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English Language is not only a language but also a connection with the world. The person who is enlightened with this International Language can avail better chance at every place. The wings of formal, furnished and institutionalized education system started in Bangladesh at the time of British rule. During that period Bangladesh was a part of British India and on that time the medium of education was almost English. In Bangladesh the use of Bangla in college level started in the 1960‟s (Hasan, 2011). Now students can answer in the examination in Bangla or English. In the college level and university level after 1971 the government tried to patronize Bangla and implement it by replacing English in the education sector but this did not came into reality because of some basic problems like unavailability of educational materials (e.g. lack of reference books in Bengali). In 1972 after the independence, the constitution of Bangladesh was written in both English and Bengali which indicates the emphasis on English language. For keeping pace with the developed countries we are trying our best from every corner but at the end of the day it is a matter of great dissatisfaction when we see still now many of our students are not comfortable with English Language although it is true from dawn to our independence English Language is connected with education and administrative sectors strongly.

A Comparative Analysis between Public and Private University Students Regarding Fear of English Language in Bangladesh