EDNOUB - Empowering English Education in Bangladesh




EDNOUB, short for "English Department @ National & Other Universities of Bangladesh," is an innovative online educative platform, primarily operating on Facebook, dedicated to supporting students studying English language and literature. This platform was founded by Biplob Prodhan, a passionate Bangladeshi advocate of the English language and literature.

At the core of EDNOUB is its main platform called "BIPLOB - The Revolution of ELT," which encompasses various branches like EDNOUB and Ednoub Private Program. The primary aim of EDNOUB is to assist English language and literature students by providing valuable resources such as study sheets, exam suggestions, PDF books, handnotes, and access to both free and paid online courses.

The platform boasts an extensive array of virtual branches that cater to different segments of English language learners. The Facebook Main Group acts as the hub for EDNOUB's activities, where members can engage in discussions, share knowledge, and seek help from peers and mentors.

To facilitate specific needs, EDNOUB has established separate Facebook groups for each year of study, from 1st to 4th year, as well as a dedicated group for M.A. in English students. Additionally, there are groups catering to English learners in NU Hons 2nd Year & Degree Pass Course, a Basic English Learning Group, and online classes for SSC and HSC students.

Expanding its reach beyond Facebook, EDNOUB also has a Youtube channel where educational content is regularly uploaded. Moreover, a comprehensive website serves as a repository of valuable resources and information for English language enthusiasts.

The platform further reaches out through official blogs, with two distinct blogs catering to different aspects of English education. A Telegram Channel provides yet another avenue for students to stay updated with EDNOUB's offerings.


Biplob Prodhan



To enhance social media presence, EDNOUB maintains multiple Facebook pages, with one being dedicated to Spanish language learning. A Private Program Page specifically caters to those seeking specialized assistance.

Not stopping there, EDNOUB extends its reach to professional platforms like LinkedIn, fostering connections and opportunities within the field of English education.

To create focused study groups, EDNOUB leverages Telegram, providing separate groups for each year of study, including Masters-level students. These groups enable interactive learning and facilitate discussions among students and mentors.

In conclusion, EDNOUB stands as a transformative force in the realm of English language education in Bangladesh. With its extensive presence across various social media platforms and dedication to providing valuable resources, it continues to empower students and foster a community of passionate learners. The efforts of Biplob Prodhan and the team behind EDNOUB have made it a pivotal platform in the pursuit of knowledge and excellence in English language and literature.

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