Government Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, Chittagong 4.15

Government Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, Chittagong is a most famous college in Chittagong, Bangladesh.

The college is named after Muhammad Mohsin, the 19th century philanthropist. It is located in College Road, beside Chittagong Government High School and opposite Chittagong College. History Under the auspices of the 'Mohsin Fund' formed by the "Waqf-state" of Hazi Mohammad Mohsin, it was established in 1874 as Chittagong Madrasa.

In 1915, Madrasa education underwent a remarkable change and in 1918 a change named as New Scheme Madrasa came into force to strengthen Madrasa education. Chittagong Madrasa housed in Portuguese Building was gradually developed into Islamic Intermediate College in 1927 to ensure higher education for the students.

In 1967 government higher secondary college was founded at the foot of the hill on which Islamic Intermediate College was housed in the Portuguese Building.

On 20 July 1979, new college named Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, Chittagong came into existence though the unification of Islamic Intermediate College and government higher secondary college. Now Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College is a pioneer college of Bangladesh.

Campus the College area covers almost 31 acres (130,000 m2) of land decked with beautiful landscape. The college Campus wears a garb of natural panoramic beauty. It is housed in eight metal/ pucca buildings on an extensive beautiful campus in the lap of nature. The beautiful campus provides the students with a friendly and healthy atmosphere to study in natural tranquility. Here both head and heart go together. A beautiful playground stretches to the south of the college gate, supplying the students a great scope to participate in different games and sports.

The college campus upholds the ancient architectural beauty in the shape of a building built by the Portuguese. This building reminds one of their architectural taste and temperament. Two hostels situated to the west of the administrative Building offer arrangement for 100 students. One more hostel is situated to the south of the Commerce Department Building. There stands the Principal's House, to the south of Commerce Building and on the top of the hill, stands the college mosque.