the youth of Pakistan. Most of the privately managed Cadet College are registered by Pakistan Armed Forces. Renowned Cadet College in private sector include Cadet College Fateh Jang, Kings Cadet College Gujrat, Cadet College Kallar Kahar, Cadet College Jhelum and Cadet College Rawalpindi. Eastern Pakistan and independence of Bangladesh In Eastern Pakistan the first cadet college was established in 1958, with three more cadet colleges were established between 1958 and 1964. No more cadet colleges were established after 1964 and after the independence of Bangladesh, the report of the first Education Commission headed by Qudrat-e-Khuda, recommended the dismantling of the cadet colleges. After the Bangladesh Liberation War and subsequent formation of independence, Bangladesh has established several cadet colleges. Purpose They are specifically intended to prepare young students from a very broad range of socioeconomic and linguistic backgrounds to pass the demanding physical, educational, psychological and behavioural standards of the Inter Services Selection Board (ISSB). This is distinct from the purpose of regular cantonment schools intended to educate the children of service members. The schools are overseen by the Joint Staff Headquarters (JSHQ) of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee. Cadet colleges in Pakistan There are numerous Cadet Colleges in Pakistan both in government and private sector. Cadet colleges in Bangladesh See also Military College Jhelum Cadet College Fateh Jang History of Military Colleges in British India Sainik School References Types of university or college