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Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board 2 Orphanage Road, Baksibazar, Dhaka Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board 2 Orphanage Road, Baksibazar, Dhaka Name (REGULAR) Correction Committee Meeting Decession Meeting Date: 29/06/2020 Page 1 SL No Student Name & Madrasah Name & Address Propossed Name Name to be Comment Father Name Passing year & Roll no. corrected 1 S: M. K. HOSAIN RUPOK DARUL ULUM MARKAJIA DAKHIL MOST. KAMRUNNAHAR F: MD. KHYRUL ISLAM MADRASAH RUNA M YES JDC - 2017 - 190879 2 S: MD. YAQUB ALI RAJSHAHI DARUS SALAM KAMIL MD AHAD ALI F: MD. MHAD ALI MADRASAH F YES FAZIL - 1999 - 404998 KAMIL - 2003 - 501473 3 S: NABILA AKTER DURGAPUR HAZI MOBARAK ALI MD. REPON HOWLADAR F: MD.FARID UDDIN MRIDHA DAKHIL MADRASAH F NO DAKHIL - 2013 - 209567 4 S: SURADHA KHATUN PIRGANJ D. S. ALIM MADRASAH SHORAIA KATUN S YES F: MD. ABUL KALAM AZAD ALIM - 1998 - 59536 5 S: SHARIFUL ISLAM SARSHINABAD DARUSSUNNAT ALIM MD. ABUL KALAM F: MUJIBUR RAHMAN MADRASAH F YES DAKHIL - 2011 - 125868 ALIM - 2013 - 181745 6 S: MD. DALUAR HOSAIN DAKKHIN CHARPATA ISLAMIA MD. RATAN F: MD. ABDUR ROB ROTTON DAKHIL MADRASAH F NO JDC - 2016 - 431939 DAKHIL - 2019 - 357845 7 S: MD. DALUAR HOSAIN DAKKHIN CHARPATA ISLAMIA LOTIFA KHATUN F: MD. ABDUR ROB ROTTON DAKHIL MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2016 - 431939 DAKHIL - 2019 - 357845 8 S: MAHMUDUL HASAN SENER CHAR SHAH SUFI SENIOR MD. ALIM UDDIN F: ABDUL ALIM ALIM MADRASAH F NO DAKHIL - 2010 - 305162 ALIM - 2012 - 119446 9 S: MD. RASEL MIA SAHADEBPUR D. S. DAKHIL SOHEL AL MAMUN F: MD. ABDUL HAMID MADRASAH F NO JDC - 2013 - 163824 DAKHIL - 2016 - 407699 10 S: BULBUL AHMED MATIAPARA DAKHIL MADRASAH MST. NASIMA BEGUM F: ABUL HOSSAIN JDC - 2016 - 182705 M NO DAKHIL - 2019 - 157939 11 S: SARMIN AKTER PUNASAIL S. M. ALIM MADRASAH AHAMMAD ALI F: LAYAKAT ALI DAKHIL - 2011 - 130660 F NO ALIM - 2013 - 112069 12 S: SANUARUL ISLAM CHINISHPUR ABU BAKAR ISLAMIA MST. AMRINA KHATUN F: MAHTAB UDDIN DAKHIL MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2012 - 115223 13 S: MD. TAWHID CHHOTO HARJI ALIM MADRASAH FARDOUSI BEGUM F: MD. ABU JAFOR JDC - 2013 - 285836 M NEXT DAKHIL - 2016 - 216594 MEETING ALIM - 2018 - 152670 14 S: ISMILE HOSSAIN GODA GHATA BORO KATIA DAKHIL MST. SAMSUNNAHAR F: AKBAR ALI MAFRASAH M NEXT DAKHIL - 2004 - 182677 MEETING 15 S: MOHAMMAD OBAETH ULLAH ARAISIDAH KAMIL MADRASAH MST. MAJIDA KHATUN CHOWDHURY FAZIL - 2003 - 402403 M NO F: MOHAMMAD DINAYETH ULLAH KAMIL - 2005 - 505737 CHOWDHURY 16 S: BAYEJID HOSSAIN ARPARA KAMARKHALI M. U. N. ALIM MD MASUD MOLLIK F: MD. ABDUR RAHMAN MADRASAH F NO DAKHIL - 2012 - 116895 ALIM - 2014 - 108062 17 S: SYDUR RAHMAN EADILPUR DAKHIL MADRASAH FIROZA KHATUN M YES F: SABED ALI DAKHIL - 2004 - 304994 * S: Student Name, F: Father's Name, M: Mother's Name Correction Controller of Examinations Registrar Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Name (REGULAR) Correction Committee Meeting Decession Meeting Date: 29/06/2020 Page 2 SL No Student Name & Madrasah Name & Address Propossed Name Name to be Comment Father Name Passing year & Roll no. corrected 18 S: MD. JAHANGIR HOSSAIN DHANSAGAR RAJAPUR DAKHIL RIZIYA BEGUM F: MD. ABDUL BARAK MADRASAH ALIM - 2003 - 128353 M NEXT FAZIL - 2005 - 409183 MEETING KAMIL - 2007 - 501285 19 S: MOHAMMAD EMRAN GARANGIA ISLAMIA KAMIL MAHMUDUL HOQUE F: MOHAMMADUL HAQUE MADRASAH JDC - 2010 - 304380 F NO DAKHIL - 2013 - 426408 ALIM - 2015 - 154231 20 S: MD. FOZLE RABBI SATSHIMULIA MARHUM BASIR MST. FENCI BEGUM F: MD. ALOMGIR HOSSAIN UDDIN DAKHIL MADRASAH EBT - 2010 - 581 M NO JDC - 2013 - 203061 DAKHIL - 2017 - 164645 21 S: AMINUR RAHMAN MAREYA SINGH ROAD MST. ANWARA BEGUM F: MD. MOZAMMEL HAQUE MOULAVIPARA DAKHIL MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2016 - 261114 22 S: AMINUR RAHMAN MAREYA SINGH ROAD MD. BADIUZZAMAL F: MD. MOZAMMEL HAQUE MOULAVIPARA DAKHIL MADRASAH F NO JDC - 2016 - 261114 23 S: SADIA AKTER UTTAR NOSHASHAN R. I. ALIM MD. SALIM MIA F: NAJRUL ISLAM MADRASAH F NO EBT - 2014 - 133 JDC - 2017 - 132883 24 S: MD. SHAMIM ISLAM ANANTAPUR DAKHIL MADRASAH KULSUM BEGUM F: CHAN MIAH EBT - 2013 - 228 M NO JDC - 2016 - 238887 DAKHIL - 2019 - 192078 25 S: MD. OASIUL ISLAM SAKIB GAIBANDHA SI. FAZIL MADRASAH MST. NOORE AKTAR LIPE M YES F: MD. MOSLEM UDDIN MIA JDC - 2017 - 216908 BEGUM 26 S: MD. AMINUL ISLAM NAYACHAR ISLAMIA FAZIL MD. BELAL HOSSEN F: MD. HELAL HOSSAIN MADRASAH F NO JDC - 2016 - 238515 DAKHIL - 2019 - 191872 27 S: SOREFUZZAMAN KHAMARPARA SIDDIQUIA MST. SAHANAZ BEGUM F: ABDULGOFUR BISWAS AHAMMADIA ALIM MADRASAH JDC - 2013 - 267018 M NO DAKHIL - 2016 - 203165 ALIM - 2018 - 146023 28 S: TANZILA KHATUN HALUDBARIA DAKHIL MADRASAH AMENA KHATUN F: LUKMAN MOLLA JDC - 2012 - 125254 M NO DAKHIL - 2015 - 115102 29 S: AJMIR HASAN GOPALGANJ S. K. KAMIL MADRASAH AZIM HASAN F: MD. NAZRUL ISLAM MOLLA JDC - 2012 - 130340 S NO DAKHIL - 2016 - 402317 ALIM - 2018 - 200698 30 S: SOREFUZZAMAN KHAMARPARA SIDDIQUIA SHARIFUZZAMAN RONY F: ABDULGOFUR BISWAS AHAMMADIA ALIM MADRASAH JDC - 2013 - 267018 S NO DAKHIL - 2016 - 203165 ALIM - 2018 - 146023 31 S: MD. AYUB ALI BIRGANJ FAZIL MADRASAH MAHARAB JUN KHATUN M NO F: MD. ABDUL KHALEK JDC - 2018 - 250961 32 S: MD. ABDUR RAHIM FARIDGANJ MAJEDIA KAMIL SHAIRA BEGUM F: MD. LAKIT ULLAH MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2015 - 380202 DAKHIL - 2018 - 292721 33 S: SOREFUZZAMAN KHAMARPARA SIDDIQUIA MD. ABDUL GOFUR BISWAS F: ABDULGOFUR BISWAS AHAMMADIA ALIM MADRASAH JDC - 2013 - 267018 F YES DAKHIL - 2016 - 203165 ALIM - 2018 - 146023 34 S: MD. SAJEEB ALAM CHANDRA DIGHI ALIM MADRASAH MD. JAHANGIR ALOM F YES F: MD. JAHANGIR ALAM DAKHIL - 2019 - 416655 * S: Student Name, F: Father's Name, M: Mother's Name Correction Controller of Examinations Registrar Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Name (REGULAR) Correction Committee Meeting Decession Meeting Date: 29/06/2020 Page 3 SL No Student Name & Madrasah Name & Address Propossed Name Name to be Comment Father Name Passing year & Roll no. corrected 35 S: MD. RABIOUL ALAM BAKSHIMUL ISLAMIA SI. FAZIL MD. MANTAZ UDDIN F: MD. MAMTAZ UDDIN MADRASAH F NO DAKHIL - 2004 - 237693 ALIM - 2007 - 143641 36 S: NOMAN MIA BAZALIA HEDAYATUL ISLAM FAZIL JUNU BEGUM F: SIRAJ MIA MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2018 - 347392 37 S: MD. ANAMUL HOQUE CHARAMBA JAMEUL ULUM DAKHIL NURUL AMIN F: MD. NURUL ALAM MADRASAH F YES DAKHIL - 2015 - 242070 ALIM - 2017 - 162232 38 S: MOHAMMAD ARFAN ICHHAMATI MUHAMMADIA ADARSHA RAFIA KHATUN F: NURUL ISLAM DAKHIL MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2015 - 333688 DAKHIL - 2018 - 256631 39 S: MD. ZAHIDUL ISLAM PURAN MASUMDIA DAKHIL MD. HOSSAIN ALI BAPARI F: MD. HOSSAIN MADRASAH F NO DAKHIL - 2006 - 143859 40 S: MD. SHADOT RUHIA (CHAPDHA) DAKHIL MD. JUMA MAHAZON F: JUMAMAGON MADRASAH F YES DAKHIL - 2010 - 190804 41 S: MD. SHADOT RUHIA (CHAPDHA) DAKHIL MST. SALEHA BEGUM F: JUMAMAGON MADRASAH M YES DAKHIL - 2010 - 190804 42 S: MD. SHADOT RUHIA (CHAPDHA) DAKHIL MD. SHAHADOT ALI F: JUMAMAGON MADRASAH S YES DAKHIL - 2010 - 190804 43 S: MD. NIAMOT ULLAH RAIHAN BAKSHIMUL ISLAMIA SI. FAZIL JAHANARA BEGUM F: MD. ABDUL GAFUR MADRASAH M NO DAKHIL - 2004 - 325322 44 S: MD. RABIOUL ALAM BAKSHIMUL ISLAMIA SI. FAZIL RAHELA BEGUM F: MD. MAMTAZ UDDIN MADRASAH M NO DAKHIL - 2004 - 237693 ALIM - 2007 - 143641 45 S: JUNAYED NURI ASHULIA HAZERA KHATUN DAKHIL MST. RUKIA F: NUR AHAMAD MADRASAH M NO JDC - 2016 - 440528 DAKHIL - 2019 - 343759 46 S: MD. NASIR UDDIN SAGRADI ISLAMIA KAMIL KULSUM BIBI F: MD. MOFIZUDDEN KHAN MADRASAH M YES ALIM - 2012 - 148961 47 S: MD. SAKIR UDDIN JAMALPUR DAKHIL MADRASAH . MST. SAERA BEGUM M YES F: MD. MUNIRUL ISLAM JDC - 2017 - 178833 48 S: MD. MUMINUR HASAN BROTHA DARUL UL. ISLAMIA ALIM MD. NASIR UDDIN F: MD. NASUR UDDIN MADRASAH F YES JDC - 2016 - 188434 DAKHIL - 2019 - 160554 49 S: JUI AKTER SONY BROTHA DARUL UL. ISLAMIA ALIM ALADA BEGUM F: MD. ABU BAKKAR SIDDIK MADRASAH M NEXT JDC - 2015 - 185774 MEETING DAKHIL - 2018 - 412460 50 S: SURAYA YEASMIN MANIRAMPUR FAZIL MADRASAH MST. KHADIJA KHATUN F: MD. HAFIJUR RAHMAN JDC - 2014 - 259488 M NEXT DAKHIL - 2017 - 198545 MEETING ALIM - 2019 - 128804 51 S: MD. NOYON ALI PANCHURIA DAKHIL MADRASAH MOST. BULBULI KHATUN F: LAL MIAH JDC - 2015 - 193256 M NO DAKHIL - 2019 - 414381 52 S: FAHIM JAMEYA-E-KASEMIA KAMIL FAHIM JUNAYED F: WALIUR RAHMAN MADRASAH S NO DAKHIL - 2011 - 401915 53 S: MD. RUBEL HOSEN MODHUKHALI DAKHIL MADRASAH MD. JULHAS MOLLA F: JEAL HOQUE JDC - 2014 - 169303 F NO DAKHIL - 2019 - 154702 * S: Student Name, F: Father's Name, M: Mother's Name Correction Controller of Examinations Registrar Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board, Dhaka Name (REGULAR) Correction Committee Meeting Decession Meeting Date: 29/06/2020 Page 4 SL No Student Name & Madrasah Name & Address Propossed Name Name to be Comment Father Name Passing year & Roll no. corrected 54 S: ASHIK ALI MODHUKHALI DAKHIL MADRASAH MST. RUMA BEGUM F: ALOM ALI JDC - 2016 - 176907 M NO DAKHIL - 2019 - 154696 55 S: MD. BORHAN UDDIN BARA BANGAINNA FOUZIA KHASRU MST.KAMRUN NAHAR F: MUHAMMAD SHAHGAHAN DAKHIL MADRASAH M YES JDC - 2016 - 429681 DAKHIL - 2019 - 436822 56 S: MD. MAHFUZUR RAHMAN AMDUNGIHAT IMAN UDDIN MAJEDA KHATUN F: MD. MATIUL HAQUE CHOWDHURY ALIM MADRASAH M NEXT DAKHIL - 2004 - 172063 MEETING ALIM - 2006 - 124229 57 S: MD. KOUSER MUGBELAI DAKHIL MADRASAH MST. NURNAHER BEGUM M NEXT F: MD. SHAHIDUL ISLAM JDC - 2016 - 202053 MEETING 58 S: MD. KOUSER HOSSAN MUGBELAI DAKHIL MADRASAH MD. KOUSER HOSSAIN S NEXT F: MD. SHAHIDUL ISLAM JDC - 2016 - 202053 MEETING 59 S: MOHAMMAD JAMALPUR SENIOR ALIM MADRASAH MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM F: SAMSUL HOQUE DAKHIL - 2014 - 134958 F NO ALIM - 2016 - 109150 60 S: MD. DELWAR HOSSEN PATHAN PARA MADINATUL ULUM MD. DELOWAR HOSSEN F: FAZLUL KARIM ALIM MADRASAH JUWEL S NO DAKHIL - 2011 - 194827 ALIM - 2013 - 134842 61 S: MD. DELWAR HOSSEN PATHAN PARA MADINATUL ULUM MD.
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