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Icabnews Bulletinno August 2011 ISSN 1993-5366 ICAB News BulletinNo. 262 Monthly News briefing from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh MEMBER OF: International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) Record Number of Candidates International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) pass final C A Exams South Asian Federation of Accountants (SAFA) The May-June 2011 ICAB Professional recently. Confederation of Asian and Examinations saw a record number of 84 The members of the Editorial Board Pacific Accountants (CAPA) candidates who have cleared their Final Exams congratulate the successful candidates and and are now eligible for membership of ICAB. wish them all success in their future IN THIS ISSUE Results of these examinations were published endeavours. Ë Record Number of Candidates pass final CA Exams Ë Candidates who have passed Professional Stage (Knowledge Level) Ë Candidates who have passed Application Level Md. Nahid Ullah Imtiaz Alam Sree Shimul Das Md Helal Uddin Ë President's Communication Ë Meeting with DFID Ë Meeting with MoC Ë Monthly Activities Ë IFAC News Ë Member's Status Mohammad Shahadat Ullah Mohammed Abul Kashem Md Johirul Islam Md Mosharof Hossain Ë Obituary Sk. Bellal Hossain Md. Golam Mostafa Mohammad Osman Goni Salim Ullah Bahadur ICAB News Bulletin No. 262 Gias Uddin Al Mamun Md. Nayeem Ibn Yousuf Md. Anwaruzzaman Esha Nabila Hussain Mohammad Afsar Uddin Mohammed Farhan Uddin Md. Hafizur Rahman Mohammad Golam Sarwar Mohammad Mokhlesur Rahman Salmaa Khan Mou Mohammad Touhidur Rahman Azizul Hassan Satter Muhammad Shajedul Hoque Tlukder Mohammad Ali Kawsar Md Anisur Rahaman Lingkon Mondal Kamal Hossain Ziaur Rahman Zia Md. Shariful Islam Moin Uddin Siddique Mohammad Saiful Islam Muhammad Kamruzzaman AHM Ariful Islam Muhammad Asaduzzaman Anupam Kumar Roy August 2011 2 ICAB News Bulletin No. 262 Masud Imran Joarder Mohammad Golam Mostofa Md Al Amin Juel Abu Anas Muhammed Rezaullah Debabrata Roy Chowdhury Sharmina Tasneem Md Atikur Rahman Md Amir Hossain Mohammad Ali Pathan Md. Masoodur Rahman Muhammad Abidur Rahman Sk. Ashik Iqbal Shah Md. Jubaer SM Hedaitul Islam Mohammed Shahid Ullah Md. Ismail Rashed Mustafizur Rahman Taslim Hossain Muhammad Khatibur Rahman S M Nazrul Islam Mohammad Khabirul Haque Khan Mohammad Didarul Azad Md. Siddiqur Rahman Mohammed Wahidur Rahman Md. Atiar Rahman August 2011 3 ICAB News Bulletin No. 262 Md Khairul Islam Khan Md. Tazul Islam ASM Faruque Mahmud Khandoker Raihan Ali Ainun Nahar Anowar Hossain Alauddin Miah Ashraful Haq Amin Priyanka Saha F R M Rashedul Hasan Mohammad Shirajul Islam Mohammad Fakhrul Alam Patwary Mohammad Asraful Hassan Hasib Ehsan Chowdhury Sushanta Howlader Shahabub Alam Khan Syed Muhammad Rahmatul Mujeeb Md Mahedi Hasan Md Alauddin Debasish Rakshit Ali Amjad Choudhury Placid Gomes August 2011 4 ICAB News Bulletin No. 262 5/5/ICAB-93- In pursuance of bye-law 123 of the Bangladesh Chartered Accountants Bye-laws 2004, the Council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) has declared the following result of the Professional Stage (Knowledge Level) and Professional Stage (Application Level) of the Institute held in May-June 2011. Candidates who have passed Sl # Reg # Name of Candidates Roll # 61 14761 Manik Paul 1787 Professional Stage (Knowledge Level) 62 14987 Mohammad Aktaruzzaman 1788 63 10526 Mohammad Sayemur Rahman Chowdhury 1789 Sl # Reg # Name of Candidates Roll # 64 16663 Biplob Khan 1829 1 12317 Md Abul Kashem 112 65 4090 Absarul Hoque Chowdhury 1854 2 13973 Mohammed Jamal Hossain 137 66 17604 Sheikh Aminur Islam 1860 3 16159 Amit Chakraborty 213 67 13603 Md. Abdul Quayum 1865 4 13370 Md Anwarul Kabir 233 68 16093 Md Mahmud Hasan Mojumder 1866 5 14093 Md Abu Mansoor 263 69 16099 Md Wahidul Islam 1888 6 17162 Ahmed Golam Kibria 308 7 14950 Mohammad Farhad 320 70 9022 Hamidur Rahman 1908 8 13027 Syed Ashraf-ul-Alam 346 71 16976 Farhana Begum 1929 9 17366 Md Ershad Haroon 369 72 17636 Md. Mustafizur Rahman 1960 10 16588 Mohammed Golam Mortuza 409 73 10004 Khairul Islam 1963 11 16598 Muntasina Monsur 511 74 16259 Md Anwar Hossain 1973 12 17364 Md Masum 518 75 16787 Shakib Al Hasan 1975 13 2905 Ratan Sarkar 640 76 17274 Md. Morshed Alam 2001 14 17944 Md. Anwar Hossain 695 77 16679 Tareq Al Mamun 2002 15 18184 Mohammad Sirajus Salekin 821 78 10515 Eftekhar Ahmed Khan 2003 16 18358 Md. Sajedul Huda Novel 833 79 10272 Rochibul Islam 2004 17 18355 Sadia Ahmed 839 80 13604 Md. Nazmul Ahsan 2012 18 18178 Mehzabeen Ahmed Naveen 845 81 17758 Shib Shankar Shaha 2015 19 18356 Rubayat Sadik 850 82 10575 Sharmistha Saha 2017 20 17959 Md. Eshaque Ali Khondakar 862 83 7257 Sujan Kumar Biswas 2018 21 18354 Joydeb Samadder 883 84 10110 Mohammad Solaiman Uddin 2023 22 18353 Md. Muktar Alam 892 85 15378 Ali Navir Khan 2034 23 18352 Md. Mahbubur Rahman 957 86 17058 Md Raju Ahmed 2050 24 18285 Mohammad 958 87 17083 Moqbul Ahmed Chowdhury 2051 25 18457 Md. Tariqul Islam 988 88 15935 Liton Roy 2066 26 19036 Md. Fuad Hasan 1004 89 15648 Duloton Nahar 2087 27 18494 Avra Adhikary 1013 90 12752 Khandokar Rezaul Karim 2089 28 18565 Nagma Andalib 1017 91 17619 Faisal Mahmud Sajeeb 2108 29 19034 Nur Ahammed Suprim 1024 92 15500 Md Aershad Hossain Khan 2112 30 18437 Suniti Ahmed 1037 93 15991 Labanya Roy 2122 31 19042 Subrata Chardra Das 1073 94 17629 Mohammad Omar Sharif 2146 32 13880 Md Shirajul Islam 1074 95 17549 Mohammad Nur-ul- Ahad 2152 33 19040 Md. Mahedi Hasan 1088 96 16513 Md Monirul Islam 2162 34 18445 Farhana Sultana 1093 97 15993 Mozammel Hoque 2169 35 18443 Bhaskar Chakraborty 1100 98 15879 Mohan Adhikari 2188 36 10358 Md. Atiar Rahman Khan 1198 99 13102 Suraia Parveen 2192 37 15180 Syma Sarker 1248 100 17628 Mohammad Nazrul Islam 2217 38 10870 Md Nasir Uddin 1260 101 17105 Md. Hasan Habib Iman 2232 39 15839 Papon Kumar Bhowmick 1261 102 14200 Rashel Mahmud 2239 40 13141 ANM Rafi Uddin Maulana 1440 103 17110 Risul Islam 2247 41 9714 Mohammad Hamidul Kabir 1452 104 17243 Md. Asif Uddin 2254 42 7145 Mohammad Abdul Hannan 1473 105 5859 Salma Akhter 2255 43 8901 Mohammad Akbar Hossain 1508 44 14081 Lutfun Nahar 1533 106 3915 Mohammad Farid 2260 45 12184 Nazmul Huda 1546 107 17363 Md Mohibul Alam 2263 46 17893 Anirban Mojumder 1565 108 17827 Mustaque Ahmed 2264 47 12370 Ratul Ahmed 1579 109 6271 Mohammed Mizanur Rahman 2368 48 17305 Muhammad Sami Ul Hoque 1586 110 7628 Bijan Bhowmick 2383 49 12510 Muhammad Abdullah-Al-Bakey 1593 111 15494 Md Nasimul Hasan 2389 50 17745 Golam Mohammad Regwanul Hoque 1602 112 13687 Md. Salah Uddin Bhuiyan 2397 51 11239 Md. Harun-Or-Rashid 1620 113 16660 Imran Ahmed 2419 52 12961 Md Manjurul Islam Khan 1630 114 16111 Md Jahangir Alom 2474 53 10040 Pronab Kumar Ghosh 1676 115 15622 Saikat Kumar Das 2484 54 9650 Sk. Mohammad Atiqur Rahman 1677 116 11324 Md. Shakhawat Hossain 2495 55 9492 Muhammad Abdul Latif 1678 117 16956 Sourav Ranjan Das 2525 56 13276 Masudur Rahman 1708 118 11877 Shubhra Roy 2526 57 13101 Md. Asad 1725 119 14253 Md. Asaduzzaman 2529 58 13631 Md Kamrul Hasan 1747 120 12843 Md Abu Helal 2532 59 8519 Shahadat Hossain Chowdhury 1748 121 6495 Mohammad Azam Khan 2580 60 16477 Md Shohel Rana 1757 122 16122 Hadisul Alam 2591 August 2011 5 ICAB News Bulletin No. 262 Sl # Reg # Name of Candidates Roll # Sl # Reg # Name of Candidates Roll # 123 17492 Sujon Sarker 2600 189 12115 Mohammad Shahadat Hossain 3864 124 17494 Mohammad Nannu Mian 2629 190 16426 Mahin Irfan Khan 3872 125 16410 Shahab Uddin 2651 191 17053 Md. Monawar Hossen 3876 126 15087 Ashim Mondol 2658 192 5136 Md. Shamsul Arefin 3903 127 10769 Abu Taher Md Muniruzzaman 2659 193 12831 Muhammad Shakawat Hosen 3911 128 15988 Md Shaidul Islam 2660 194 14538 Sujit Kumar Das 3922 129 14063 Biplob Saha 2715 195 17297 Preeti Rani Dhar 3953 130 11520 Ashraf Uddin 2731 196 17570 Farhana Hoque 3954 131 14182 Abu Shahan Md. Monir 2771 197 9984 Md Habibur Rahman 3968 132 8458 Zakir Hossain Munshe 2773 198 14997 Md Jahid Hasan 3982 133 11682 Md. Mahmudul Hassan 2787 199 16485 Md Abu Al Muid 3983 134 17296 Moriom Sarker 2799 200 11961 Haradhan Paul 3984 135 16989 Md. Mehedi Hasan 2808 201 15690 Mohammad Abul Kashem 3987 136 17116 Anutosh Kumar 2825 202 8499 Mohammad Abu Sufian 3993 137 13121 Rakib Ahmed 2844 203 15686 Shipra Biswas 3994 138 14781 Md Lutfur Rahman 2847 204 17095 Rubaba Khan 4000 139 13353 Md Mofizur Rahaman 2887 205 17527 Nimay Ram 4004 140 16619 Senjuti Maksud 2981 206 10993 Touhid Ullah 4013 141 10424 Nazibullah 3018 207 17180 S. M Atiqur Rahman 4045 142 13228 Rudaina Baree 3049 208 16499 Sahinur Rahman 4054 143 11040 Mohammad Golam Sorwar Mozomder 3103 209 12177 Md. Baha Uddin 4070 144 14607 Mohammad Eshak 3105 210 5639 Md Tajul Islam 4073 145 17618 Kazi Mujahid-ul-Islam 3109 211 14561 Md. Zarzis Hossain 4088 146 15792 Sanjoy Kumar Chakrobharty 3114 212 12108 Md. Osman Goni 4095 147 14447 Parbir Kumar Das 3121 213 14707 Muhammad Hafiz Ulla 4118 148 10845 Jashim Uddin 3122 214 15425 Adhir Chandra Basak 4126 149 14238 Md Ariful Hasan 3126 215 15642 Mohammad Saifur Rahman 4176 150 15291 Md Mahbubul Haque 3130 216 15643 Ihsanul Habib 4192 151 15639 SM Tipu Sultan 3150 217 16270 Mohammad Jakir Hossin Bhuiyan 4196 152 12112 Mohammed Alamgir Hossain 3187 218 15031 Muhammad Monir Hossen Dhalee 4239 153 12251 Thuhidul Islam 3194 219 16094 Md Mahbubul Islam 4245 154 5049 Golam Mohammad 3206 220 11833 Md Manirul Islam 4313 155 11629 Afroza Islam 3208 221 8732 Mohammad Mahamood Rassul 4345 156 17777 Mohammad Murshedun Nabi 3302 222 13177 Mohammad Monzurul Ahsan 4358 157 15806 Md Borkot Hossain 3334 223 16487 Mohammad Ashab Jamil 4370 158 14351 Mohammad Nazrul Islam 3379 224 16486 Aznan Jamil 4380 159 17276 Md.
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