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Motijheel Model School and College – Batch 1993 Memories

Motijheel Model School and College has always been one of the most prestigious educational institutions in Dhaka, Bangladesh. For those of us who graduated in the 1993 batch, this institution was not just a place for education but also a platform that shaped our values, discipline, patriotism, and friendships that continue even today. This article is dedicated to sharing the journey of my student life, the remarkable history of our school, and the proud achievements of the Batch ’93 family.

My Father And My Mother

A beautiful moment of my beloved parents captured together[/caption]

Family Background and Early Education

I am Md. Shahajunnun Ullah Mojumder, son of Md. Anowar Ullah Mojumder and Mrs. Maksuda Khatun. My father was a respected crime lawyer and a member of the Bangladesh Judge Court Bar Council. Later, in 1990, he changed his profession and joined the Bangladesh Revenue Board as a customs officer. He retired in 2009 as a superintendent.

My mother, Mrs. Maksuda Khatun, served as an assistant teacher at Motijheel P & T Primary School. Because of her job, I grew up in the AGB Government Colony in Motijheel. I completed my education at my mother’s institution until class three, following which I gained admission to Motijheel Ideal School for class four.

Later, I moved to Motijheel Model School and College, where I completed my SSC in 1993 under the Dhaka Board.

School Leadership and Pride

During my school years, our respected headmaster was Mr. Yakub Ali, and the assistant headmaster was Mr. Harunur Rashid. Under their strong leadership and guidance, Motijheel Model School achieved a historic milestone in 1992 by becoming the number one school in Bangladesh, as recognized by the Ministry of Education. This remains a proud achievement for every student of our institution.

School Environment and Shifts

The school operated in two shifts:

Morning Shift: for girls
Day Shift: for boys

As a boy, I attended the day shift, where I built unforgettable friendships and enjoyed a vibrant environment filled with academics, cultural activities, and sports.

Extracurricular Activities and Campus Life

Our school believed in the all-round development of its students. Alongside regular academic learning, we were encouraged to participate in:

Sports Competitions: Both school and national-level games.
Scouting Programs: Building leadership and teamwork skills.
Cultural Programs: Celebrating creativity through music, drama, and events.
Picnics and Camping: Strengthening friendships and exploring teamwork.
Physical Training: Promoting discipline and fitness.

The school provided well-equipped science laboratories and introduced subject-based group divisions from class nine. Students could choose science or commerce streams. I selected commerce because of my keen interest in Business Studies.

Patriotism and Values

Motijheel Model School and College was not only about books and exams—it was about shaping character. We were taught how to love our country and use our knowledge for the betterment of the nation. Every student was inspired with a sense of patriotism, discipline, and responsibility.

The bond among students was always friendly, both among boys and girls, creating an atmosphere of respect and lifelong connections.

Achievements of Batch 1993

The Batch of 1993 produced outstanding individuals who later contributed in multiple fields. Today, our classmates are proudly serving in:

Government services
Banking and insurance sectors
IT and technology companies
Business and entrepreneurship
Multinational corporations
Politics and public leadership

Many of our friends are also representing Bangladesh abroad, in countries such as the USA, the UK, and across Europe. This global presence highlights the quality of education and values we received during our time at Motijheel Model School and College.

Strong Alumni Bond

Despite our diverse backgrounds and global locations, our connection as alumni from Batch 1993 remains unwavering. We stay connected through:

Facebook groups
WhatsApp and Messenger groups
Personal alumni website platforms

Those living in Bangladesh regularly arrange picnics, cultural events, and get-togethers (G2G) to keep the bonding alive. Similarly, friends living abroad also organize their own G2G programs, ensuring that the spirit of Batch ’93 never fades away.

Our Legacy and Pride

Motijheel Model School and College taught us discipline, friendship, patriotism, and the importance of serving our nation. Even after decades, we proudly carry the identity of being students of this great institution. The memories, the friendships, and the values remain close to our hearts, reminding us every day why Batch 1993 will always remain special.

Conclusion

Education is not just about passing exams—it is about preparing students for life. Motijheel Model School and College successfully did that for us. As a proud member of the Batch of 1993, I believe our journey reflects the power of quality education, discipline, and unity.

Though we now live in different parts of the world and serve in various professions, one thing will never change—
We are proud to be Motijheel Modelians, Batch ’93!

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Who is Junnun Mojumder and what is his profession?
Junnun Mojumder is a professional digital marketer, social media marketer, social worker, and politician. He is also a successful entrepreneur who owns multiple businesses, including construction, supply & car parts, fishing, and transport. All these ventures are managed under his company “Vartise Resource.”

2. What is the name of Junnun Mojumder’s father and his profession?
His father’s name is Md. Anowar Ullah. He was a member of the Dhaka Judge Court Bar Council and a reputed crime lawyer. Later, he joined the National Board of Revenue (NBR), where he served as a Superintendent before retiring.

3. What is the name of Junnun Mojumder’s mother and her profession?
His mother’s name was Mrs. Maksuda Khatun. She was an Assistant Teacher at Motijheel P & T Government School.

4. How many siblings does Junnun Mojumder have?
Junnun Mojumder grew up with four siblings. He is the second child in the family, with an elder brother among them.

5. Is Junnun Mojumder married?
Yes, Junnun Mojumder is married. He tied the knot on 10th August 2009.

6. What is the name of Junnun Mojumder’s wife and her profession?
His wife’s name is Mrs. Hossneara Shikha. She completed her MBA from Asian University. Over the years, she worked as a teacher in a private English-medium school and later built a career in the corporate sector as an HR professional and trainer in several multinational companies. She is also talented in music and arts, having been a student of Chhayanaut Shongskriti School.