Last date of admission form submission ---------------- 30/11/2010
Admission test --------------------------------------24-12-2010
FRIDAY:
A-UNIT: 9.30 AM
B-UNIT: 11.30 AM
C-UNIT: 3.00 PM
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Admission test details
Last date of admission form submission ---------------- 30/11/2010
Admission test --------------------------------------24-12-2010
FRIDAY:
A-UNIT: 9.30 AM
B-UNIT: 11.30 AM
C-UNIT: 3.00 PM
Admission test --------------------------------------24-12-2010
FRIDAY:
A-UNIT: 9.30 AM
B-UNIT: 11.30 AM
C-UNIT: 3.00 PM
Hajee Danesh Admission Test : Date 24 December
I feel Pleasure to inform you that the circular of Hajee Danesh Published today.....
Total 600
- B.Sc in Agriculture ----------------------------------------------200
- B.Sc in Computer science and Engineering ----------------------------------------------35
- B.Sc in Telecommunication and Electrical Engineering ----------------------------------------------35
- B.Sc in Food and Process Engineering ----------------------------------------------35
- B.Sc in Fisheries ----------------------------------------------60
- B.Sc in Agril and Bio-resource Engineering ----------------------------------------------35
- Bachelor of Business Administration ---------------------------------------------120
- Doctor of veterinary Medicine ---------------------------------------------80
Total 600
Dream! To be a student of University
A huge number of the students with brilliant results like GPA-5 in HSC examinations will not be able to get admission to the public universities and medical colleges because their number is much more than the number of seats in those institutions. Around 4.6 lakh students passed HSC examinations this year with the pass rate being 76.19 and 22,045 getting GPA-5. Pass percentage is more than 10 percent higher and GPA-5 achievers almost double compared to those last year.
A tough competition naturally happens for admission to all public universities. Academicians have suggested cancellation of admission tests, and introduction of a new system of admission on the basis of GPA (Grade Point Average) in SSC and HSC examinations to reduce the sufferings of admission seekers. Against this, the education ministry, University Grants Commission (UGC) and authorities of public universities at a meeting agreed to introduce group-wise admission test like that for admission to medical colleges.
UGC Chairman suggested introducing double shift or evening shift in public universities and renowned colleges to meet the present crisis. We have 14,750 seats in public universities, 17,330 in private universities, 1.65 lakh in National University (NU)- affiliated honours colleges and 2.34 lakh NU-affiliated degree colleges.Public universities including BUET, DU, Jahangirnagar University (JU), Rajshahi University (RU) Khulna University and Chittagong University (CU), public medical colleges, Dental colleges, Leather Technology College and Bangladesh Textile Technology College have only 20,000 seats. Of these, 885 seats are in BUET, around 4,500 in DU, around 1,350 in JU and 2,500 in public medical colleges
Meanwhile, taking advantage of this situation, coaching centres have mushroomed in the capital and other divisional headquarters with hollow promises of ensuring high scores in various admission tests. A large number students are already attending the coaching centres with consequent financial losses to their guardians.
A tough competition naturally happens for admission to all public universities. Academicians have suggested cancellation of admission tests, and introduction of a new system of admission on the basis of GPA (Grade Point Average) in SSC and HSC examinations to reduce the sufferings of admission seekers. Against this, the education ministry, University Grants Commission (UGC) and authorities of public universities at a meeting agreed to introduce group-wise admission test like that for admission to medical colleges.
UGC Chairman suggested introducing double shift or evening shift in public universities and renowned colleges to meet the present crisis. We have 14,750 seats in public universities, 17,330 in private universities, 1.65 lakh in National University (NU)- affiliated honours colleges and 2.34 lakh NU-affiliated degree colleges.Public universities including BUET, DU, Jahangirnagar University (JU), Rajshahi University (RU) Khulna University and Chittagong University (CU), public medical colleges, Dental colleges, Leather Technology College and Bangladesh Textile Technology College have only 20,000 seats. Of these, 885 seats are in BUET, around 4,500 in DU, around 1,350 in JU and 2,500 in public medical colleges
Meanwhile, taking advantage of this situation, coaching centres have mushroomed in the capital and other divisional headquarters with hollow promises of ensuring high scores in various admission tests. A large number students are already attending the coaching centres with consequent financial losses to their guardians.
What will be the solve regarding this crisis?
Your next generation is also on the deadline!
Your next generation is also on the deadline!
University day of HSTU
11th September is the historical day in the life of the university (HSTU). HSTU is the only one unique light bearer of Science and Technology in the Northern area of Bangladesh. According to the Dr. Kudrati khuda education commission report it was proposed to set up an agricultural institute for the agricultural development in the Rajshahi Division.
Following that in 1979 it started it’s walking as an Agricultural Extension Training Institute (AETI) to award a three years diploma in Agriculture. The AETI was later on upgraded to Hajee Mohammad Danesh Agricultural College in 1988 having an affiliation from the Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh to offer a four-year bachelor degree in Agriculture.
In order to create furthermore facilities to produce skilled manpower in science, technology and research in particular, the college was ultimately upgraded to the status of a university renaming it as Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (HSTU).
11th September 1999 the university act was granted in parliament. We are felling happy to enjoy the university day together. Many programs arranged to observe the day. All the student with same T-shirt was looking really nice. We are proud of our university.
Following that in 1979 it started it’s walking as an Agricultural Extension Training Institute (AETI) to award a three years diploma in Agriculture. The AETI was later on upgraded to Hajee Mohammad Danesh Agricultural College in 1988 having an affiliation from the Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh to offer a four-year bachelor degree in Agriculture.
In order to create furthermore facilities to produce skilled manpower in science, technology and research in particular, the college was ultimately upgraded to the status of a university renaming it as Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (HSTU).
11th September 1999 the university act was granted in parliament. We are felling happy to enjoy the university day together. Many programs arranged to observe the day. All the student with same T-shirt was looking really nice. We are proud of our university.
ABOUT HSTU
Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University is the first Science and Technology University in the northern region of Bangladesh. It stands away from the urban din and bustle at a beautiful and scenic location some 13km north of Dinajpur town by the side of the intercity highway that links Dinajpur to Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.
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