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Name and Address Name and Address Institute Type = ALL Zone: RAJSHAHI Institute = ALL District: RAJSHAHI Upazilla: ALL For Whom = ALL Mpo Enlisted = N/A Union: ALL Management Type = ALL Institute Type: School and College Region = All Geographical Location = All Total No. of Institute: 31 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 1 RAJSHAHI BAGHA DIGHA HIGH SCHOOL AND 126265 Village: DIGHA Union: BAUSHA Upazila: 01716365999 dighahighschoolandcolle 16/10/2019 COLLEGE BAGHA District: RAJSHAHI Zone: [email protected] RAJSHAHI 2 RAJSHAHI BAGHA IDEAL SCHOOL & COLLEGE 135334 Village: HOUSE-591/A Upazila: BAGHA 01712414425 [email protected] 20/10/2019 District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 3 RAJSHAHI BAGHA KESHABPUR HIGH SCHOOL 126264 Village: KESHOBPUR Upazila: BAGHA 01725019115 www.keshobpurhsc@gm 13/04/2019 AND COLLEGE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI ail.com 4 RAJSHAHI BAGMARA ALOKNAGAR WOMEN'S 126429 Village: ALOKNAGOR Union: aloknagorwscollege@gm 21/04/2019 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE HAMIRKUSA Upazila: BAGMARA 000000000000 ail.com District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 000 01716126095 5 RAJSHAHI BAGMARA BIRKUTSHA ABINASH SCHOOL 126438 Village: BIRKUTSHA Upazila: BAGMARA 01714338795 [email protected] 21/03/2018 AND COLLEGE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI om 6 RAJSHAHI BAGMARA KATILA SHOBUS SANGO 126437 Village: KATILA Union: JOGIPARA 01740636339 katilashabujsahse@yah 27/04/2019 ADRSHO HIGH SCHOOL & Upazila: BAGMARA District: RAJSHAHI oo.com COLLEGE Zone: RAJSHAHI 7 RAJSHAHI BOALIA KHADEMUL ISLAM GIRLS 126496 Village: RANINAGAR,303 Upazila: 0721750795 khademulislamschoolcol 28/12/2017 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOALIA District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 01741778130 [email protected] RAJSHAHI 8 RAJSHAHI BOALIA MASJID MISSION ACADEMY 126497 Village: BARAKHUTHI ROAD Upazila: 0721774886 masjidmissionraj@gmail 10/08/2019 SCHOOL & COLLEGE BOALIA District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 01716-288206 .comom RAJSHAHI Print Date : 2/6/2020 Page 1 of 3 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 9 RAJSHAHI BOALIA PARAMOUNT SCHOOL AND 134185 Village: Chandrima R/A Upazila: BOALIA 0721-861460 paramountrajshahi@gma 14/09/2018 COLLEGE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 01730310300 il.com 10 RAJSHAHI BOALIA RAJSHAHI SHIKKHA BOARD 134670 Village: SHALBAGAN Upazila: BOALIA 0721-761660 principal2.rebmsc@gmai 09/04/2019 GOVT. MODEL SCHOOL AND District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 01787620909 l.com COLLEGE 11 RAJSHAHI CHARGHAT RAJSHAHI CADET COLLEGE 126592 Village: MOKTERPUR Union: SARDAH 0722356088 [email protected] 31/03/2018 Upazila: CHARGHAT District: RAJSHAHI 01769011230 m Zone: RAJSHAHI 12 RAJSHAHI DURGAPUR HORIRAMPUR SCHOOL AND 126593 Village: HORIRAMPUR Union: 01718625626 horirampurhighschool@y 30/01/2019 COLLEGE JOYNAGAR Upazila: DURGAPUR ahoo.com District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 13 RAJSHAHI DURGAPUR KANTHAL BARIA S.A.K SCHOOL 126667 Village: KANTHAL BARIA Union: 01796192395 [email protected] 26/09/2019 & COLLEGE JHALUKA Upazila: DURGAPUR District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 14 RAJSHAHI GODAGARI BISHWANATH PUR SCHOOL & 126716 Village: BISHWANATH PUR Union: 01716695767 bishwanathpurh.school1 06/04/2019 COLLEGE MOHANPUR Upazila: GODAGARI 01716695767 [email protected] District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 15 RAJSHAHI GODAGARI CHABBISH NAGAR HIGH 126768 Village: CHABBISH NAGAR Union: 01309126768 chabbishnagarsnc@gma 27/08/2019 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE RISHIKUL Upazila: GODAGARI District: il.com RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 16 RAJSHAHI GODAGARI GODAGARI GOVERNMENT 126767 Village: SHREEMONTO PUR Union: 0722556085 principal.gmhsc@gmail. 09/04/2019 HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GODAGARI Upazila: GODAGARI 01767792391 com District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 17 RAJSHAHI GODAGARI GUL-GOFUR GIRLS HIGH 126769 Village: BALIAGHATTA Upazila: [email protected] 26/08/2019 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GODAGARI District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 01309126769,0 om RAJSHAHI 1765004911 18 RAJSHAHI GODAGARI LALIT NAGAR HIGH SCHOOL 126765 Village: MAKRANDA Union: PAKRI 01713784549 lalitnagarhighschool@ya 12/03/2019 AND COLLEGE Upazila: GODAGARI District: RAJSHAHI 01713784549 hoo.com Zone: RAJSHAHI 19 RAJSHAHI MOTIHAR AGRANI BIDDYALAYA AND 126495 Village: RUET CHOTTOR Upazila: 0721-750259 agrani ruet @gmail com 05/02/2020 MAHABIDDYALAYA MOTIHAR District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 017111-91440 RAJSHAHI Print Date : 2/6/2020 Page 2 of 3 SL# DISTRICT THANA INSTITUTE NAME EIIN Address Phone/Mobile EMAIL Updated Date 20 RAJSHAHI MOTIHAR RAJSHAHI MODEL SCHOOL 127043 Village: 253, SreeRamppur Upazila: 0247812532 [email protected] 22/08/2019 AND COLLEGE MOTIHAR District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 01750366033 RAJSHAHI 21 RAJSHAHI MOTIHAR RAJSHAHI UNIVERSITY 126773 Village: KAZLA Upazila: MOTIHAR 0721-711183 [email protected] 31/03/2019 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 01712754048 22 RAJSHAHI MOTIHAR SHAHID MAMUN MAHMUD 127042 Village: police lines,Rajshahi Upazila: 0721-771943 [email protected] 11/11/2017 POLICE LINES SCHOOL AND MOTIHAR District: RAJSHAHI Zone: 01711380083 COLLEGE RAJSHAHI 23 RAJSHAHI PABA BARGACHI HIGH SCHOOL AND 126938 Village: BARGACHI Union: 01755131493 14/07/2019 COLLEGE BARAGACHHI Upazila: PABA District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 24 RAJSHAHI PABA BAYA HIGHI SCHOOL AND 126940 Village: BAYA Upazila: PABA District: 0721-800039 bayaschoolandcollege@ 11/09/2019 COLLEGE RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 01726215658 gmail.com 25 RAJSHAHI PUTHIA PUTHIA MODEL SCHOOL & 126968 Village: PUTHIA Union: PUTHIA Upazila: 01713769275 [email protected] 03/04/2018 COLLEGE PUTHIA District: RAJSHAHI Zone: om RAJSHAHI 26 RAJSHAHI PUTHIA SADHANPUR HIGH SCHOOL & 126953 Village: Sadhanpur Union: SILMARIA 01739879551 sadhonpurhighschool@y 21/01/2020 COLLEGE Upazila: PUTHIA District: RAJSHAHI ahoo.com Zone: RAJSHAHI 27 RAJSHAHI PUTHIA SHAHID NADER ALI GIRLS' 127022 Village: BANESWAR Upazila: PUTHIA 01711109997 shahidnaderaligsande@ 25/01/2020 SCHOOL & COLLEGE. District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 01711109997 gmail.com 28 RAJSHAHI TANORE DARGA DANGA HIGH SCHOOL 127152 Village: CHOKROTIRAM Union: KALMA 01718281695 [email protected] 19/01/2019 AND COLLEGE Upazila: TANORE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 29 RAJSHAHI TANORE DR.ABUBAKAR HIGH SCHOOL 127065 Village: TANOR-RAJSHAHI ROAD 01723101455 Sdr127065@ gmail.com 05/08/2019 AND COLLEGE. Upazila: TANORE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: RAJSHAHI 30 RAJSHAHI TANORE KISMAT BILLI ML. SCHOOL & 127150 Village: BILLI Union: KALMA Upazila: 01743906027 [email protected] 20/12/2017 COLLEGE TANORE District: RAJSHAHI Zone: om RAJSHAHI 31 RAJSHAHI TANORE MONDUMALA GIRL'S HIGH 127149 Village: SADIPUR Union: BADHAIR 01748981710 mondugirlssclclg@gmail 05/08/2019 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Upazila: TANORE District: RAJSHAHI .com Zone: RAJSHAHI Print Date : 2/6/2020 Page 3 of 3.
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