Sowvik Kanti Das
ABSTRACT
E-Governance can be a very lucrative offer, especially in the field of Bangladesh which has a rapidly growing population. Now this paper explores a central Registration System from which students can register for their courses and can help reduce dropouts and help encourage students to move towards tertiary education. Moreover, this system can help the government to increase employment, especially for the fresh graduates as well as reduce the overall cost of education in the long run in the process, thus saving billions for the government as well as generating more in the process.
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