About Us
The inception of Bangladesh's cadet colleges' education system traces back to the establishment of Faujdharhat Cadet College in 1958, originally known as 'East Pakistan Cadet College' before being renamed Faujdharhat Cadet College. Over time, the number of cadet colleges expanded to eleven, including notable names like Jhenidah Cadet College, Mirzapur Cadet College, and Rajshahi Cadet College.nFollowing Bangladesh's Liberation War, six residential model schools & colleges underwent...
The inception of Bangladesh's cadet colleges' education system traces back to the establishment of Faujdharhat Cadet College in 1958, originally known as 'East Pakistan Cadet College' before being renamed Faujdharhat Cadet College. Over time, the number of cadet colleges expanded to eleven, including notable names like Jhenidah Cadet College, Mirzapur Cadet College, and Rajshahi Cadet College.nFollowing Bangladesh's Liberation War, six residential model schools & colleges underwent transformation into cadet colleges, including Sylhet Cadet College, Barishal Cadet College, Pabna Cadet College, Ranpur Cadet College, Mymensingh Girls Cadet College, and Cumilla Cadet College. Additionally, Feni Girls Cadet College and Joypurhat Girls Cadet College were established as new additions. Presently, there are nine cadet colleges for boys and three for girls.nCumilla Cadet College, established on July 1, 1983, emerged from the transformation of Cumilla Residential Model School & College, which commenced its journey in 1968. The transition from model schools & colleges to cadet colleges, spanning from July 1, 1983, to June 30, 1986, was a meticulous and time-consuming process. On April 7, 1984, the inauguration plaque of Cumilla Cadet College was unveiled by Major General MA Samad, psc, the then Chairman of Governing Bodies Of Cadet Colleges and Adjutant General Bangladesh Army.nApril 5, 1984, marks a historic milestone for Cumilla Cadet College, as it witnessed the vibrant commencement of the college campus with the arrival of 151 new cadets. Subsequently, cadets were gradually enrolled in classes VII and IX, leading to a total cadet count of 300 by 1985. Nestled amidst the scenic Lalmai Hill at Kotbari, just 1 km south of Cumilla Cantonment, Cumilla Cadet College is surrounded by notable landmarks like the Technical Training Center (TTC) to its east, the Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development (BARD) to its north, and Shalbon Bihar to its west and south.nThe core mission of Cumilla Cadet College revolves around nurturing and preparing young cadets to become future leaders, skilled professionals, and civic/military officers, instilling in them knowledge, strong moral values, a sense of duty, and unwavering patriotism.
Comilla Cadet College
