Presidency is a Good University in Bangladesh. The Banani branch have only Engineering departments and Gulshan Campus have MBA departments. Consider the campus size the education quality is good.
I just love this
Famous private university of Bangladesh.
My University, You can continue your higher study here without any hassle like financial problem. She has a big heart for you. You can continue with cheap cost here.
Good university because teachers take care their university.
Quality education provider, its their 2nd campus in dhaka city. Environment is also very nice.
NICE
private university
Presidency University is a private university with two campuses, in Gulshan and Banani, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Presidency University has three schools containing four departments with a strong emphasis on research-based education
New university in Bangladesh. Their education system seem something difference.
CATEGORY (PRIVATE UNIVERSITY)- MEDIUM LEVEL;
CONCERN: BUSINESS & ARTS FACULTY !
- ALWAYS REMEMBER (QUOTE):- "RIGHT THING IN RIGHT TIME, RIGHT PERSON IN RIGHT PLACE"
Bangladesh is the seventh largest nation in the world with a population of about 160 million. She has enormous potential for rapid development in the new world economy. The people of the country are ambitious, hard-working, extremely conscious of democratic norms and the values of education, especially higher education. Given the opportunities to advance the young would jump to gain skills necessary in the new information economy.
The public university system in Bangladesh has a glorious history but a disturbed present and somewhat uncertain future. The public universities and colleges have become prisons of violent student politics that threaten to undermine the very foundation which these institutions are based on. The politicization of institutions destroyed the core of these formerly thriving institutions. The solutions are not to be found in the near horizon. The importance of higher education to the economic future of the nation cannot be underestimated. So, if this generation is to be saved, alternatives must be sought.
Private universities are the immediate alternative. The Private University Act of 1992, has made possible, so far, the setting up of 50 private universities. This is not including the hundreds of private colleges, admittedly many with unsatisfactory academic performances, which have come into existence in the private sector.
Given the population projections and the examples of other nations in Asia which have richer and deeper experiences with the private universities, the private higher education institutions in Bangladesh have great potential.