Uttara Thana - Education

Education

Just like any other residential area in Dhaka, Uttara has a high number of educational institutions. They include:

  • Armed Police Battalion High School
  • Aga Khan School, Dhaka
  • Asian University
  • Bangladesh International Tutorial (BIT)
  • Blooming Flower School
  • Belmont International School
  • Child Plan School
  • Daffodil International University
  • Delhi Public School
  • Don Bosco School and College
  • Heritage International College
  • Euro International School
  • International Turkish Hope School, Dhaka
  • International University of Business Agriculture & Technology
  • Heritage International College of Aviation Science and Management
  • MaHaad International School
  • Mastermind School
  • Medical College for Women and Hospital
  • Mileshium School
  • Milestone College
  • Nabab Habibullah School

*Peace International School (PIS)

  • Red Brick School
  • Rajuk Uttara Model College
  • Scholastica school
  • Shanto Mariam University of Creative Technology
  • South Breeze School
  • Sunbeams School
  • Sunnydale
  • Time International Academy
  • Uttara High School
  • Uttara University
  • The Headway School
  • Kids Campus School

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