Education
Over the last fifteen years a large number of schools, colleges and private universities have been developed around the area. Many of the well-known English medium schools in the country, such as Oxford International School, South Breeze, Sunbeams, Mastermind, Maple Leaf, Marie Curie, Scholastica (Junior Section), Dhanmondi Tutorial, Sunnydale, and European Standard School (ESS) are located in Dhanmondi. Colleges Dhaka City College Among the universities, the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh, United International University, Eastern University, The People's University Of Bangladesh, Stamford University, the University of Asia Pacific and Best Link Future Development Foundation (Head Campus) (Computer Education) are the most well known.There are also pupil make their coaching for O' levels and A'levels .
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