Comilla Zilla School
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Comilla Zilla School (Bengali: কুমিল্লা জিলা স্কুল) is the first secondary school in Comilla, one of the most recognized cities in Bangladesh. It is one of the oldest schools in the country. The school is well known for its excellence in providing secondary education and attracts students from all over the country.
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[edit] History
The School, situated in the center of Comilla, was established in 1837 by an English named H. G. Legister. This school started it's journey with only few students. Then it was governmentalized as a high school by the Government of British India for teaching English literature and Science and named as Comilla Zilla School. In the middle of 1850 the school building expanded and improved it's teaching structure. This honoured institution has delivered a number of famous alumni in its history of more than 170 years. This school is one of the most respected and recognized institutions of Bangladesh.
[edit] Current Status
This is a boy's school. Initially the school conducted only one shift, it means that it had an uniform class time for all students. With the need of time, from 1991 two shifts were introduced: morning and day. Presently all the classes from 5 to 10 are running. There are six sections in each of the classes-‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’, ‘E’ and ‘F’ for class five to eight where ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’ are in day shift while rest of the sections are in morning shift. There are 60 students in each of the sections according to the present system. For class 9 and ten students are distributed into 4 sections following the same structure with a larger number of students in a class. Currently almost 1400 students are continuing their studies in this school with 53 teachers.
There is a rule of wearing uniforms for the school boys. The uniform is white shirt with white full pant and white shoe for all students. The school monogram should be printed on shirt’s pocket.
Usually students are admitted in class 5 and 6. Admission can be considered in other classes if vacancy is created or if someone is transferred from some other government school. Admission test is taken usually in the first week of January.
[edit] Extra Curricular Activities
- Comilla Zilla School Cricket Team was champion in National Nirman School Tournament in 1992.
- BNCC (Bangladesh National Cadet Core)
- Scouting
- Games & sports (mostly athletics, cricket and football)
- Debating
- Cultural Activities
- Math and Language Competitions
- Science fair
[edit] Famous alumni
- Dhirendranath Datta: A Bengali lawyer by profession who was also active in the politics of undivided Bengal in pre-partition India, and later in East Pakistan (1947-1971). On February 23, 1948 in the Pakistan Constituent Assembly in Karachi, Dhirendranath, as a member of Pakistan National Congress, made a speech calling for Bengali to be made one of the official languages of Pakistan. He served as the Minister of Health and Social Welfare (East Pakistan) in Ataur Rahman Khan's cabinet (1956-58).
[edit] Results
Comilla Zilla School, has the reputation of one of the top ranked schools in Bangladesh. After the introduction of grading system 1 student in 2001, 16 in 2002, 10 in 2003, 92 in 2004, 173 in 2005, 273 in 2006 and 255 in 2007 achieved G.P.A. 5.00. Following is a list of students who secured places in merit list from 1967 (as information prior that was severly damaged during Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971) till 2000:
1967:
1st (Humanities) - Syed Mushtaque Ahmed
2nd (Science) - Mohammad Alam
3rd (Science) - Mohammad Shahidullah
1972:
7th – Aziz Ahmed
15th – Mashukur Rahman
17th – A.K.M. Zamanul Islam Bhuiya
17th – Asim Kumar Raxit
18th – A.K.M. Kaisar
7th(Humanities) – Shakhapad Barua
3rd(Commerce) – A.K.M. Mashroor
4th(Commerce) – Md. Tayab
8th(Commerce) – A.K.M. Saleh Uddin
1973:
2nd – Abu Asad Md. Sharifuzzaman
8th – Dipankar Paul
10th – Mustafa Abdul Rahim
1st(Commerce) – Syed Golam Mawla
1974:
9th – Md. Shariful Islam
1st(Humanities) – Md. Anwaruzzaman
1975:
4th – Md. Shamsuzzaman
4th – Zahirul Kayum
7th – Jahangir Hossain Bhuiya
12th – Zabed Chowdhury
18th – Md. Munir Hossain
1976:
3rd – Kishor Roy Chowdhury
12th – Shafiqul Bari Chowdhury
20th – Md. Delwar Hossain Abbasi
5th(Commerce) – A.K.M. Zahirul Haque
1977:
5th – Md. Khairul Hasan Jessie
6th – Md. A. Rahman Baki Billah
12th – Md. Akhter Hussain
17th – Tapas Ranjan Das
10th(Commerce) – Md. Khalilur Rahman
1978:
1st – Md. Kabirul Hasan
8th – Ahmed Munir Hossain
10th – Md. Shawkat Osman
12th – Md. Anisuzzaman
20th – Md. Abul Bashar
1979:
1st – Md. Monjurul Haque
2nd – Md. Sharif
9th – Abu Wafa Md. Mufti
12th – Md. Asim Bhuiya
12th – Md. Talal Rahman
13th – Md. Shawkat Ali
14th – Abdullah Al Kafi
16th – Mustafa Mahfuzul Anwar
19th – Md. Masud Kamal
1980:
2nd – Md. Shah e Emran
14th – Ashraf Uddin
10th(Commerce) – Mahmudur Rahman
1981:
2nd – Md. Jashim Emran
3rd – Md. Jashim Uddin Bhuiya
1982:
5th – Niaz Mohammad Khan
6th – Md. Kamruzzaman
8th – Md. Shoaib
12th – Mahbub Morshed Anwar
13th – Shah Md. Muhsin
20th – Md. Ashraful Alam
1983:
9th – Mohsin Ahmed Mustafa
18th – Md. Ehteshamul Haque
20th – Badrul Hasan Majumder
1984:
4th – Ahmed Mijanur Rahman
6th – Md. Zahirul Islam
15th – Md. Saleh Uddin Siddiki
1985:
6th – Nowshad Chowdhury
15th – Bashir Uddin Ahmed
1986:
1st – Kamrul Ahsan
3rd – Zamanul Bahar
7th – Enamul Khaleque
9th – Soumitra Sharkar
12th – Touhidul Islam
13th – Mir Md. Abul Faiz
14th – Golam Kabir
1987:
1st – Jashim Uddin
2nd – Md. Rubayet Hasan
7th – Imran Ahmed
16th – Mahbubur Rahman
20th – Ahmed Mehedi Imam
1988:
6th – Shafinul Azim Siddiki
17th – Golam Rashid Ali
19th – Md. Iqbal Ahmed Majumder
1989:
11th – Md. Nazmul Islam
13th – Md. Akhter Ali
1990:
1st – Md. Arif Murshed Khan
6th – Sazzad Hossain
9th – Ali Zafar Mahmud
16th – Md. Mehedi Hasan
2nd(Commerce) – Abu Bakar Siddik
1991:
14th – Saiyed Iftekhar Reza Latif
18th – Sajib Barua
1992:
4th – Md. Abu Hasnat Rony
16th – Md. Azizur Rahman
17th – Md. Rokonuzzaman Bhuiya
18th – Asif Al Shawfi
19th – Sayid Hasan Rizvi
20th – Monizan Chowdhury
20th – Abdullah Al Mahmud
14th(Humanities) – Md. Aminul Haque Sarwar
1993:
11th – Md. Arif Moinuddin Shikdar
14th – Md. Saiful Hasan
1994:
18th – Abdullah Al Mahmud
1995:
1st – Zamil Towfiq Imam
9th – Md. Faisal Sharkar
12th – Md. Saiful Haque
13th – Md. Mainul Hossain
18th – Ashfaqur Rahman
19th – Md. Masud Rahman
12th(Humanities) – Md. Afzalur Rahman
13th(Humanities) – Md. Ali Rezwan Talukder
1996:
14th – Md. Ashikul Islam
18th – Md. Shariful Abedin Kamal
13th(Humanities) – Sharif Md. Ziaur Rahman
14th(Humanities) – Md. Nurul Ambia Chowdhury
15th(Humanities) – Sayef Md. Imamul Kabir
1997:
13th – Md. Mahbubur Rahman
20th – Md. Hasanul Bari
20th – Md. Nazrul Islam
1998:
3rd – Mustafa Sarwar Nasif
4th – Imtiaz Md. Shifat
6th – Md. Kamrul Islam
13th – A.T.M. Raisul Islam
5th(Commerce) – Golam Samdani Majumder
14th(Commerce) – Md. Masudur Rahman Khan
1999:
18th – Shuvro Saha
11th(Humanities) – Parvez Ahmed
6th(Commerce) – Bitop Das Gupta
8th(Commerce) – A.H.M. Noman
10th(Commerce) – Sumon Chandra Karmakar
16th(Commerce) – Md. Masud Karim
18th(Commerce) – Md. Sultan Uddin
2000:
8th – Dibakar Saha
9th – Md. Saiful Islam
14th – Md. Kamrul Hasan
15th – Md. Rakibul Hasan
18th – Saiful Azad Rana
6th(Humanities) – Md. Mohibul Haque
1st(Commerce) – Probeer Kumar Bhowmik
13th(Commerce) – Md. Rafiqul Islam
16th(Commerce) – Md. Azhar Hossin
16th(Commerce) – Md. Nazmul Ahsan
[N.B.: except the described groups, all the others are from science group]
[edit] Source
All the above informations are collected from different versions of school magazine.
[edit] See also
[edit] Notes
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