Dilalpur union is a union of Bajitpur upazila of Kishoreganj district of Dhaka division of Bangladesh. It is a very old union. It is located on the bank of river Ghorautra. During the British period, the river port of Dilalpur was famous in the subcontinent. Many ships used to sail here every day. During the reign of Nawab Alivardi Khan, the famous scholar of the subcontinent, Maulvi Ubedul Hasan, was born here.

During the British period the naval port of Dilalpur Union in Bajitpur Upazila became famous.

Dilalpur Union consists of 24 villages covering a total area of 10.55 km2.

According to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) as of January 27, 2001

Total Population is 16,006 Literacy Rate 32.48  % Gross Enrolment Ratio of Primary Education 40.11 Girls Enrolment Ratio of Primary Education 43.45 Unemployment Ratio 26.77 Person Sanitation Coverage 38.49 Safe Drinking Water: 90.35% household Electricity Coverage: 30.38% household Ratio of Information Facility 0.00 per Thousand Ratio of Interactive Information Facility 0.00 per Thousand Ratio of Non-Interactive Information Facility 0.00 per Thousand

Name of the villages in Dilalpur Union-

1. Saser Dighi
2. Kurerpar
3. Puran hati
4. Maijpar
5. Noapara
10. Shahanagar
11. Alirhati
12. Fulbaria
13. Mollapara
14. Rotonpur
15. Santer Kanda
16. Nagar Dilalpur
17. Bagpara
18. Bhahernagar/porbo para poute bare
19. Boro Khotula
20. Doria Kandi
21. Gupartyar Nagar
22. Jaloapara
23. Kamaria Vita
24. Khalahati
25. Khatera
26. Maha Mirerbag
27. Tatal Char
28. Udhatiar Kandi
29. Mirer Mohalla
30. Pathan Hatis

• College: No
• High School: 1

1. Dilalpur Abdul Karim High School, Dilalpur, Bajitpur, Kishoreganj.

• Junior High School: No
• Madrasha: 2

1. Dilalpur Madrasha
2. Bagpara Madrasha

• Government Primary School: 4

1. 12 No. Bahernagar Gov. Primary School.

• Non-Government Primary School: No

Education Institute Name with Educational Institute Identification No (EIIN)-

• Dilalpur Abdul Karim High School (EIIN – 110248)

• Bajitpur Upazila
• Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics