Education
B.P(Bishnu Prasad)Govt.High school which is located near the Panchagarh Town,is the biggest and most famous boys' school of Panchagarh and the S.S.C examination (public exam) result of the school is very good.In 2009,85 students of this school got GPA 5 in the SSC examination.Panchagarh Govt.Girls' High School,which is situated at the heart of the Panchagarh Town,is the most famous girls' school of the district. In 2008 SSC examination,32 students of this school got GPA 5 in the SSC examination.M.R(Moqbular Rahman)Govt. College is the biggest and most famous college of Panchagarh while Panchagarh Govt. Women's college is the most famous women's college of the district.It has another 2 Govt High School in Debiganj Upazilla. a) N.N(Nripandra Narayan)Govt. High School b) Debiganj Alodini Govt. Girls' High School which are famous for good academic results.
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