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Ishrika Hossain Tulona
4 months ago
Best environment and campus for the students. The club activities are excellent! I spent my best college life here.
Muhammad Zahirul Islam
3 months ago
⭐ Review of BAF Shaheen College, Dhaka BAF Shaheen College, Dhaka is one of the most reputed educational institutions in Bangladesh. The college is well known for its disciplined environment, excellent academic results, and dedicated teachers. The campus is clean, organized, and provides a good atmosphere for learning. The institution offers education from school to higher secondary level and focuses not only on academics but also on extracurricular activities such as sports, debate, and cultural programs. The facilities, including classrooms, library, and playgrounds, are very good for students. Overall, BAF Shaheen College is a great place for students to develop knowledge, discipline, and leadership skills. It is highly recommended for quality education in Dhaka.
Rashed21
a month ago
Dhaka BAF Shaheen College Dhaka is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the country. It is established on March 1, 1960, as "Shaheen School," offering instruction in English. In 1967, a Bengali Medium was introduced alongside the English Medium. The school was later renamed "Shaheen High School" and quickly gained recognition from the Dhaka Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. In the 1977-78 academic year, the institution was upgraded to "BAF Shaheen College Dhaka" to offer higher secondary education. In the 1990-91 academic year, degree (pass course) programs were introduced, and BAF Shaheen College began operating as a degree college. However, the degree program was discontinued starting from the 2006-07 academic year. Today, the college operates under the guidelines of the Primary Education Directorate, Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Directorate, and the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board, offering education from the pre-primary level up to the 12th grade. Co-curricular activities are also part of the college curriculum. The institution is well-regarded for its educational methods and discipline. In the 2006 academic year, both Bengali and English mediums were introduced according to the National Curriculum and Textbook Board's educational policy. Over more than five decades, the institution has nurtured many talented individuals who have gained national and international acclaim. Group Captain Bhogar was the officer-in-command of the Pakistan Air Force base and also handled civil aviation duties. At that time, all officers and staff of the Pakistan Air Force, Army, Civil Aviation, and Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) were Urdu-speaking and from West Pakistan. To address the educational needs of their children in Dhaka, there was a recognized need for an English-medium school. Flight Lieutenant (Education Department) A.J.M. Khalil Ullah, who later gained recognition as Barrister Khalil Ullah after obtaining a Barrister-at-Law degree from Lincoln's Inn in England, was appointed as the founding chairman of the school. Establishing this school was a courageous step. At this stage, the school faced challenges in finding a suitable name. Eventually, Sergeant Zakaria suggested the name "Shaheen," which means "eagle" in Urdu, a term closely associated with the Air Force. The planning and review for funding and building the school continued, and under the dedicated leadership of Flight Lieutenant A.J.M. Khalil Ullah, these plans became a reality. Initially, the school was established for the children of Air Force personnel, but it later opened its doors to students from various civilian backgrounds as well. S.A. Ahmed was the first principal of the school, which started with just 34 students. The initial school building used facilities such as a squash court, Sergeant Mess, the camp mosque, and the radar building. The Civil Aviation broadcast room was used as the principal's office. The Ministry of Defense later allocated the land for the current school building. Thus, the small dream envisioned by Group Captain Bhogar and Flight Lieutenant A.J.M. Khalil Ullah on March 1, 1960, has evolved into a significant milestone. After independence, the Bangladesh Air Force revamped the school. Gradually, the number of students increased, leading to the construction of two three-story college buildings between 1994 and 1998. The college auditorium, Shahin Hall, was built between 2002 and 2005. Additionally, to ensure continuous electricity and water supply, the college installed its own generator and deep tube wells. These achievements have been made possible thanks to the meticulous planning and vision of the Air Force authorities. The contributions, sacrifices, and support of the principals, vice-principals, teachers, and staff from 1960 to the present will remain a lasting part of the school's history.
Rupok Chandra Dash
3 months ago
I came to this college to attend the Written exam of immigration and passport department. I can say, an absolutely beautiful campus full of trees, a gigantic playground has added its beauty. Buildings are also excellent with nice interiors. Truly enjoyed. Good work Bangladesh Airforce.
STranGeR APU
2 years ago
A very beautiful campus. Their campus area is huge and divided into many categories. A college like being inside the top five among the good colleges of Dhaka. For example, their administration and their laws are very disciplined. A very beautiful sweet campus. The campus consists of a large sprawling area. Although I am not a student here but I know a lot about the administration and education system here from the experience of my friends who have studied here. And I also came here several times with my college friends and to give government jobs exam.
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History of BAF Shaheen College Dhaka BAF Shaheen College Dhaka is one of the most famous educational institutions in the country. On March 1, 1960, the institution started as an English medium school named “Shaheen School”. Later in 1967 Bengali medium was introduced along with English medium. Meanwhile, Shaheen School was renamed as “Shaheen High School” and within a few years was recognized by the Board of Higher Secondary Education, Dhaka. In the academic year 1977-78 Shaheen High School was renamed as “BAF Shaheen College Dhaka” for the purpose of upgrading it to a higher secondary college. Degree (pass course) was introduced in the academic year 1990-91 and since then BAF Shaheen College continues to function as a degree college. However, the degree was abolished from the academic year 2006-07. At present, the college conducts educational programs from infant to class 12 as per the rules of the Directorate of Primary Education, Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education and Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. Co-curricular activities are running here. The college is well known and well established for its teaching methods and discipline. In the academic year 2006, English medium was introduced along with Bengali medium according to the educational policy of the National Curriculum and Textbook Board. For more than five long decades, the institute has produced many talents who have become renowned at the national and international level. Group Captain Vogar was the then Base Officer-in-Command of the Pakistan Air Force and also the Officer-in-Charge of Civil Aviation. At that time all the officers and employees of Pakistan Air Force, Army, Civil Aviation and PIA (Pakistan International Airlines) were West Pakistani and Urdu speaking. Therefore, everyone felt the need for English medium schools in Dhaka to eliminate the education problems of the children of Air Force officers and employees. Flight Lieutenant (Directorate of Education) AJM Khalil Ullah, who later obtained his Barrister-at-Law degree from Lincoln's Inn, England and became better known as Barrister Khalil Ullah; Appointed as the founder president of the school. This act of establishing the school was a very bold step. At this stage the school has to be in jeopardy with a worthwhile name. Finally Sergeant Zakaria came forward with a suitable name. He proposed the name Shaheen and it was immediately accepted. "Shaheen" is an Urdu word meaning eagle, which is very compatible with Air Force. Various plans, reviews were carried out regarding the financing of school management and construction of buildings. And all these plans dedicated life flight lieutenant. J. M. Khalilullah became a reality under the able leadership. Although initially the school was established for the children of Air Force personnel; Later it was introduced for the children of different classes and occupations of civilians. S. A. Ahmed was the first principal of the school. The school started with only 34 students. First the squash court and later the sergeant's mess, camp mosque and radar building were used as school buildings. The Broadcasting Room of Civil Aviation is given the facility to be used as the office of the Principal. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defense allotted the land for the present school building to the school authority. Thus, on March 1, 1960, one morning, Group Captain Voger and Flight Lieutenant A. J. The small dream that M Khalilullah had today turned into a milestone. After independence, Bangladesh Air Force rebuilt the school. Meanwhile, the number of students gradually increased. Between 1994-98, two three-storey college buildings were built. College Auditorium Shaheen Hall was built in 2002-05. Moreover, the college has its own generator and deep tube wells to ensure uninterrupted power and water supply. These achievements have been possible due to the careful planning and foresight of the Air Force authorities. Since 1960, the contribution, sacrifice and cooperation of principals, vice-principals, teachers and officers-employees will be forever engraved in the history of the school.
