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Student Details Report Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education Ministry of Education, Bangladesh Student Details Report EIIN: 134133 INSTITUTE: CANTONMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL & COLLEGE Scholarship Type: All DIVISION : CHITTAGONG DISTRICT : CHITTAGONG UPAZILA : BAYEJID BOSTAMI THANA UNION : SCHEME: SCHOLARSHIP (DSHE) FISCAL YEAR: 2019-20 Exam Reg Exam Account SL No. Class Student Name Father Name Mother Name Permanent Address Bank/MFS Branch No Year Number 11201941190 PEC ABU OSMAN MD. ASHRAF SAARMIN Kotwali Thana, Chittagong, TRUST BANK 1 6 C.D.A. AVENUE 0020312003208 1314 2019 FARUK ULLAH SULTANA Chittagong LTD. 11201941117 PEC Ainani Tazrian Mehendiganj, Mehendiganj, TRUST BANK CHITTAGONG 0006031200493 2 6 Md. Jashim Uddin Maniza Mustari Lita 01863 2019 Purna Barisal, Barisal LTD. CANTONMENT 8 MOHAMMED 11201941117 PEC ANISHA AZREEN NUSRAT SHARMIN Banshkhali, Chittagong, ISLAMI BANK O.R. NIZAM 2050304670010 3 6 ASIFUL HOQUE 01836 2019 CHOWDHURY CHOWDHUYR Chittagong BANGLDESH LTD. ROAD 1715 CHOWDHURY 11201941117 PEC ANUSUA SHIMUL KUMAR Comilla Sadar Dakshin, EASTERN BANK 4 6 JOYA ROY PANCHLAISH 0081380099171 08084 2019 BHOWMIK BHOWMIK Comilla, Chittagong LTD. 11201941109 PEC Khulshi Thana, Chittagong, EASTERN BANK 5 6 Areeba Suha Islam Saiful Ialam Wahida Islam AGRABAD 0011380811733 01325 2019 Chittagong LTD. 11201941119 PEC ARONYA RISHOP Kanchana, Satkania, PREMIER BANK O.R. NIZAM 1231240000088 6 6 SATYAJIT DHAR MOWSUMI PAUL 01327 2019 DHAR Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. ROAD 9 UNITED 11201941109 PEC ZAFAR AHMED Alkara, Chauddagram, 0523201000042 7 6 ELMA ZUHAIR LULU MAKNUN COMMERCIAL ANDERKILLA 01311 2019 BHUIYAN Comilla, Chittagong 423 BANK LTD. 11201941117 PEC MD. SHAHAB Dumuria, Senbagh, NATIONAL BANK 8 6 FAYES MAHABUB AYESHA AKHTER HALISHAHAR 1137003960608 01755 2019 UDDIN Noakhali, Chittagong LTD. COMMUNITY NAWAROZE 11201941117 PEC ISHIKA HASAN M. S. FARZANA Khulna Sadar Thana, BANK 9 6 HASAN AGRABAD 0060305206201 01890 2019 TALUKDER ZAMAN Khulna, Khulna BANGLADESH TALUKDER LTD. AL-ARAFAH 11201941117 PEC JAHEDUL HOQUE HANNANA Satkania, Chittagong, 10 6 JAKIA NUSRAT ISLAMI BANK JUBILEE ROAD 0181140000962 01859 2019 CHY SULTANA Chittagong LTD. 11201941117 PEC SHAMIMA Dulahazara, Chakoria, Coxs TRUST BANK 0020031200309 11 6 JIAN FARHA JAHED MIRJADA C.D.A. AVENUE 01692 2019 SULTANA Bazar, Chittagong LTD. 3 KAZI SHAHAN-E- MOST. 11201941119 PEC KAZI IMAM Uttar Gunaighar, Debidwar, DHAKA BANK 12 6 JAHAN ROCKSHANA JUBILEE ROAD 0182100000862 02312 2019 SHAFIYEE Comilla, Chittagong LTD. MOZAFFOR ZAHID KHATUN UNITED 11201941117 PEC MAHDIR H. SHAHINUR Kotwali Thana, Chittagong, ENAYET 1273206000002 13 6 MD. REZAULLAH COMMERCIAL 01759 2019 DAHIAN SULTANA Chittagong BAZAR 338 BANK LTD. 11201941117 PEC MD ZAWADUL MD JAHANGIR SHAHEEDA Rangunia, Chittagong, SONALI BANK 14 6 CHAWK BAZAR 1006601000066 01763 2019 ALAM ALAM BEGUM Chittagong LTD. Date & Time: 14/06/2020 18:04 DSHE Page No : 1 / 14 Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education Ministry of Education, Bangladesh Student Details Report EIIN: 134133 INSTITUTE: CANTONMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL & COLLEGE Scholarship Type: All DIVISION : CHITTAGONG DISTRICT : CHITTAGONG UPAZILA : BAYEJID BOSTAMI THANA UNION : SCHEME: SCHOLARSHIP (DSHE) FISCAL YEAR: 2019-20 Exam Reg Exam Account SL No. Class Student Name Father Name Mother Name Permanent Address Bank/MFS Branch No Year Number MOBTASIM MOSTAFIZUR Sreepur Kharandwip, 11201941117 PEC KAMRUN NAHAR EASTERN BANK 15 6 CHOWDHURY RAHMAN Boalkhali, Chittagong, JAMAL KHAN 0241380113505 01756 2019 BITHY LTD. PRIOM CHOWDHURY Chittagong 11201941119 PEC MOHAMMAD ATIF SHARMIN Bakalia Thana, Chittagong, TRUST BANK 0020031200314 16 6 MD. ATIQUL ISLAM C.D.A. AVENUE 01302 2019 AHNAF ISLAM CHOWHDURY Chittagong LTD. 6 11201941117 PEC Mohammad Farhan Mohammad Ziaul Eklashpur, Begumganj, TRUST BANK 0020031200313 17 6 Shahanaz Begum C.D.A. AVENUE 01761 2019 Atief Hoque Noakhali, Chittagong LTD. 7 MOHAMMED 11201941117 PEC MOHAMMED FAHMIDA Sandwip, Chittagong, TRUST BANK CHITTAGONG 0006031200494 18 6 MUZIBUR 01764 2019 MARZUQ RAHMAN NAZNINE Chittagong LTD. CANTONMENT 7 RAHMAN 11201941119 PEC Khan Md. Abdul Rangunia, Chittagong, 19 6 Nowshin Saiyara Doel Akter BANK ASIA LTD. AGRABAD 08134001349 02800 2019 Aziz Chittagong NOWSHIN SHAH 11201941117 PEC AFROZA SULTANA Bariadyala, Sitakunda, DUTCH-BANGLA 20 6 TABASSUM MOHAMMED HALISHAHAR 1651070008097 01837 2019 CHY Chittagong, Chittagong BANK LTD. SUBHA ALAMGIR 11201941117 PEC NUSAIBA MD. RASHED MOST. ZEENAT Panchlaish Thana, TRUST BANK 0020031200310 21 6 C.D.A. AVENUE 01840 2019 SHAIRAH MIRJADA REHENA Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. 0 11201941117 PEC MOHAMMED Sharshadi, Feni Sadar, Feni, TRUST BANK 0020031200308 22 6 NUSAIBA ZOHURA SHAMIMA PARVIN C.D.A. AVENUE 01833 2019 NAZMUL KABIR Chittagong LTD. 4 11201941117 PEC SHANAWAZ ABIDA IRIN Pomara, Rangunia, SONALI BANK CHITTAGONG 23 6 NUSAIBAH NEWAZ 1005801000181 01834 2019 CHOWDHURY CHOWDHURY Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. CANTONMENT 11201941117 PEC Nusrat Tarannum Ratna Palong, Ukhia, Coxs SOUTHEAST OXYGEN 24 6 Ali Ahmed Parvin Aktar 0012500000039 01856 2019 Rimghim Bazar, Chittagong BANK LTD. MOUR 11201941117 PEC ARABINDA Rangamati Sadar, SONALI BANK CHITTAGONG 25 6 OPSARI CHAKMA NITA KHISA 1005801000178 01829 2019 CHAKMA Rangamati, Chittagong LTD. CANTONMENT FIRST SECURITY 11201941119 PEC PULAK KANTI Chittagong Port Thana, CHAWK BAZAR 0166125000004 26 6 PIDIM BARUA ABANTI BARUA ISLAMI BANK 02787 2019 BARUA RONY Chittagong, Chittagong SME 36 LTD. HALISHAHAR 11201941117 PEC MOHAMMAD SHOWKET ARA Halishahar Thana, SONALI BANK 27 6 RADIAH RASHID HOUSING 0833401008513 01830 2019 FAZLUR RASHID BEGUM Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. ESTATE 11201941117 PEC ABU MOHAMMAD SWIFFAT Comilla Sadar Dakshin, TRUST BANK 0020031200316 28 6 RIFAH NAWAL C.D.A. AVENUE 08094 2019 ATIQUR RAHMAN SHARMIN Comilla, Chittagong LTD. 4 AL-ARAFAH 11201941117 PEC FARZANA Bayejid Bostami Thana, O.R. NIZAM 29 6 RUWAIDA HASAN MD. ABU HASAN ISLAMI BANK 0261140002693 01871 2019 HOSSAIN Chittagong, Chittagong ROAD LTD. Date & Time: 14/06/2020 18:04 DSHE Page No : 2 / 14 Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education Ministry of Education, Bangladesh Student Details Report EIIN: 134133 INSTITUTE: CANTONMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL & COLLEGE Scholarship Type: All DIVISION : CHITTAGONG DISTRICT : CHITTAGONG UPAZILA : BAYEJID BOSTAMI THANA UNION : SCHEME: SCHOLARSHIP (DSHE) FISCAL YEAR: 2019-20 Exam Reg Exam Account SL No. Class Student Name Father Name Mother Name Permanent Address Bank/MFS Branch No Year Number 11201941117 PEC MOHAMMAD Gajra, Matlab Uttar, TRUST BANK 0020031200321 30 6 SAMIRA TAHSEEN NUSRAT JAHAN C.D.A. AVENUE 01835 2019 MASUDUZZAMAN Chandpur, Chittagong LTD. 7 11201941117 PEC Kotwali Thana, Chittagong, TRUST BANK 0020031200312 31 6 SEJUTI BANIK SURAJIT BANIK JOYSREE BANIK C.D.A. AVENUE 01860 2019 Chittagong LTD. 8 SHAH MD. 11201941119 PEC SHAH MD. LIAQUR Kotwali Thana, Chittagong, TRUST BANK 0020031200318 32 6 TAIYEBUR DILRUBA NAHID C.D.A. AVENUE 01245 2019 RAHMAN Chittagong LTD. 2 RAHMAN UNITED 11201941117 PEC TAHA BIN ZOHIR FATEMATUZ Lakshmipur Sadar, O.R. NIZAM 0583206000002 33 6 ZOHIRUL ISLAM COMMERCIAL 01760 2019 SHAHID ZOHRA Lakshmipur, Chittagong ROAD 667 BANK LTD. SHAHJALAL 11201941117 PEC KAMRUL UDDIN Patenga Thana, Chittagong, 3022122000000 34 6 TAHFIM UDDIN REHANA AKTER ISLAMI BANK PAHARTALI 01758 2019 WASHIM Chittagong 90 LTD. UNITED 11201941117 PEC TANHIYAT AHSAN MAINUL AHSAN Puichhari, Banshkhali, 0773206000023 35 6 ISHRAT SHAUKAT COMMERCIAL STATION ROAD 01851 2019 JOYEE KHAN Chittagong, Chittagong 279 BANK LTD. 11201941119 PEC Mohammed Rezaul Adhunagar, Lohagara, TRUST BANK 0020031200317 36 6 Tashfique Karim Sharmin Akter C.D.A. AVENUE 01323 2019 Karim Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. 3 11201941117 PEC MD. SONALI BANK CHITTAGONG 37 6 TASNUVA ZAMAN NAJIRA SULTANA Goalanda, Rajbari, Dhaka 1005801000179 01847 2019 BODIUZZAMAN LTD. CANTONMENT 11201941117 PEC MD. SAIFUDDIN Coxs Bazar Sadar, Coxs 38 6 ZUHAIR INTISAR SHIREEN AKHTER BANK ASIA LTD. AGRABAD 50411000185 01762 2019 KHALED Bazar, Chittagong 11201841117 PEC Mohammad Mirsharai, Chittagong, AGRANI BANK MEDICAL 39 7 Afraz Abedin Tahmina Hossain 0200003027972 01971 2018 Ahsanul Abedin Chittagong LTD. COLLEGE 11201841117 PEC Areebah Sarwat Mosleh Uddin Halishahar Thana, TRUST BANK 0002403120015 40 7 Roksana Momtaz HALISHAHAR 02052 2018 Chowdhury Ahmed Chowdhury Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. 28 11201841117 PEC Armeen Mahzujha Coxs Bazar Sadar, Coxs TRUST BANK CHITTAGONG 0006031200452 41 7 Md. Iqbal Anwar Sayma Khanam 02077 2018 Iqbal Bazar, Chittagong LTD. CANTONMENT 7 11201841117 PEC Ethika Sadek Sadekur Rahman Fatikchhari, Chittagong, OXYGEN 0962004000025 42 7 Sharmin Sultana ONE BANK LTD. 02029 2018 Chowdhury Chowdhury Chittagong MOUR 8 11201841117 PEC Mirsharai, Chittagong, TRUST BANK 0020031200266 43 7 Fabliha Ahmed Monjur Ahmed Tahmina Ferdousi C.D.A. AVENUE 02076 2018 Chittagong LTD. 5 11201841117 PEC Mohammad Bayejid Bostami Thana, JAMUNA BANK 0066031900007 44 7 Jafnoon Samia Rabeya Begum DEWAN HAT 02032 2018 Zahangir Alam Chittagong, Chittagong LTD. 0 11201841117 PEC Jawadul Awsaf Mohammad Awsaf Panchlaish Thana, 1107104411823 45 7 Tasnuva Khair BRAC BANK LTD. KAZIR DEWRI 01968 2018 Mozumder Mozumder Chittagong, Chittagong 001 Date & Time: 14/06/2020 18:04 DSHE Page No : 3 / 14 Peoples Republic of Bangladesh Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education Ministry of Education, Bangladesh Student Details Report EIIN: 134133 INSTITUTE: CANTONMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL & COLLEGE Scholarship
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