College website design in Dhaka that survives admission season.
I design and build college websites for Dhaka campuses from Mirpur to Uttara and Dhanmondi to Jatrabari. Admission forms work on a Walton phone. Parents can actually find the notice board. The prospectus opens before the bus reaches Shahbagh. Prices start at 50,000 BDT, and every site comes with a design-approval guarantee.
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Every admission cycle follows the same pattern, and it shows why college website design in Dhaka matters. Class XII results drop, and ten thousand students start hunting for HSC and honours seats. The college website should do the heavy lifting. Instead, it collapses under the traffic. Forms break on mobile. The admission circular is a 4MB scanned PDF nobody can read.
The principal's photo loads in HD before the course list does. Meanwhile, the office phone rings non-stop. Parents ask questions the homepage should have answered.
I design college websites in Dhaka the other way around. The student visits the site on a mid-range Android, on slow 4G somewhere between Mohammadpur and Motijheel. Their father reads over their shoulder. The site must answer three questions in under ten seconds. Do you have the subject I want? How much does it cost? How do I apply? Everything else is decoration.
I have designed and built websites for Bangladeshi clients for about five years. I work alone. There are no agency middlemen and no junior who touches your code while a senior takes the meetings. The person you message on WhatsApp is the person writing the HTML. That matters when admission season is two weeks away and the EIIN number in the footer must change tonight.
A college website in Dhaka starts at 50,000 BDT for a focused, admission-ready site. The standard tier is 90,000 BDT, and the larger build is 1,50,000 BDT. Anything bigger, such as multi-campus sites, student portals or full LMS links, starts at 3,00,000 BDT. You always pay 50% advance and 50% on launch. The design-approval guarantee means you do not pay the second half until you sign off on the look.
Good college web design in Dhaka is not a brochure. It is a working tool that holds up during admissions, exam results and the next government circular.
Online application forms accept bKash and Nagad payment slip uploads and check HSC roll numbers. They email the admission office. They do not fall over when 800 students apply on deadline day.
You get a dated notice section with filters, not a PDF graveyard. Parents in Dhaka search for 'notice' first. So I put it one tap from the homepage and make every notice shareable on Facebook.
The site is built for the Tk 12,000 phone on a Banglalink 4G tower, not the principal's iPhone on campus Wi-Fi. I aim for a Lighthouse mobile score of 90+. Images are served as WebP, and fonts are trimmed for Bangla.
The footer shows your EIIN code, Dhaka Education Board affiliation, college code and MPO information. It is laid out the way the Banbeis directory expects, so checks do not bounce.
Course pages, notices and faculty bios get a dual-language setup where it matters. There is no Google Translate widget turning every Bangla sentence into nonsense.
A Google Map is pinned correctly despite Dhaka's messy addresses. It includes the real landmark line parents will use to find you, like 'opposite Bashundhara City' or 'beside Asad Gate'.
Most Dhaka colleges call me in October, after the August admission cycle went badly. The story is almost always the same. The last developer built a pretty homepage with a video background and a slider of campus photos. He charged 35,000 taka and disappeared. Then 2,000 students hit the admission form at once. The shared cPanel hosting cracked, and the form quietly dropped submissions. The office found out three days later, when angry parents arrived at the gate with screenshots.
The fix is not a fancier design. It is a college website built like a working tool. The front end is static or hybrid, so not every page load needs the database. The application form can handle a queue. Images are compressed for a 3G connection. The hosting can scale up for the two weeks that really matter.
I size the build for your real admission volume. A Dhanmondi college taking 600 students per session is a different problem from an Uttara college taking 4,000. The 50,000 BDT starter handles the smaller load cleanly. The 90,000 and 1,50,000 tiers add the form setup, payment slip checks and result pages that bigger campuses need. You pay for what admission week will really do to the server, not for slider plugins.
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Here are the real questions Dhaka college admins and principals ask before signing.
A focused, admission-ready college website in Dhaka starts at 50,000 BDT. That covers the homepage, about, academics, admission with an online form, notices, faculty, gallery and contact. The 90,000 BDT tier adds a working application form with payment slip upload, notices filtered by department, and a results page. The 1,50,000 BDT tier suits larger campuses. It adds alumni, events, prospectus downloads and a basic student login area. Multi-campus or full ERP builds start at 3,00,000 BDT.
Plan on 3 to 5 weeks from advance payment to launch for the 50,000 and 90,000 BDT tiers. The 1,50,000 BDT build takes 6 to 8 weeks. If your admission circular comes out in March, I want the contract signed by mid-January. Last-minute rush jobs in Dhaka almost always mean someone cuts corners on hosting or testing. You do not want to discover either on application day.
Yes. Here is the standard flow I build for Dhaka colleges. The student fills in the form, and the system creates an application ID. The student sends the fee to your bKash or Nagad merchant number, using that ID as the reference. Then they upload a screenshot of the confirmation SMS. The office checks it and marks the form approved. Direct bKash gateway setup is possible too, but it needs more time and merchant approval. Most colleges find the screenshot flow faster to launch.
Yes. The footer and about page clearly show your EIIN code, college code and Dhaka Education Board affiliation. They also show your year of founding, MPO status and EMIS details. When parents or the board check your institution, the data they need is right on the page. Nobody has to hunt through scanned PDFs.
I work mainly with private colleges, English-medium schools and madrasas in Dhaka. There, decisions sit with the principal and the management committee. For full government colleges with GPO and procurement rules, I can quote and provide proper trade license and TIN papers. But the contract timeline depends on your tender cycle, not mine. Tell me what your procurement office needs. I will tell you honestly whether I can match it.
You can hire me for ongoing upkeep. A typical retainer is 5,000 to 12,000 BDT per month. It depends on update volume, hosting and whether you need standby during admission season. You can also take the code, hosting logins and a handover document and run it in-house or with another developer. Nothing is locked to me. The notice board, gallery and faculty section have admin panels your office staff can use without touching code.
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