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About Cox's Bazar City College

Cox’s Bazar is famous for natural beauties. It attracts everybody for longest unbroken sandy sea-beach, hills and investment opportunity. But the means for education, especially tertiary level, in Cox’s Bazar District was so limited. As a result, a huge number of enthusiast students have to drop out after successful completion of secondary level. In this regard, a team of young educated folk led by renowned educationist Prof. Momtajul Haque took an historic initiative to establish a private college in Cox’s Bazar in the early nineties. The team was consisted of Mr. Anwar Sadat, Adv. Faridul Alam and Prof. Ajit Das, three of the education-friendly activists in the city. Later, Mr. Nurul Absorb, the then Chairman of Cox’s Bazar Pourshava, politician Mr. Ekramul Huda Chy, journalist Mr. Bodiul Alam and Mr. Abu Md. Jafar Sadeq were included to the initiative. With their joint endeavors, Cox’s Bazar City College started its glorious journey as a higher secondary educational institute in 1993. As the passage of the time, now it has become one of the top ranked post graduate colleges

in the southern region of the country.

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