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Union: College BARISAL BARISAL ALL ALL Institute = ALL for Whom Name and Address Zone: BARISAL Institute Type = ALL Institute = ALL District: BARISAL Upazilla: ALL For Whom = ALL Union: ALL Mpo Enlisted = N/A Institute College Management Type = ALL RegionType: = All Geographical Location = All Total No. of Institute: 71 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 1 BARISAL AGAILJHAR BASHAIL COLLEGE 136509 Village: BASHAIL Upazila: 0 0 04/05/2017 A AGAILJHARA District: BARISAL Zone: 01715309859 BARISAL 2 BARISAL AGAILJHAR SHAHEED ABDUR ROB 100382 Village: Union: BAKAL 0432356211 02/02/2019 A SERNIABAT DEGREE Upazila: AGAILJHARA District: 01715834843 COLLEGE BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 3 BARISAL BABUGANJ AGARPUR COLLEGE 100440 Village: AGARPUR Union: AGARPUR 01712114360 agarpurcollege@yahoo. 18/11/2018 Upazila: BABUGANJ District: BARISAL com Zone: BARISAL BARISAL BABUGANJ babugonjcollege@gmail 4 BABUGANJ DEGREE 100441 Village: Upazila: BABUGANJ 05/05/2017 COLLEGE .com District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 5 BARISAL BABUGANJ GOVT. ABUL KALAM 100442 Village: RAKUDIA Union: DEHERGATI 01762102377 abulkalamdegreecolleg 12/06/2019 COLLEGE, RAKUDIA Upazila: BABUGANJ District: BARISAL [email protected] Zone: BARISAL 6 BARISAL BAKERGON ABUL HOSSAIN KHAN 100599 Village: KRISHNA KATHI Upazila: 01726120410 27/04/2018 J COLLEGE BAKERGONJ District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 7 BARISAL BAKERGON AL HAZ HOZROT ALI 100592 Village: KOSHABAR Union: DARIAL 01727725260 10/04/2018 J COLLGE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: 01727725260 BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 8 BARISAL BAKERGON ATAHAR UDDIN 100588 Village: BALIKATI Upazila: 01711127171 [email protected] 15/05/2017 J HOWLADER DEGREE BAKERGONJ District: BARISAL Zone: 01711127171 COLLEGE BARISAL Print Date : 8/29/2019 Page 1 of 7 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 9 BARISAL BAKERGON ATAHAR UDDIN 133039 Village: BALAYKATHI Union: CHARADI [email protected] 07/10/2018 J HOWLADER TECHNICAL Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: 01712-563974 AND BUSINESS BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 01712-563974 MANAGEMENT COLLEGE , 10 BARISAL BAKERGON BAKERGONJ ISLAMIA 100597 Village: Auliapur Union: RANGSREE 01743938091 01712765330 [email protected] 09/07/2017 J MOHILA COLLEGE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 11 BARISAL BAKERGON BEGUM SAMSUDDIN 100596 Village: CHARADI Union: CHARADI 01712544420 [email protected] 29/06/2019 J TALUKDER DEGREE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: COLLEGE BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 12 BARISAL BAKERGON C. N. B. DEGREE COLLEGE 100593 Village: NIAMOTI Union: NIAMOTI 01712701463 cnbdegreecollege@ym 14/03/2017 J Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: 01747534363 ail.com BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 13 BARISAL BAKERGON GOVT. BAKERGONJ 100591 Village: RUNSHE Union: RANGSREE 01720495240 govbakergoncollege@g 31/01/2019 J COLLEGE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: 01765978170 mail.com BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 14 BARISAL BAKERGON HELAL UDDIN AHMMOD 100594 Village: KAKARDHA Union: 01712826853 [email protected] 19/07/2019 J COLLEGE FARIDPUR Upazila: BAKERGONJ 01712826853 District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 15 BARISAL BAKERGON JAHANGIR HOSSAIN 138548 Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: 01/08/2019 J MOLLA COLLEGE BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 16 BARISAL BAKERGON KABAI UNION ISLAMIA 100598 Village: LAXMIPASHA Union: KABAI 01712503351 kabaiunionislamiacolleg 15/04/2018 J DEGREE (PRO) COLLEGE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: [email protected] BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 17 BARISAL BAKERGON KALASKATI DEGREE 100590 Village: KALASKATI Union: 01715384331 [email protected] 04/06/2017 J COLLEGE KALASKATHI Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 18 BARISAL BAKERGON M. A MALEK DEGREE 100595 Village: CHHOTO ROGUNATHPUR 01726653555 01/06/2017 J COLLEGE Union: PADRISHIBPUR Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 19 BARISAL BAKERGON RATNA AMIN MOHILA 100587 Village: 362 Upazila: BAKERGONJ 0423874087 bkrmohilacollege@gmai 26/05/2018 J COLLEGE District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 01715092199 l.com Print Date : 8/29/2019 Page 2 of 7 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 20 BARISAL BAKERGON SHIALGHUNI TECHNICAL 132967 Village: Union: KABAI Shialghunitbmc@gmail. 18/09/2018 J AND BUSINESS com Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: MANAGEMENT COLLEGE BARISAL Zone: BARISAL ,0172033129 4 21 BARISAL BAKERGON SYED AFSAR ALI DEGREE 100589 Village: MAHESPUR Union: NIAMOTI 01718544420 syedafsaralicollege@ya 02/04/2019 J COLLEGE Upazila: BAKERGONJ District: hoo.com BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 22 BARISAL BANARIPAR BANARIPARA DEGREE 100657 Village: BANARIPARA Union: 56114 banariparacollege@yah 06/08/2019 A COLLEGE BANARIPARA Upazila: BANARIPARA 01759646814 oo.com District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 23 BARISAL BANARIPAR BISHARKANDI 100656 Village: MARICHBUNIA Upazila: 01712221184 [email protected] 20/07/2019 A SHERE-BANGLA COLLEGE BANARIPARA District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 24 BARISAL BANARIPAR GOVT.FAZLUL HUQ 100658 Village: Chakhar Upazila: 01714552271 govt.fhcchakhar@gmail 07/08/2019 A COLLEGE BANARIPARA District: BARISAL Zone: 01792210721 com BARISAL 25 BARISAL BANARIPAR SAYEDKHATI UNION 100660 Village: MASJIDBARI Union: SAYED 01716 suicollege2002@gmail. 05/08/2019 A ISLAMIA COLLEGE KATHI Upazila: BANARIPARA District: 416498 01710 com BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 776749 26 BARISAL BANARIPAR SYED BAZLUL HUQ 100659 Village: BAISARI Union: BAISHARI 01755589925 sayedbazlulhaquecolleg 08/11/2017 A COLLEGE Upazila: BANARIPARA District: [email protected] BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 27 BARISAL BARISAL A.KARIM IDEAL COLLEGE 100871 Village: CHARBADNA-721 Upazila: 04312177428 akideal 26/04/2018 SADAR BARISAL SADAR District: BARISAL 01871617361 [email protected] Zone: BARISAL 28 BARISAL BARISAL ABDUR ROB SERNIABAT 100869 Village: 993 Union: BARISAL SADAR 04312173522 arsc.bsl.@ gmail.com 30/03/2018 SADAR COLLEGE Upazila: BARISAL SADAR District: 01716361084 BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 29 BARISAL BARISAL ALEKANDA GOVT. 132618 Village: Upazila: 043162966 [email protected] 03/04/2019 SADAR COLLEGE BARISAL SADAR District: BARISAL 01819673192 Zone: BARISAL 30 BARISAL BARISAL AMRITA LAL DEY COLLEGE 100874 Village: AMRITA LAL DEY SARAK 043164032 [email protected] 31/01/2019 SADAR Union: BARISAL SADAR Upazila: 01718121784 BARISAL SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL Print Date : 8/29/2019 Page 3 of 7 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 31 BARISAL BARISAL ANSAR UDDIN MALLICK 135257 Village: TIAKHALI Upazila: BARISAL 043162217 [email protected] 05/05/2018 SADAR COLLEGE SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: 01535729084 BARISAL 32 BARISAL BARISAL BARISAL ISLAMIA 100868 Village: AMANATGONJ Union: 2173309 islamiacollegebsl@gmai 01/04/2018 SADAR COLLEGE BARISAL SADAR Upazila: BARISAL 01716715362 l.com SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 33 BARISAL BARISAL BARISAL CITY 100870 Village: BARISAL SADAR Union: 01747610520 06/02/2019 SADAR COLLEGE(DAY-NIGHT) WARD-17 Upazila: BARISAL SADAR ,BARISAL District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 34 BARISAL BARISAL BARISAL GOVT. 100867 Village: KALI BARI ROAD Union: 0431-64409 [email protected] 31/01/2019 SADAR COLLEGE.BARISAL. WARD-19 Upazila: BARISAL SADAR 01721300208 om District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 7 35 BARISAL BARISAL BARISAL GOVT. WOMENS 100877 Village: Agarpur road Union: WARD-17 01721808171 [email protected] 27/04/2017 SADAR COLLEGE Upazila: BARISAL SADAR District: 01711570536 BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 36 BARISAL BARISAL BEGUM TOFAZZAL 100873 Village: C & B Road Union: 63856 [email protected] 06/05/2018 SADAR HOSSAIN MANIK MIA BARISAL SADAR Upazila: BARISAL 01712432319 m MOHILA COLLEGE SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 37 BARISAL BARISAL GOVT. SYED HATEM ALI 100876 Village: NABAGRAM Union: BARISAL 01721098390 hatemalicollegebarisal 27/04/2017 SADAR COLLEGE SADAR Upazila: BARISAL SADAR 0176751048 @yahoo.com District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 38 BARISAL BARISAL GOVT.B.M COLLEGE 100875 Village: B. M. COLLEGE ROAD Union: 01718539855 bmcollegebarisal@gmai 25/04/2017 SADAR WARD NO-20 Upazila: BARISAL 01742080890, l.com SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: 0431-64532 BARISAL 39 BARISAL BARISAL MAHANAGAR COLLEGE 100872 Village: HARIPASHA Union: 01712000371 PRINCIPAL@MAHANA 09/04/2018 SADAR HARIPASHA, WARD NO 28 Upazila: GARCOLLEGE.COM BARISAL SADAR District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 40 BARISAL BARISAL RUPATALI JAGUA 100866 Village: RUPATALI Union: 25 Upazila: 01712795059 [email protected] 26/12/2018 SADAR COLLEGE BARISAL SADAR District: BARISAL om Zone: BARISAL Print Date : 8/29/2019 Page 4 of 7 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 41 BARISAL BARISAL SAHID ZIAUR RAHMAN 100878 Village: Bisharad Union: BARISAL shahidziaurrahmancolle 21/06/2018 SADAR DEGREE COLLEGE SADAR Upazila: BARISAL SADAR 01747377521 [email protected] District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 01716040222 42 BARISAL GOURNADI BARTHI DEGREE COLLEGE 100705 Village: BARTHI Union: GOURNADI 01309100705 barthidegreecollege@y 06/08/2019 SADAR Upazila: GOURNADI District: ahoo.com BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 43 BARISAL GOURNADI BATAZORE RABEYA FAZLA 134217 Village: HARHAR Union: BATAZORE 01799220616 [email protected] 22/08/2019 KARIM WOMENS COLLEGE Upazila: GOURNADI District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 44 BARISAL GOURNADI Govt. Gournadi College 100703 Village: UTTAR BIJOYPUR Upazila: 01725366586 [email protected] 31/01/2019 GOURNADI District: BARISAL Zone: 01721300208, BARISAL 04322-65114 45 BARISAL GOURNADI MAHILARA 100706 Village: Mahilara Upazila: GOURNADI - [email protected] 06/08/2019 MOHABIDDALAYA District: BARISAL Zone: BARISAL 01769910018 m 46 BARISAL GOURNADI NIZAMUDDIN DEGREE 100704 Village: HOSNABAD Union: SARIKAL 01716879033 nizamuddindigreecolleg 17/08/2019
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