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Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score Shyamoli Textile Engineering College 1 610205 TAHSAN SHAWKAT SUYAD 1051 147.7 SCS 2 603313 DURJOY DAS JOY 1244 145.96 SCS 3 610844 H.M. JAHIN MAHMUD NABO 1264 145.8 SCS 4 603876 ABDULLAH AL HASAN 1472 143.7 SCS 5 603068 ARNAB BISWAS 1489 143.5 SCS 6 610342 SANJIDA ALAM JUI 1492 143.5 SCS 7 607021 JANNATUL FERDOUS 1796 141 SCS 8 607205 AZHANUR NAYON 1970 139.5 SCS 9 602574 KH. MINHAZ RAHMAN 1982 139.42 SCS 10 605311 EMA ISLAM LIMA 2320 136.78 SCS 11 608976 RAMIM ISLAM 2344 136.5 SCS 12 605476 ARIFUR RAHMAN 2413 136 SCS 13 601998 MD. ESTIAK RAIHAN FAHIM 2428 135.8 SCS 14 608129 FATEMA AKTER USHA 2437 135.8 SCS 15 604956 MD. ASHFAQUR RAHMAN KHAN 2456 135.7 SCS 16 602715 MD. ARAFATH KAFY 2541 135 SCS 17 603754 SAMSUL ARIFIN 2546 135 SCS 18 609465 MD. ISHTIAK HOSAIN KHAN 2547 135 SCS 19 603651 MUNTAKA SADIA HAIDER 2558 135 SCS 20 607079 NURSAD HAQUE 2660 134.12 SCS 21 601758 TAMANNA ISLAM 2743 133.5 SCS 22 607855 MADIHA HAQUE 2779 133.3 SCS Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 1 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 23 608271 SHIDUZZAMAN MANNA 2781 133.3 SCS 24 602457 OMMAY AIYMAN 2803 133.12 SCS 25 607334 MD. TOFAJJOL HOSSAIN 2839 132.8 SCS 26 609962 RUBYEA ZANNAT 2861 132.7 SCS 27 607401 ZAHIDUL ISLAM SHIFATH 2862 132.7 SCS 28 609457 MD. ABDUL AZIM 2873 132.62 SCS 29 602864 GALIB MAHMUD SHAWN 2894 132.5 SCS 1 603030 B. SHAKANDAR PLABON 889 149.3 SEE 2 603587 ABIR RASHID MONATH 1286 145.5 SEE 3 608399 MD SAIFUL ISLAM 1307 145.3 SEE 4 604437 SHAJED AHAMED 1726 141.7 SEE 5 607671 F. M. MAHMUDUL HAQUE 1744 141.46 SEE 6 605190 SOWMITRA DAS ORGHO 1745 141.46 SEE 7 604406 RAHIM HOSSAIN 1819 140.8 SEE 8 609090 MD. RASEDUL BASAR 2618 134.5 SEE 9 602482 ISRAT ZAHAN MISTI 2647 134.2 SEE 10 604583 MIM KHANAM 2703 133.8 SEE 11 603223 ALIF EBNE AZAD 2806 133.08 SEE 12 607637 MD. RABIUL ALAM 2905 132.3 SEE 13 604889 MOTAKABBIR HOSSAN HIMEL 2930 132.2 SEE 14 603154 MD. MAHADI HASAN 2953 132 SEE 15 602190 MD. RAKIBUL ISLAM SHANTO 2962 132 SEE 16 602565 SUKANNYA PRIYA SUTRADHAR 2963 132 SEE 17 606583 SHYAMA MANDAL 2986 131.78 SEE Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 2 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 18 606445 NAJMUS SAKIB RAJU 2995 131.7 SEE 19 607142 NUSRAT MEHZABIN 3004 131.7 SEE 20 609350 SAMIYA NOSHIN 3015 131.5 SEE 21 603012 DURJOY GAIN 3029 131.46 SEE 22 604020 SHUVAM DAS 3031 131.4 SEE 23 608358 MST. EMROZA PERVIN PAYEL 3033 131.4 SEE 24 602125 SAGOR 3038 131.32 SEE 25 605765 MOST MASUMA AKTER MITU 3042 131.3 SEE 26 609701 AZIZUL HAQUE SAJIB 3054 131.2 SEE 27 608346 EVA AKTER 3059 131.2 SEE 28 603086 MD. RIYAD HOSSAIN 3064 131.14 SEE 29 606658 SHAFQAT ISLAM 3065 131.12 SEE 1 610391 AFIA AKTER RUKSANA 2796 133.2 SFD 2 606539 AFLATUL KAWSAR 2990 131.7 SFD 3 606453 MD. ENAYATUL KABIR 3041 131.3 SFD 4 607111 SAMIA RAHMAN 3119 130.8 SFD 5 602745 MOST. DILRUBA KHANAM DIPA 3281 129.62 SFD 6 607419 MST. NOSIN SHARMILY HERA 3289 129.5 SFD 7 605626 MD. MONTASHIR ALMAHMUD LABID 3328 129.28 SFD 8 610105 MINHAJUR RAHMAN RAKIB 3554 127.34 SFD 9 609152 ZARIN TASNIM ANANNA 3586 127.2 SFD 10 605597 MD. ABDUL WHAHID MOLLA 3611 127 SFD 11 607974 MD. MOSTOFA LABIB AYON 3633 126.8 SFD 12 604688 MST. SHOFIYA KHATUN 3638 126.8 SFD Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 3 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 13 608208 SANJIDA AKTER JANNAT 3647 126.78 SFD 14 604842 MEHEDI HASAN 3648 126.78 SFD 15 610988 NUSRAT JAHAN EVA 3661 126.7 SFD 16 609944 ABIDA SULTANA RATREE 3679 126.5 SFD 17 604574 ROBAIYAT HASAN 3691 126.4 SFD 18 606678 MAHMUDUL ISLAM MAHI 3701 126.3 SFD 19 610689 SHABBIR AHMED 3729 126.16 SFD 20 602441 MD. RAHAD HOSSAIN 3730 126.16 SFD 21 610949 MD. BILLAL HOSSAIN 3731 126.16 SFD 22 607355 ARITRA BHOWMICK 3734 126.14 SFD 23 610408 MD. HUMAYUN KABIR 3740 126 SFD 24 602519 MAHMUDA AKTER 3746 126 SFD 25 605331 MD. SHAHINOOR ISLAM 3747 126 SFD 26 607798 MUTASIM BILLAH 3749 126 SFD 27 605335 AZMAIN MAHATAB 3750 125.98 SFD 28 606597 SARIA AFRIN SINTHIYA 3751 125.96 SFD 29 609958 OLI AHMMED 3752 125.96 SFD 1 610890 MD. TANJIBUL HAQ 34 167.76 STX 2 602078 NURULLAH AKASH 895 149.2 STX 3 605649 SARAL CHANDRA ROY 1091 147.2 STX 4 602508 MST. JANNATUL FERDOUSHI 1241 146 STX 5 610800 FAYSAL MIA 1763 141.2 STX 6 606879 MUHATASIM AKANDA SHAD 1952 139.7 STX 7 606253 MD. YEASIN AHMED 2359 136.36 STX Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 4 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 8 610468 MD. SAGOR ISLAM 2396 136 STX 9 610137 MD. FARDIN KHAN 2442 135.8 STX 10 609969 KAMRUL ISLAM EMON 2506 135.3 STX 11 609568 ASHRAFUL ISLAM ABID 2518 135.2 STX 12 610928 AROBI AKTER 2544 135 STX 13 607353 KHANDAKER TOWFIK OMAR 2588 134.72 STX 14 607315 MD. SOBUJ MIA 2628 134.38 STX 15 604664 URNISHA RAHMAN 2658 134.16 STX 16 604467 PALLAB DAS 2701 133.8 STX 17 602169 ADIB AZWAD HOSSAIN 2744 133.5 STX 18 603960 SAKIBUL ISLAM FARABBI 2941 132.04 STX 19 605957 SHARIF SAMANTA AZAD 2969 131.96 STX 20 608050 MEHEDI HASAN SHANTO 3000 131.7 STX 21 610236 MONOWAR MAHTAB 3049 131.26 STX 22 604727 THONMOY BANIK 3052 131.2 STX 23 609917 IFTEKAR AHMED 3086 131 STX 24 604853 MAHBUBA AKTER NEERA 3094 130.92 STX 25 607785 MD. NUR ALAM 3151 130.52 STX 26 606169 KHALID ANWAR KAZI 3155 130.5 STX 27 605334 ABDULLAH ALL HOSSAIN ASIF 3157 130.5 STX 28 609881 MOHAMMAD SAIF HASAN BHUIYAN 3168 130.32 STX 29 605271 SADIA AFROZE SAMIA 3186 130.3 STX 30 610956 MUHAIMIN KHAN SIAM 3196 130.2 STX 31 606741 MONISHA CHOWDHURY 3222 130 STX Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 5 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 32 602384 FAHMIDA AKTER SHIMU 3224 130 STX 33 601730 PRIYANKA DAS 3227 130 STX 34 604818 GOURAB ZAHIN ARNOB 3228 130 STX 35 609511 MD. MEHADI HASAN 3255 129.8 STX 36 602647 TASIN AKTER MEEM 3266 129.7 STX 37 607050 MD. FARDIN AL HOSSAIN 3304 129.46 STX 38 606181 YASIR ARAFAT 3330 129.26 STX 39 604669 TANJIN TAMANNA MORIOM 3333 129.2 STX 40 607861 BAITUL ATIK 3368 128.96 STX 41 606393 MD. MAHDI AHMED 3380 128.8 STX 42 602707 MD. AL ARAF 3387 128.78 STX 43 610309 NURE ALAM SIDDIKI 3410 128.5 STX 44 609949 NUSRAT JAHAN SHAWON 3413 128.5 STX 45 607761 ARPITA SAHA 3416 128.5 STX 46 610401 BONI YEAMIN SAJIB 3423 128.42 STX 47 603599 MD. ABDULLAH- AL- MONAYEM CHOWDHURY3424 128.4 STX 48 608083 AZAZ AHMED SUN 3434 128.3 STX 49 605429 ASIF UDDIN AHMED 3435 128.3 STX 50 603111 DEEP DEY 3437 128.3 STX 51 603315 SANGIDA SILVI PINTI 3438 128.3 STX 52 602816 ZARIN TASNIM OISHE 3455 128.2 STX 53 609052 MD. TAZIMUR RAHMAN 3456 128.2 STX 54 603420 LUTHFAR RAHMAN PRANTO 3467 128 STX 55 609804 MD. AMIMUL AHASAN 3479 128 STX Prof. Dr. Md. Hasanuzzaman Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology Page 6 University of Dhaka Projukti Unit Admission Test: 2019-2020 1/9/2020 11:55 AM Faculty of Engineering and Technology University of Dhaka Second Allotment List for Admission SL. Merit Merit Roll Candidate's Name Subject Remarks No. Position Score 56 605301 MD NAHID HASSAN 3481 128 STX 57 602748 SABRINA TABASSUM MOWMITA 3483 128 STX 58 609885 MD. MUKTADIR RAHMAN TALUKDER 3489 128 STX 59 610386 MD RAKIBUL ISLAM 3500 127.84 STX 60 607929 ATAUR RABBI 3502 127.8 STX 61 610770 FAHIM AL HASAN 3511 127.8 STX 62 601183 MD.
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    Frontiers of Architectural Research (2013) 2, 420–434 Available online at www.sciencedirect.com www.elsevier.com/locate/foar CASE STUDY Strategies to integrate the Mughal settlements in Old Dhaka Mohammad Sazzad Hossainn Department of Architecture, Southeast University, Dhaka 1208, Bangladesh Received 18 March 2013; received in revised form 19 July 2013; accepted 1 August 2013 KEYWORDS Abstract Mughal settlement; The Mughal settlements are an integral part of Old Dhaka. Uncontrolled urbanization, changes Urban transformation; in land use patterns, the growing density of new settlements, and modern transportation have Integration brought about rapid transformation to the historic fabric of the Mughal settlements. As a result, Mughal structures are gradually turning into isolated elements in the transforming fabric. This study aims to promote the historic quality of the old city through clear and sustainable integration of the Mughal settlements in the existing fabric. This study attempts to analyze the Mughal settlements in old Dhaka and correspondingly outline strategic approaches to protect Mughal artifacts from decay and ensure proper access and visual exposure in the present urban tissue. & 2013. Higher Education Press Limited Company. Production and hosting by Elsevier B.V. Open access under CC BY-NC-ND license. 1. Introduction Dhaka was established as a provincial capital of Bengal during the Mughal period. The focal part of Mughal City is currently located in old Dhaka, which has undergone successive transfor- mations. The Mughal settlements are considered the historic core of Mughal City. The old city covers an area of 284.3 acres nTel.: +880 1715 010683. with a population of 8,87,000.