Since its inception, the college has been providing lodging facilities for its students. BNCC Unit After the establishment of the Bangladesh National Cadet Corps, The BNCC made its debut at Government Saadat College. The unit's first P.U.O. Md. Abdul Majid and the first C.U.O. Md. Nobi Haider Badal. From that point inwards, the unit of Saadat College BNCC got modernized through the many changes and the arrival of the BNCC Women's Platoon on 1 August 2018. The cadets of Saadat College have been able to play a vital role in the development activities undertaken for the welfare of the country and the nation. The unit hopes to establish itself as a second-class self-contained military unit in the future. Halls of residence There are 6 halls to provide a convenient accommodation for Saadat college students. The 4 for males and the other 2 is for females. The halls for male students are: Wazed Ali Khan Panni Hall Ebrahim Khan Hall Somman Hall Uttara Hall And the halls for female students are: Fazilatunnesa Hall Chhatrinibas Hall In addition, More steps are being taken to increase accommodation for female students. Notable alumni Some of the notable alumni of Government Saadat College. Abdul Haque (Writer) Bonde Ali Mia (Poet) Osman Ghani Khan (Former chairman of the United Nations Board of Auditors) P. C. Sorcar (Magician) Selim Al Din (Dramatist) Shajahan Siraj (Ex-minister) Shamsul Haque (First Secretary of Awami Muslim League) See also Karatia, Tangail References External links Government Saadat College at Facebook Educational institutions established in 1926 1926 establishments in India Education in Tangail