Govt. Sir Ashutosh College is an educational establishment that is located at Kanungopara Kanungopara Boalkhali Chattogram. Its Educational Institute Identification Number or EIIN, is 104152. The alternative name for Govt. Sir Ashutosh College is স্যার আশুতোষ সরকারি কলেজ, বোয়ালখালী,চট্টগ্রাম. It operates on Day shift(s).
Govt. Sir Ashutosh College is under Chittagong Education Board. The institute is in the constituency no 284. Average age of the teachers at Govt. Sir Ashutosh College is 44 years.
Govt. Sir Ashutosh College is affiliated with National University. The college code for this institute is 4325. This college offer following Honours and Pass courses under the National University: B. A. (pass) (6001), B. S. S. (pass) (6002), B. Sc. (pass) (6003), B. B. S. (pass) (6004), Political Science (1901), Accounting (2501).
Mr. Reboti Romon Datta, born in July 22, 1885 in the village of Kanungopara of Boalkhali upazilla, Chittagong, is the founder of Sir Ashutosh College; a cathedral of knowledge, tradition and sanctity. In his academic studies, Mr. Datta accomplished M. Sc. in Mathematics securing a first class from Calcutta University in 1908. During his university days he grew very fond of Sir Ashutosh Mukharjee, who insisted Mr. Datta to carry research in Mathematics—a task that the later could not start immediately for the sake of career. He passed the Bengal Civil Service test with distinction and joined civil service. But the inspiration he received from Sir Ashutosh was far to evade from him and he was very keen on spreading the scope of education, especially English language among his locality. He realised the importance education in remote parts of the country and hence, established ‘Kanungopara Education Society’ in the early part of 1930s. With ceaseless effort and enthusiasm he established a college: Sir Ashutosh College in 1939 after his esteemed teacher, a historian and former Vice Chancellor of Calcutta University, Sir Ashutosh Mukharjee. The academic activities of the college started on August 14, 1939 with Mr. Shyamapada giving the first class on Logic. The class was started even before the academic building was fully erected. The science faculty was introduced in 1945 with Mr. Jagatchandra Chowdhury being the first Principle of the college having a science background. As students of science started making gradual progress, it was essential to introduce B. Sc. Programme in the college. The overall effort, environment and enthusiasm from all concerned were so promising that the inauguration of honours programme became a question of time. Economics was the very first of the few other disciplines that started the honours studies in Sir Ashutosh Govt. College. The early 1930s were time of Second World War, the effect of which had its mark in the college too as some places of Chittagong city was heavily bombarded. Along with that famine of 1943 took a huge toll in the lives of the locality. The honours programmes had to shut down due to lack of tuition fees collection from the students. The location and scenic beauty of Sir Ashutosh College always had an appeal to the curious eyes. The academic buildings, play grounds, ponds, the hostels of the students had classic architectural integrity. Sir Ashutosh College was visited by some famous personalities across the world. Among them there is Dr. Sarbapalli Radhakrishnan, a famous philosopher and ex-President of India; Dr. Promoth Nath Banarjee, the then Vice Chancellor of Calcutta University; Neli Sen Gupta, the then Chairperson of All India Congress Party; Mr. Ataur Rahman, Chief Minister of East Pakistan in 1954; Dr. Kudrat-E-Khuda, Director of Federal Bureau of Science and Industrial Research etc. The college was twice visited by the then Dean, School of Science, Dhaka University and a premier Scientist of Bangladesh Dr. Kaji Motahar Hussain. He was accompanied by famous poetess Begum Sufia Kamal who duly appreciated the role of Sir Ashutosh College in excelling female education in this locality. The college was also visited by Mr. Fazlul Kader Chowdhury, the then President (in-charge) of East Pakistan in 1963 and Mr. A. K. Khan, the then Minister of Industrial Affairs in 1965. The science seminar room of the college was inaugurated by Dr. Anowar Hussain, the then Chairman of Nuclear Energy Commission of East Pakistan and a famous scientist. Among the other famous personalities to visit this college there is Dr. A. R. Mallik, Ex-Vice Chancellor of Chittagong University; Professor Abdul Karim, Ex-Vice Chancellor of Chittagong University; Mr. Kaji Motaher Hussain; and the chief poet of Bangladesh Jasimuddin etc. On October 26, 1986 the college is nationalised naming SIR ASHUTOSH GOVT. COLLEGE. The honours programme was reopened in the college on February 07, 2010 with relentless effort from the Principle of the college Professor Mr. Dipak Talukdar. From its inception till today Sir Ashutosh Govt. College is the breeding ground for knowledge, excellence, supremacy and sense of diligence. It was Mr. Reboti Raman Datta’s dream to establish a college that would stand out to be an ideal home of wisdom and perseverance for a locality which is far away from the madding crowd. Sir Ashutosh Govt. College would forever remain committed to that noble aspiration.
Academic Year |
Version | Shift | Group | Gender | Minimum GPA |
Own GPA |
Total Seats |
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2023-2024 | Bangla | Day | Business Studies | Co-education | 4.00 | 0.00 | 500 |
2023-2024 | Bangla | Day | Humanities | Co-education | 4.00 | 0.00 | 500 |
2023-2024 | Bangla | Day | Science | Co-education | 4.00 | 0.00 | 350 |
Appeared | 1253 | A+ | 31 |
---|---|---|---|
Passed | 972 | Failed | 281 |
Pass Rate | 77.6% | A+ Rate | 2.5% |
Board Rank | 38 | National Rank | 416 |
Board | Year | Appeared | Passed | Failed | A+ | Pass Rate | A+ Rate | National Rank | Board Rank | Division Rank | District Rank |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CHITTAGONG | 2023 | 1253 | 972 | 281 | 31 | 77.57% | 2.47% | 416 | 38 | 86 | 39 |
Chittagong | 2022 | 1187 | 1024 | 163 | 75 | 86.27% | 6.32% | 364 | 32 | 71 | 33 |
Chittagong | 2021 | 1165 | 1105 | 60 | 85 | 94.85% | 7.30% | 152 | 19 | 32 | 17 |
Chittagong | 2020 | 1338 | 1338 | 0 | 57 | 100.00% | 4.26% | 224 | 25 | 39 | 23 |
Chittagong | 2019 | 1372 | 1025 | 347 | 7 | 74.71% | 0.51% | 314 | 23 | 54 | 25 |
Chittagong | 2018 | 1387 | 965 | 422 | 4 | 69.57% | 0.29% | 272 | 23 | 49 | 23 |
Chittagong | 2017 | 1240 | 662 | 578 | 0 | 53.39% | 0.00% | 2317 | 66 | 428 | 134 |
Chittagong | 2016 | 1380 | 732 | 648 | 0 | 53.04% | 0.00% | 2530 | 60 | 478 | 142 |
Chittagong | 2015 | 1241 | 550 | 691 | 1 | 44.32% | 0.08% | 3503 | 113 | 620 | 190 |
Chittagong | 2014 | 1129 | 678 | 451 | 4 | 60.05% | 0.35% | 2520 | 60 | 528 | 153 |
Chittagong | 2013 | 848 | 418 | 430 | 6 | 49.29% | 0.71% | 4097 | 82 | 685 | 190 |
Chittagong | 2012 | 604 | 348 | 256 | 8 | 57.62% | 1.32% | 3058 | 99 | 712 | 191 |
Chittagong | 2011 | 462 | 283 | 179 | 0 | 61.26% | 0.00% | 3055 | 105 | 652 | 199 |
Chittagong | 2010 | 379 | 246 | 133 | 2 | 64.91% | 0.53% | 1515 | 82 | 419 | 154 |
Chittagong | 2009 | 422 | 339 | 83 | 0 | 80.33% | 0.00% | 323 | 34 | 102 | 50 |
Total | 15407 | 10685 | 69.35% | 4722 | 0.31% | 280 |
HSC result 2023 details: In 2023, 1253 students appeared in HSC 2023 from the institute. Among them, 972 students have passed and 31 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 77.57% and A+ rate is 2.47%. 281 students have failed in HSC 2023 and the failure rate is 22.43%.
HSC result 2022 details: In 2022, 1187 students appeared in HSC 2022 from the institute. Among them, 1024 students have passed and 75 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 86.27% and A+ rate is 6.32%. 163 students have failed in HSC 2022 and the failure rate is 13.73%.
HSC result 2021 details: In 2021, 1165 students appeared in HSC 2021 from the institute. Among them, 1105 students have passed and 85 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 94.85% and A+ rate is 7.30%. 60 students have failed in HSC 2021 and the failure rate is 5.15%.
HSC result 2020 details: In 2020, 1338 students appeared in HSC 2020 from the institute. Among them, 1338 students have passed and 57 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 100.00% and A+ rate is 4.26%. 0 students have failed in HSC 2020 and the failure rate is 0.00%.
HSC result 2019 details: In 2019, 1372 students appeared in HSC 2019 from the institute. Among them, 1025 students have passed and 7 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 74.71% and A+ rate is 0.51%. 347 students have failed in HSC 2019 and the failure rate is 25.29%.
HSC result 2018 details: In 2018, 1387 students appeared in HSC 2018 from the institute. Among them, 965 students have passed and 4 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 69.57% and A+ rate is 0.29%. 422 students have failed in HSC 2018 and the failure rate is 30.43%.
HSC result 2017 details: In 2017, 1240 students appeared in HSC 2017 from the institute. Among them, 662 students have passed and 0 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 53.39% and A+ rate is 0.00%. 578 students have failed in HSC 2017 and the failure rate is 46.61%.
HSC result 2016 details: In 2016, 1380 students appeared in HSC 2016 from the institute. Among them, 732 students have passed and 0 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 53.04% and A+ rate is 0.00%. 648 students have failed in HSC 2016 and the failure rate is 46.96%.
HSC result 2015 details: In 2015, 1241 students appeared in HSC 2015 from the institute. Among them, 550 students have passed and 1 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 44.32% and A+ rate is 0.08%. 691 students have failed in HSC 2015 and the failure rate is 55.68%.
HSC result 2014 details: In 2014, 1129 students appeared in HSC 2014 from the institute. Among them, 678 students have passed and 4 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 60.05% and A+ rate is 0.35%. 451 students have failed in HSC 2014 and the failure rate is 39.95%.
HSC result 2013 details: In 2013, 848 students appeared in HSC 2013 from the institute. Among them, 418 students have passed and 6 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 49.29% and A+ rate is 0.71%. 430 students have failed in HSC 2013 and the failure rate is 50.71%.
HSC result 2012 details: In 2012, 604 students appeared in HSC 2012 from the institute. Among them, 348 students have passed and 8 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 57.62% and A+ rate is 1.32%. 256 students have failed in HSC 2012 and the failure rate is 42.38%.
HSC result 2011 details: In 2011, 462 students appeared in HSC 2011 from the institute. Among them, 283 students have passed and 0 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 61.26% and A+ rate is 0.00%. 179 students have failed in HSC 2011 and the failure rate is 38.74%.
HSC result 2010 details: In 2010, 379 students appeared in HSC 2010 from the institute. Among them, 246 students have passed and 2 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 64.91% and A+ rate is 0.53%. 133 students have failed in HSC 2010 and the failure rate is 35.09%.
HSC result 2009 details: In 2009, 422 students appeared in HSC 2009 from the institute. Among them, 339 students have passed and 0 students have scored GPA 5. The passing rate is 80.33% and A+ rate is 0.00%. 83 students have failed in HSC 2009 and the failure rate is 19.67%.