College website development in Bangladesh, built around admission rush, the notice board, and the parent on a budget Android at 11pm.
I build college websites in Bangladesh that hold up when 4,000 candidates hit the admission form on the last evening of the deadline. Honours, Degree, HSC, Polytechnic, Madrasah, government or private — same engineering, tuned to your governance. Starts at 50,000 BDT, ships in 3-5 weeks, and you talk to the person writing the code.
Solo senior developer, ~5 years building sites end-to-end across BD. 50% advance, 50% on launch, design approval in writing before development starts.
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Most college websites in Bangladesh fail at the worst possible moment: 10pm on admission deadline day, when a few thousand candidates are trying to download the form over patchy mobile data. The site freezes, the principal sir's phone starts ringing, and the office staff are reduced to telling people to "try again kal sokal e." Almost always the cause is the same — a heavy template stuffed with sliders, no caching, images uploaded at original camera size, and a hosting plan meant for a personal blog.
I'm RH Fardin, a solo website designer and developer based in Bangladesh with around five years of building sites end-to-end. Every college site I take on, I personally design, code, and ship. There is no project manager between us, no junior pasting your principal's name into a template, and no "team" that quietly disappears after launch.
For colleges specifically, I build around the calendar: admission circular, form download, online application, fee payment slip, merit list publishing, class routine, exam schedule, results, and the daily notice board. The CMS is structured so your office assistant can post a notice in Bangla from a phone without breaking the homepage, and parents on a 50 BDT mobile pack can still open pages on a mid-range Android.
Pricing is fixed and honest: 50,000 BDT to start, 90,000 BDT and 1,50,000 BDT for richer scopes, 3,00,000 BDT and up for fully custom builds with student logins or bKash/Nagad merchant integration. 50% advance, 50% on launch, and I do not move past the design phase until you have approved the layout in writing.
Six things I build in by default — not paid add-ons, not "phase two," not "sir, eta extra package e ase."
Online application for Honours, Degree, HSC, Polytechnic or your own intake — with file uploads (SSC/HSC marksheet, photo, signature), payment slip generation, and an admin dashboard your office can actually use during the rush.
A Bangla-first notice CMS with PDF attachments, category filters, and a pinned "latest notice" strip on the homepage. Old notices stay searchable instead of vanishing into a Drive folder nobody can find.
Class-wise or roll-wise result portal where you upload a PDF or a structured list and students filter by class, section and exam — so 200 students stop calling the office on result day.
Every department gets its own page — HOD, faculty list, syllabus PDFs, lab and facilities — built on a clean template so adding a new lecturer takes a single form, not a redesign.
Compressed images, lazy loading, and a layout I personally test on a budget Android over mobile data — because that is how 80% of your students and parents actually open the site.
Layouts that fit BANBEIS, DSHE and National University expectations: visible EIIN, institution code, governing body, MPO status, and the standard institutional info blocks inspectors and auditors expect to see.
When a principal sir or governing body member asks "college website development koto taka?", the honest answer depends on three things: how heavy your admission season is, how much of your data is already in a structured format, and how much fresh Bangla content needs to be typed in. A small intermediate college with one annual HSC intake and a clean printed prospectus can launch on the 50,000 BDT plan — homepage, about, notice board, faculty list, gallery, and a contact form with admission inquiry routing.
A National University affiliated college with Honours and Masters streams, multiple departments, online application with payment slip, and a result portal usually lands in the 90,000 to 1,50,000 BDT range, because the admission engine and the result module are real software work, not page design.
Fully custom builds — student panel with login, online fee payment via bKash and Nagad merchant, attendance and exam routine integration, alumni network, multi-campus support — start at 3,00,000 BDT and are scoped per college. What I will not do is quote 15,000 BDT, drop a generic education theme on shared hosting, hand you a Google Form for admissions, and disappear before next year's session. If a vendor is quoting that, ask them one question: who picks up the phone when the admission form breaks at 9pm on the last day? That answer is the real price.
Clear packages, fixed quotes, paid in BDT. Pick a starting point — I'll tailor the exact scope on a quick call.
Every project starts at ৳50,000
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Real questions principals, IT teachers and governing body members ask before signing.
Starts at 50,000 BDT for a clean informational site (home, about, notices, faculty, gallery, contact). 90,000 BDT adds department pages, online admission form and a result page. 1,50,000 BDT covers full admission with payment slip, result portal, and a proper Bangla notice CMS. Fully custom — student login, bKash/Nagad merchant, alumni, multi-campus — starts at 3,00,000 BDT. 50% advance, 50% on launch. No hidden "maintenance fee" surprise three months later.
Yes — that is the whole reason these sites get built differently. I deploy on hosting with proper caching, compress every image, lazy-load galleries, and load-test the admission flow before launch. Even on a regular shared plan, a properly built college site in BD handles several thousand concurrent visitors during admission rush. If your intake is bigger (national-level admission), I will spec hosting accordingly and quote the cost upfront — not after.
Yes. Notices and results are simple forms — title, date, category, PDF attachment, publish. Your office assistant can type Bangla in Avro or Bijoy, attach a PDF, hit publish, and the layout updates automatically. I also record a 15-20 minute Bangla walkthrough video showing exactly how to post notices, results, gallery photos and faculty entries. No "call the developer" for every circular.
Yes — all of them. The engineering is the same; what changes is the structure. NU-affiliated Honours colleges need Honours/Degree/Masters streams and department pages. Polytechnic needs technology-wise structure (Computer, Civil, Electrical, etc.). HSC colleges need stream-wise admission (Science, Business Studies, Humanities). Madrasah needs Dakhil/Alim/Fazil/Kamil and proper Arabic-friendly typography. I tune the structure to your governance — government, MPO, non-MPO, private.
Two options. Simple: the site generates a printable payment slip with student details and your bank/bKash personal info — students pay and upload the trxID, then the office verifies. This is included in the 1,50,000 BDT plan and is what most BD colleges actually use, because it matches existing accounting. Full: integrated bKash/Nagad merchant gateway with automatic reconciliation — starts at 3,00,000 BDT custom, because it needs merchant account setup and accounting integration on your end.
Standard college sites: 3-5 weeks. With full admission and result modules: 5-7 weeks. Custom builds with payment integration: 8-10 weeks. The honest bottleneck is content from your side — faculty photos, department descriptions, the latest prospectus PDF, the current notice archive. After launch you get one month of free fixes, the Bangla user guide, and a screen-recording. Yearly maintenance is available but not forced — many colleges run independently after the handover, and that is the point.
Grab a free 15-minute call and I'll show you exactly what your new website should do — and what it'll cost in BDT. No pitch, no pressure.
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