The aid of this thesis paper is to examine the effects of humanitarian programmes on forcibly displaced Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, by making a comparative analysis of BRAC and DRC. Both primary as well as secondary data have been used in this study. The primary data has been collected by a closed-ended survey questionnaire at refugee camps in Ukhia and Teknaf subdistricts. Secondary data were retrieved from books, newspapers, websites, journals, articles and reports of local and international organizations. The outcomes of this study pinpoint that humanitarian programmes of BRAC and DRC have a significant impact on Rohingya population residing in Cox's Bazar. The research was limited to four refugee camps (Kutupalong Expansion Site, Camp-4 Extension, Camp-5 & Camp-6) and only two prominent INGOs had been taken into consideration, while collecting the primary data. Aid agencies may harness these research findings, while making policies on Rohingya refugees. This study will also encourage different national and international NGOs to take corrective action in project implementation based on feedback from affected people.