🇧🇩 Bangladesh World rank #801 Public Founded 1962

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

~11,000 students ~2% international Highly selective (entrance-exam based) acceptance rate
Tuition $500–$1500
World Rank #801
Type Public
Founded 1962 (heritage to 1876)

About the University

BUET is Bangladesh’s most competitive university, the national engineering flagship whose graduates dominate the country’s tech diaspora at global companies and top graduate schools. Founded in 1962, this public university is home to around 11,000 students.

Applications go through the university’s admission portal during the announced cycle, and tuition sits around $500–$1500 per year. Confirm the exact entry requirements and dates on the program page.

Why study here

BUET is Bangladesh's most competitive university, the national engineering flagship whose graduates dominate the country's tech diaspora at global companies and top graduate schools. Students benefit from strong teaching, an international community and the experience of studying in Bangladesh. A degree here is recognized by graduate schools and employers worldwide.

Admission requirements

  • Completed secondary education for bachelor's, or a relevant bachelor's degree for master's
  • English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL) for English-taught programs where the program requires it
  • Official academic transcripts and certificates
  • Valid passport; highly competitive national admission tests apply for public universities
  • Proof of funds and a student visa or permit where applicable

How to apply

  • Check the specific program and entry requirements on the university website
  • Submit your application through the university's admission portal during the announced cycle
  • Upload transcripts, language test scores, and supporting documents
  • Pay any application fee and apply before the program deadline
  • If admitted, accept your offer and arrange your student visa
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