Viqarunnisa Noon School and College

Viqarunnisa Noon School and College, established in 1952 and named after Viqarunnisa Noon, wife of Pakistan's Prime Minister Feroz Khan Noon, is one of Bangladesh's most prestigious and historically significant educational institutions for girls. Located on Bailey Road in central Dhaka, the school offers both Bangla-medium and English-medium programmes from Nursery through HSC (Intermediate) level following the Bangladesh national curriculum. With over 70 years of tradition and nearly 22,000 students enrolled across its multiple campuses, Viqarunnisa Noon is one of the largest girls' schools in Bangladesh. The school has produced generations of Bangladesh's most accomplished professional women, including scientists, diplomats, academics, politicians, and artists. Admission is highly competitive with thousands of applicants for limited places each year. Facilities include science laboratories, a library, computer labs, sports courts, and an auditorium. The school maintains high academic standards and a disciplined environment. Viqarunnisa Noon's graduates consistently achieve top results in SSC and HSC board examinations and gain admission to Bangladesh's most competitive universities.