Name: Ranada Prasad Saha University
Address: 12 Sahed Bappi Sharoni Rd, Narayanganj, Bangladesh, BD
Telephone: +880 1709-667103

Ranada Prasad Saha University is a university, located at 12 Sahed Bappi Sharoni Rd, Narayanganj, Bangladesh. They can be contacted via phone at +880 1709-667103, visit their website www.rpsu.edu.bd for more detailed information.

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12 Sahed Bappi Sharoni Rd, Narayanganj

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Rokon Khan Ador

18 June 2019

It has a native tuch of nature and the behaviour of staff is very well.
Badrul Haque

25 March 2019

onec upon a time there are open field in this ground. we lived near it and played football cricket etc. but now not so bad at all.
Rupayan Ghosh

01 November 2018

I feel proud to be a student of such kind of educational institution.
You Tube

21 September 2018

Education quality khub baje. Faculty teacher nie. Low level teacher give tusion here. Becare full before admit here
Aminul Islam

30 March 2018

It's very old and historical University.
Yo Yo Mahdi

24 December 2017

Good and educative place
Suhel Ahmad

18 December 2017

Background of the Establishment of the University:
Ranada Prasad Shaha University (RPSU) is a concern of the Kumudini Welfare Trust of Bengal (BD) Ltd. The journey of the Trust began almost 75 years ago when the great philanthropist Rai Bahadur Ranada Prasad Shaha set up a free dispensary in his village home in 1938. R P Shaha was poor, but became very wealthy through his business ventures only to give away all his wealth voluntarily. Between 1938 and 1944 R P Shaha had set up a 750 bed free hospital named Kumudini Hospital. He established a girls’ residential high school named Bharateswari Homes. Kumudini Girls College and Debendra College were set up in the 1940s. In 1944 he donated an amount of Rs.250,000 which was more than a quarter million US dollars at that time to the British Red Cross. R P Shaha and his only son were abducted by the Pakistan army and their collaborators during Bangladesh war of independence in 1971. They never returned.
Since the late 1930s, the Trust has been actively involved in providing education to the masses, especially to the poor and disadvantageous group of the society. Since the independence in 1971 the Trust has been able to set up a Women’s Medical College, a Nursing school, and Nursing College. With long experience in the field of education the Trust has set up a University to provide quality education at an affordable cost. RPSU is built on an area of 25 acres of land owned by the Trust on the bank of the river Shitalakhya at Narayanganj which is 30 kilometers from Dhaka.

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Private University Act, 2010
Blackbird Saki

15 November 2017

Quiet place but little bit away from the main town
Emon Noor

16 June 2017

RP Saha our great hero, did lot of benevolent works
Maria Akter Maria Akter

17 April 2017

Just love this environment! Everything is in a standard level! Proud to be an RPSUian😇
Fahim Tushar

25 March 2017

So far I know, this is the first Private University in this city.
Zahidul Islam Chowdhury

04 November 2016

This is private university in Narayaganj City & Educational system is very standard level, environment is friendly and nice.
Tuhin Mahmuud

22 July 2016

Ranada Prasad Shaha University (RPSU) is an institution of Kumudini Welfare Trust of Bengal (BD) Ltd. The journey of the Trust began almost 75 years ago when the great philanthropist Rai Bahadur Ranada Prasad Shaha set up a free dispensary in his village home in 1938.R P Shaha was born poor, became very wealthy through his business ventures only to give away all his wealth voluntarily.

Between 1938 and 1944 R P Shaha had set up a 750-bed free hospital named Kumudini Hospital. He established a girls residential high school named Bharateswari Homes, Kumudini Girls College and Debendra College in the 1940s. In 1944 he donated an amount of Rs. 250,000/- to the British Red Cross which was more than a quarter million US dollars at that time.

R P Shaha and his only son were abducted by the Pakistan Army and their collaborators during Bangladesh war of independence in 1971. They never returned.

From the very beginning in the late 1930s the Trust has been actively involved in providing education to the masses, especially to the poor and disadvantaged group of the society. After independence in 1971, the Trust has been able to set up a Women's Medical College along with a Dental Unit, a Nursing School and a Nursing College. Having the long experience in the field of education, the Trust considers it to be an obligation to provide higher education through establishment of a university.