat Girls' Cadet College Suf¤lq¡V N¡mÑp LÉ¡−XV L−mS
Adamzee Cantonment College, Dhaka A¡cjS£ LÉ¡¾Ve−j¾V L−mS, Y¡L¡
Adamzee Cantonment School, Dhaka A¡cjS£ LÉ¡¾Ve−j¾V ú¥m, Y¡L¡
Bir Uttam Shahid Lt Anowar Girls’ School &
College, Dhaka
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Rangpur Cantonment Public School & College,
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PROSPECTUS
1. Aim. To educate and train up young cadets as future leaders, promising professionals
and military/civil officers endowed with knowledge, high standard of morality, sense of
responsibility and spirit of patriotism.
2. Objectives. Following objectives are set to be achieved by cadet college system:
a. To provide cadets with quality education up to higher secondary level through a
well planned academic programme enabling them to pursue higher studies in different
disciplines.
b. To provide cadets with essential elementary military training with a view to
preparing them for induction into Armed Forces as officers.
c. To impart complementary knowledge, training and skill necessary for the allround
development of cadets through a package of co-curricular and extra-curricular
activities.
d. To arrange necessary physical training, games and sports, cultural programmes,
etc.
e. To maintain a proper diet programme ensuring a balanced physical and mental
health.
f. To instill in them a high sense of morality, responsibility, integrity, leadership
quality, discipline and patriotism through motivation, counseling, practices and
programmed activities.
g. To provide them with training, exercises and instructions to develop a high
standard of communicative skill (oral & written) enhancing confidence and individual
ability.
h. To educate them manners, etiquette and conduct in conformity with their age
and socio-cultural standard.
3. Admission Procedures
a. Admission Form. Every year freshers are taken in class VII. Applications are
invited through advertisement in the national dailies, Cadet College website and army
web site. Online application forms will be available in www.cadetcollege.army.mil.bd
website in the month of November and December. Admission test is held in the month
of January. Candidates are selected through written, viva voce and medical tests.
Intakes are finally selected on the basis of merit (subject to required physical fitness).
Candidates who are finally selected are to submit documents as required by the
colleges. A candidate can apply online following the instructions mentioned in the
advertisement in exchange of a fixed amount of money and, thereafter, submit it to the
particular college duly filled in. Admission test is taken on Bangla, English, Mathematics
and General Knowledge. Questions are prepared following the syllabus and curriculum
of class VI or its equivalent. It is mentionable that the medium of instructions in cadet
colleges is English. But the questions for the admission test will be set both in Bangla
and English. Candidates can answer either in Bangla or in English. However, they have
to mention their choice in the application form.
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. Eligibility of the Applicant. The applicant must be a Bangladeshi national. Age
limit is maximum 14 years on 1 January at the year of appearance and he/she must
have passed class VI. A candidate can sit for the cadet college admission test only
once. It anyone gets admission sitting for the second time, he/she will be withdrawn
with full compensation when detected and if necessary legal actions will be taken.
4. Educational Activities. Highly qualified and experienced teachers impart lessons to
groom up the cadets. Special appointing committee appoints teachers from the candidates
having at least 2nd class or the equivalent grade both at Honours and Masters level. There
are also teachers with PhD. In cadet colleges cadet-teacher ratio is 10:1. Cadets can use well
furnished laboratory, computer lab, modern language lab and library facilities. Besides,
teachers assist and supervise cadets’ preparatory studies in the class rooms. Cadets’
academic improvements are assessed through fortnight, mid-term, annual and other
examinations (pre-test, test, improvement, model tests, etc).
5. Classroom Teaching and Preparation. Everyday before formal classes, a class of
20 minutes is conducted by the form teacher where cadets are counselled on character
building, self discipline, manners and etiquette.These help to develop intimate teacher-student
relationship and strengthens the bond. Classes are held from Saturday to Thursday. Everyday
there are seven periods except on Thursday when classes continue up to 5th period. The
subjects that are taught are mainly Bangla, English, Mathematics, Economics, Civics, History,
Geography, Religion, Arts and Crafts, Home Economics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology,
Technical Drawing, Computer Science, etc. Cadets prepare their lessons in the afternoon,
evening and night under the direct supervision of the teachers.
6. Co-curricular Activities. Various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are
conducted to inculcate leadership qualities. These are:
a. Stage Programmes. Inter house stage competitions on various subjects are
held regularly. Competitions include Poetry recitation, Extempore speech, Debate, Set
speech, Qirat, Current affairs, Music and Drama. Besides, individual classes and
houses organize cultural programmes regularly. Both Bangla and English periodicals
and college magazines are published to help flourish the creativity and talents of
cadets. Inter house Bangla and English wall magazines and painting competitions are
also held. Cadets take part in TV debate and other national competitions. The scope of
joining overseas international programmes to represent the country is also open.
b. PT/Drill. Every working morning cadets practice PT/Drill for 30 minutes under
the supervision of College Adjutant (a military officer of the rank of Major).
c. Games and Sports. In the afternoon cadets compulsorily take part in various
games and sports for 45 minutes. Football, volleyball, basketball, hockey, cricket, lawn
tennis, squash, badminton, handball, swimming, obstacle course, cross-country and a
variety of indoor games are in vogue in cadet colleges. Inter house competitions of
these games and sports are arranged. Besides, annual athletics cum final prize
distribution ceremony is held in a befitting manner in presence of the parents, guardians
and other invited guests. Arrangement of inter cadet college literary, music, games and
sports competitions are also regular features.
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d. Society Activities. Society activities are conducted twice in a month during
games time. These are conducted under the supervision of the teachers to bring out
cadets’ latent talents and cater for their aesthetic tastes. Some of these societies
include chemistry, physics, biology, geography, woodwork, music, arts and crafts,
computer, first aid, the Quranic training, hiking, recitation, debate, extempore speech,
English and Bangla literary activities, acting, dancing, etc. Cadets also do some
community work like gardening. In addition, cadets sometimes participate in local and
national level fairs and exhibitions.
e. Recreation. On weekends and holidays, cadets enjoy free time and do some
recreational activities. They play outdoor and indoor games, and study in the house
library. They enjoy weekly entertainment programmes and video shows. Besides,
educational tours, short outings and annual picnic are also arranged.
f. Religious Practice. Irrespective of caste and creed cadets can study the
books of their own choice and pursue religious activities freely.
g. Educational Tour. Students of Class XI go on 7 days excursion to important
places like Cox’s Bazar, Sundarbans, Kuakata, etc. Besides, every class enjoys a 01
day excursion to nearby important places. Presently cadets are also participating in
different international competitions.
7. Accommodation. As cadet colleges are residential institutions, cadets live in their
respective houses. There are three houses in every college except that of Faujdarhat where
there are four houses. A House Master runs the house administration with the help of house
tutors and cadet appointment holders.
8. Food. Cadets take their meal five times a day at cadets’ mess. A balanced menu is
set according to the need of growing adolescent. During meal hours an officer on duty along
with the officer-in-charge, cadet mess, and other employees manages, monitors and ensures
the necessary things. In addition, every cadet college has a cadet canteen where from cadets
can purchase refreshments and other necessary articles with coupons.
9. Treatment. Every cadet college has well equipped hospital for the treatment of sick
cadets. A medical officer from the Army Medical Corps is the officer in charge of the hospital. If
required, sick cadets are sent to CMH for proper treatment.
10. Parents Day, Letter Writing, Mobile Call, etc. Parent day in boys’ cadet college is
observed on the last Saturday and in the girls’ cadet college on the 3rd Saturday of every
month. On this occasion parents/guardians get chance not only to meet their
son/daughter/ward but also to exchange views with the college authorities on different related
issues. It is compulsory for cadets to write letters to their parents/guardians on every Friday
and talk to them over official mobile phones once a week.
11. Prefectship Aims and Responsibilities. Few selected cadets of Class XII are
appointed as prefects with a view to inculcating leadership qualities in them. The Principal in
consultation with adjutant and faculty members appoints the prefects judging their academic
performance, discipline and related qualities. Prefects assist the administration to run the
college smoothly. College prefect, house prefects, college games prefect, college cultural
prefect, college dining hall prefect, assistant house prefect, house games prefect, house
cultural prefects and junior house prefects work in collaboration with the authority. There are
also form leaders in every classroom and dorm leaders in every dorm of the house. They
ensure discipline in their respective arenas.
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12. Arrival and Dispersal of Cadets . College authorities inform parents/guardians about
the reporting and dispersal dates in writing. Parents/Guardians send cadets to the college
under their own arrangement. However, colleges make necessary arrangements to send
mainly Dhaka/Chittagong-bound cadets by bus/train on request from parents/guardians.
Parents/guardians are to bear the expenses of conveyances to and from home.
13. Academic Sessions and Vacations. Every academic year is divided into three
terms: 1st term, 2nd term and 3rd term. If necessary, one term is divided into two phases.
After completion of every term, cadets go home on vacation for a certain period of time. The
vacations are: Summer, Autumn and Winter vacations. Because of Ramadan and Eid, these
vacations are often readjusted. Generally, cadets enjoy 90 days of vacation in a year.
14. Offence and Punishment . College authorities aim at grooming up cadets’ character
in a positive way. So, for rectification, cadets are sometimes awarded light and corrective
punishment. With the approval of the authority, extra drill may be imposed on the defaulter
which is executed during games time by instructors in presence of the college adjutant. In
case of any minor offence committed by any junior cadet, prefects can recommend
punishment for the offender. Physical and mental abusement is completely prohibited. For
serious offence, a cadet is liable to be withdrawn with full compensation. Followings are
termed as serious offences:
a. Involvement in unsocial or immoral activities.
b. Adopting unfair means in examination.
c. Cheating, lying, stealing and smoking.
d. Damaging college property.
e. Failing in examinations for 3 times successively.
f. Breaching of college rules and regulations.
15. Out of Bounds for Cadets. Following places are out of bound for cadets:
a. College residential areas.
b. Administrative building wing (if not summoned).
c. Conference room.
d. College Hospital (unless reported sick).
e. Roofs of Buildings.
f. Cadets' mess (other than meal times).
g. Other houses (without permission).
h. Swimming pool/pond (other than for swimming practice/competition).
j. Pump house and water tank.
k. Generator house.
l. Countryside/town.
m. College dairy farm, crop fields and other college areas if not needed for training
purpose.
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16. Information for Guardians.
a. Other than Parents’ Visiting Day guardians cannot meet the cadets.
b. No cadet can keep cash money with him/her. In each term, parents are to send a
D.D. of Tk. 1000/- as cadet's pocket money. The money is deposited in cadet’s own
account. Cadets can withdraw money from their account through house master to buy
canteen coupon or meet other expenses.
c. Cadets are not allowed to go for leave except on emergency.
d. No cadet can keep pen-drive, MP-3/4 Player, camera, radio, musical instrument,
cassette player, mobile phone and other valuables.
e. Guardian need to pay college fee in time. College fee of a cadet is fixed
depending on his/her guardian’s income and other set criteria.
f. Cadet’s assessment report is sent to the guardian at the end of every term. It is
expected that guardian will take necessary steps on the basis of the report.
g. If parents wish, they can take away their son/daughter/ward from the college with
full compensation.
17. Conclusion. Cadet colleges are marching forward with a definite noble aim which is to
build up young men and women with sound physical, mental and intellectual growth so that
they can contribute to the nation building. In the S.S.C. and H.S.C. examinations, results of
our cadets are always brilliant and striking. Cadets have also shown marks of success in
higher education and in their professional life. The united effort of cadets, guardians and
college authorities will certainly help them achieve further success.
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CADET COLLEGE RELATED INFORMATION
FAUJDARHAT CADET COLLEGE
(College motto: Deeds not Words)
� Date of Establishment: On 28 April 1958 college started its journey as East Pakistan
Cadet College. Later on, it assumed the name of Faujdarhat Cadet College.
� Location : Situated by the Bay of Bengal beside Dhaka-Chittagong highway about 10 km
to the north of the Chittagong divisional city.
� Address :
Principal, Faujdarhat Cadet College
P.O.: Faujdarhat Cadet College
District: Chittagong-4316
Telephone: Principal: 031-2780130
Adjutant: 031-2780132
JHENIDAH CADET COLLEGE
(College motto: The Learned are Judicious)
� Date of Establishment: 18 October, 1963.
� Location: Located beside Jhenidah-Kustia highway, 2 km to the north of the Jhenidah
town.
� Address :
Principal, Jhenidah Cadet College
Post Office: Jhenidah Cadet College
District: Jhenidah-3701
Telephone: Principal: 0451-62788
Adjutant: 0451-53278
MIRZAPUR CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Knowledge is Power)
� Date of Establishment: 29 November 1963.
� Location: Located on the Dhaka-Tangail Trunk Road about 48 km to the north of the
capital city, Dhaka and 37 km to the south of the district town Tangail.
� Address :
Principal, Mirzapur Cadet College
Post Office: Mirzapur Cadet College
District: Tangail-1942
Telephone: Principal: 037996-87015
Adjutant: 037996-87016
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RAJSHAHI CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: O Allah! Advance me in Knowledge)
� Date of Establishment: 11 February, 1966.
� Location: Located beside Rajshahi-Dhaka highway about 27 km to the south-east of
Rajshahi city and 11 km to the south-west of Baneswar.
� Address :
Principal, Rajshahi Cadet College
Post Office: Sardah
District: Rajshahi-6271
Telephone: Principal: 07223-56088
Adjutant: 07223-56010
SYLHET CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Followers of Light)
� Date of Establishment: Former Sylhet Residential Model School was converted into
Cadet College on 15 June 1978.
� Location: Located beside Sylhet Osmani International Airport Road about 7 km away
from Sylhet city.
� Address :
Principal, Sylhet Cadet College
Post Office: Sylhet Cadet College
District: Sylhet-3101
Telephone: Principal: 0821-714819
Adjutant: 0821-713631
RANGPUR CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Knowledge is Power)
� Date of Establishment: Former Rangpur Residential Model School converted into Cadet
College on 01 July 1979.
� Location: Beside Rangpur-Dhaka highway, about 5 km to the south of Rangpur town.
� Address :
Principal, Rangpur Cadet College
Post Office: Rangpur Cadet College
District: Rangpur- 5404
Telephone: Principal: 0521-62002
Adjutant: 0521-64899
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BARISAL CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Read in the name of Allah)
� Date of Establishment: Former Barisal Residential Model School was converted into
Cadet College on 01 July, 1981.
� Location: Beside Barisal-Dhaka highway, about 12 km to the north of Barisal town.
� Address :
Principal, Barisal Cadet College
Post Office: Barisal Cadet College
District: Barisal-8216
Telephone: Principal: 0431-64939
Adjutant: 0431-2173872
PABNA CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Perseverance is Success)
� Date of Establishment: Former Pabna Residential Model School was converted into
cadet college on 07 August ,1981.
� Location: Beside Dhaka-Pabna highway, about 6 km to the east of Pabna town.
� Address :
Principal, Pabna Cadet College
Post Office: Pabna
District: Pabna-6600
Telephone: Principal: 0731-66075
Adjutant: 0731-65009
MYMENSINGH GIRLS' CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: O Allah! Enhance my Knowledge )
� Date of Establishment: Former Mymensingh Residential Model School for Girls' was
converted into cadet college on 01 June, 1982.
� Location: At the heart of Mymensingh town.
� Address :
Principal, Mymensingh Girls' Cadet College
District: Mymensingh-2200
Telephone: Principal: 091-66004
Adjutant: 091-66009
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COMILLA CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Knowledge is Light)
� Date of Establishment: Former Comilla Residential Model School was converted into
cadet college in 01 July,1983.
� Location: At Kotbari, Moynamati, about 8 km to the south-west of Comilla town.
� Address :
Principal, Comilla Cadet College
Post Office: Kotbari
District: Comilla-3501
Telephone: Principal: 081-63675
Adjutant: 081-65079
� Year of Establishment: 07 June 2006.
FENI GIRLS' CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Noble Education; Decent Life)
� Location: At old airport area, 2 km to the north of Feni town.
� Address :
Principal, Feni Girls' Cadet College
Post Office: Feni
District: Feni-3900
Telephone: Principal: 0331-63524
Adjutant: 0331-63525
� Date of Establishment : 16 July, 2006
JOYPURHAT GIRLS' CADET COLLEGE
(College Motto: Education is Progress)
� Location: On Bogra-Joypurhat highway, 2 km to the north of Joypurhat town.
� Address :
Principal, Joypurhat Girls' Cadet College
Post Office: Joypurhat
District: Joypurhat-5900
Telephone: Principal: 0571-63546
Adjutant: 0571-63548
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