Jahangirnagar University

Jahangirnagar University, which was founded in 1970 as a fully residential public university, presently comprises 36 departments, six faculties, four institutes, more than fifteen thousand students, and 500 or so academics who are dedicated to teaching and research. The vast detention site is situated 30 kilometers from the center of Dhaka and is connected to a public roadway. In 1973, the first legislature of independent Bangladesh granted the institution the charter under which it is currently run.

The name of the institution is inscribed in Bangla in a semicircle to resemble a band of flowers on the university's emblem, which features the civic annual "white lily" (Lilium condidu), which has three petals and is bordered by strips of a respectable floral design.

One of Bangladesh's prestigious universities, Jahangirnagar University, is situated in Savar, close to the capital city of Dhaka. It is a residential university. On January 12, 1971, its native adjudicator, Rear Admiral S.M. Ahsan, Governor of Upper East Pakistan, officially launched it. The Jahangirnagar University Act of 1973, which abolished the earlier authorization and renamed the university Jahangirnagar University, was approved by the government after Bangladesh's independence.  This statute, under which the university is currently operating, is responsible for its current appearance.