List of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology alumni

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This is an incomplete list of notable alumni of the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology.

Academia

Engineering and architecture

Entrepreneur

  • Mohammad Fazlul Azim, Chairman of Azim Group, a leading garments company in Bangladesh. A prominent industrialist and pioneer of Bangladesh RMG sector. Former Member of Parliament of Noakhali-6 constituency

Literature, media and entertainment

Military

Politics and government

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