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• Dhaka Medical College and Hospital – Total 5 years Package US $ 53,000
• Community Based Medical College – Total 5 years Package US $ 45,000
• Southern Medical College and Hospital – Total 5 years Package US $ 41,000 including Hostel
• Khwaja Yunus Ali Medical College – Total 5 years Package US$ 45,000 including Hostel
• Green Life Medical Dhaka – Total 5 years Package US $ 42,000
• Eastern Medical College – Total 5 years Package US $ 43,000 including Hostel
• Barind Medical College – Total 5 years Package US $ 38,000 including Hostel
• Monno Medical College and Hospital – Total 5 years Package US$45000

Admission in following top medical colleges in Bangladesh

Medical College in Bangladesh (Co-education)

1. Bangladesh Medical College
2. Dhaka National Medical College
3. Community Based Medical College and Hospital
4. Green Life Medical College
5. Khwaja Yunus Ali Medical College
6. Southern Medical College and Hospital
7. Barind Medical College
8. Eastern Medical College
9. Monno Medical College
10. Chattogram Maa-O-Shishu Hospital Medical College

Best Women’s Medical College in Bangladesh (Girls Colleges)

1. Kumudini Women’s Medical College and Hospital
2. Medical College for Women Dhaka (Uttara Women’s Medical College)
3. Sylhet Women’s Medical College

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Government, Semi-Government & Private Medical Colleges

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Government Medical Colleges in Bangladesh

Dhaka Medical College and Hospital

Dhaka Medical College aspires to produce elite citizens with a high standard of professionalism and profound commitment in an enabling environment to be able to give commendable leadership desired by all.

Introduction: Dhaka Medical College stands as an icon of our country. It started its journey in 1946 in a building, built in the light of colonial architecture in 1902m in the center of the city between Dhaka University and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in the Ramna area. The majestic building now accommodates the famous Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Dhaka Medical College has played a pioneering role in the development of medical science, health care delivery, and in nation-building activities of the country. The college boasts of a highly reputed array of intellectuals and academics. Its students are extremely talented with an intense affinity for gathering knowledge to attain excellence and a deep sense of commitment to serve the nation.

The college began with an MBBS course that admitted around 100 students each year. In 1982 postgraduate courses were started with Diploma in Anaesthesiology and Gynaecology and Obstetrics. Later other post-graduate diplomas in various disciplines were added. Masters degree courses in many disciplines were introduced in 2002. Presently 34 post-graduate courses are run by the college.

Sir Salimullah Medical College and Midford Hospital

Sir Salimullah Medical College was established in 1875 as Dhaka Medical School in the old part of Dhaka city. Mitford hospital was a part of the school. Sixteen local kings and philanthropists helped in erecting the medical school building in 1889.

The school was made a medical college in 1962. To acknowledge the contributions of the Nawabs, the college was named after Nawab Sir Salimullah (1871-1915). Until 1957 the License of Medical Faculty (LMF) degree was offered from this college. During 1963-1972 condensed courses for MBBS degrees were offered. In 1972 it was upgraded as a full-fledged medical college and the first batch of students for MBBS degree enrolled in 1973. The civil surgeon of Dhaka was in charge of both the college and the hospital until 1974 when a principal and a superintendent were appointed for the institutions. The superintendent was made the director of the hospital in 1984.

The college offers about 25 courses at the postgraduate level. It is located at Mitford Road, Babubazar, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The medical college consists of the following departments: preclinical (anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology), paraclinical (pathology, microbiology, forensic medicine, community medicine, pharmacology), clinical medicine (general medicine, psychiatry, neuro medicines, nephrology, cardiology, sexual-skin-and-venereal diseases), pediatrics, surgery (general surgery, orthopedic surgery, pediatric surgery, neurosurgery, cardiothoracic surgery), gynecology and obstetrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngorhinology, anesthesiology and diagnostic (clinical laboratory, radiology, and imaging).

The medical college possesses a 600-bed general hospital including OPD and IPD services in the above disciplines and an integrated emergency dept. 175 students with pre-medical A-level education are admitted each year through open competitive examinations for undergraduates. Students are awarded an undergraduate MBBS degree after five years’ study in college and hospital and three professional examinations (first after 1.5 years, second after 3.5 years, and final after 5 years of admission) under the University of Dhaka.

Then, they do one-year full residency training in the hospital to get registration for practicing medicine. It is one of the most prestigious medical colleges in South Asia. The undergraduate program of this college is recognized by the General Medical Council of the UK.

The medical college provides post-graduate education in surgery, medicine, gynecology, and obstetrics. The degrees awarded are MD, MS, and diplomas.

Mitford Hospital, established in 1820, was named after Sir Robert Mitford, collector of Dhaka and a long-serving judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal. During his time, there was an alarming cholera epidemic; at the height of it 150 to 200 persons died daily in Dhaka. Medical facilities were inadequate. Mitford was distressed to see the suffering of the people. Before his death in England in 1836, he bequeathed the bulk of his property (about Rs 800,000) to the government of Bengal for benevolent works in Dhaka including the building of a hospital.

The hospital, in addition to its wards, accommodated lecture halls, dissecting rooms, and an outpatient department. The hospital provides general as well as specialized services. It is a tertiary-level hospital in the hierarchy of health in Bangladesh. It occupies an oblong area of about 12.8 acres (52,000 m2) of land on the river bank and the hospital complex comprises more than 14 blocks of no particular architectural significance but historically important and eventually of utilitarian character. Most of the blocks were originally single-storied and now have been raised four- to 10-stories. The hospital provides indoor and outdoor treatments as well as pathological and diagnostic services. It serves about 2,500 outdoor patients daily. Though as of 1999, the hospital had 600 beds (of which 240 are paying) more than 1000 indoor patients remain in the hospital most of the time.

Mymen Singh Medical College & Hospital

During the later part of British India, it was felt that the people of the northeastern region needed the services of qualified medical personnel. The then Campbell Medical School of Calcutta and Mitford Medical School of Dhaka were unable to cater the needs of the growing population. With this background, the third medical school for the region was established in 1924 in Mymensingh, by the Earl of Lytton, the then governor of Bengal. The Lytton Medical School was to run a four-year course of Licentiate of Medical Faculty (LMF). This course of LMF continued till 1962 when it was upgraded to a five-year undergraduate medical course under Dhaka University and the school was renamed as Mymensingh Medical College.

Timeline Milestones of Mymensingh Medical College Year Milestones 1924 Establishment of Lytton Medical School 1962 Upgrading of Lytton Medical School to Mymensingh Medical College 1970 Indoor service of Mymensingh Medical College Hospital started 1972 Shifting of college to the present campus 1979 Inception of the department of Orthopaedics 1981 Inception of Family Planning Model Clinic in the hospital 1988 Inception of the department of Cardiology 1992 Establishment of Centre for Nuclear Medicine and Ultrasound. Microbiology and Biochemistry began their activities as separate departments In 2000 Diploma in Child Health (DCH) was started as the first postgraduate course. The inception of departments of Neuromedicine, Neurosurgery, Nephrology, Endocrine Medicine and Paediatric Surgery 200, 227 postgraduate courses (MD, MS, MPH, M Phil, Diploma) began to run under the auspices of the present government. Mymensingh Medical Journal was indexed in Index Medicus, MEDLINE, and Pub Med and began to be available online throughout the world 2003 Internet was introduced and the whole college came under a local computer network Admission.

Dhaka Dental College & Hospital

Dhaka Dental College (DDC) is the most prestigious dental college in Bangladesh. It has a 250-bed hospital named Dhaka Dental College & Hospital. It is the only one government dental college in Bangladesh.

Mission:- The Commitment and determination are to transform Dhaka to an international level as an educational hub and thereby to transform our country into an international level as compared with the best.

Vision:- To provide the best education in each field to enable students to create a niche for themselves in their chosen profession. To ensure that students acquire adequate competence via a self-critical approach to integrated learned skills. To provide learned and competent Civil to the society to reform the society.

Location:- Dhaka Dental College and Hospital is located in the capital of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh i.e Dhaka.

Hospital: – It has a 250-bed Hospital. The institute is proud to have a fully Operational Dental O.P.D equipped with the latest and sophisticated Equipment of modern dentistry, which includes electronically operated Hi-tech dental chairs, R.V.G machine, O.P.G machine, etc. Over the years, The number of patients visiting the institutes Dental O.P.D for various dental treatments has steadily grown, due to its location advantage and nominal rate of treatment, the institute has a sufficient number of clinical materials, essential required for aspiring dentists.

Canteen and Hostel:- The institute boasts of separate buildings for Canteen which provides good quality, hygienic, well balanced and serving warm food four meals a day. The canteen has a clean and well-lit dining hall with modern designer seats. The institute has two separate, spacious, and well-ventilated hostel buildings for girls and boys.

Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College & Hospital

Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College was inaugurated on 6th May 2006. It is the 14th Government Medical College in Bangladesh. This medical college is situated in the ‘Zone of Medical Institution’ at Sher-E-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka, and is surrounded by NICVD, NIO, NIKDU, NITOR, NIMH, and ICH.

The first batch of Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College has been started in the session of 2005-2006 with 100 students who were migrated from different medical colleges. This institution is now one of the top medical colleges in Bangladesh in respect of the result of the Professional Examination held under Dhaka University. A 375 bed Shaheed Suhrawardy Hospital is attached with this medical college as a teaching hospital which will be converted into a 500-bed hospital very soon.

Two hostel buildings have been built behind the hospital building. A new eight-storied medical college building is under construction for the increased demand of the lectures, tutorials, and practice rooms as well as teachers’ accommodations. The decorated red colored building construction work will be finished very soon and the whole medical college campus will be shifted from the old building to the new one.

Sher-e-Bangla Medical College & Hospital

Sher-e-Bangla Medical College (SBMC), is one of the most reputed government medical colleges in Bangladesh. SBMC was established in 1969 and is run under the administration of the University of Dhaka. It was named after A. K. Fazlul Huq, known by his nickname of “Sher-e-Bangla” which means Tiger of Bengal”, a leading Bengali statesman and former prime minister of Pakistan in the first half of the 20th century, whose endless efforts helped to establish this unique institution.

The college started functioning in 1968 as Barisal Medical College, though the foundation stone was laid in 1964. It was renamed as Sher-e-Bangla Medical College after the name of late Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq hailing from Barisal.

The college is governed by the medical deanery of the University of Dhaka; recognized by the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council. The General Medical Council (GMC) of the UK recognizes the MBBS degree obtained by the students of this college. About 180 students are admitted by a nationwide competitive entry exam every year. The admission examination is conducted by the Director-General of Health Services (DGHS), Bangladesh. 38 foreign students from Nepal, India, Pakistan, Palestine, Sudan, and Somalia are studying in the college under the SAARC student exchange program. Campus Sher-e-Bangla Medical College is located in the southeastern part of Barisal town on the bank of river Kirton Khola. The college has an area of about 33 ha. Student dormitories, nursing institutes, nurses’ training institutes, dormitories for staff nurses, and residences of teachers are situated on the campus.

There are three hostels for male students and two for female students. Male and female intern doctors have one hostel each.

It has a Hospital with 500 beds having indoor and outdoor facilities. The head of the hospital is a director. The hospital entertains about 30,000 patients annually. There are 296 nurses, 25 medical technologists, and 17 pharmacists in the hospital. One deputy director, one store officer, one administrative officer, and 470 auxiliary staff assist the director in the management of the hospital.

Chittagong Medical College and Hospital

Chittagong Medical College is a government medical college in Bangladesh, established in 1957. The college was founded by former Prime Minister Hossain Shahid Sohrawardy. Now CMC is a center of excellence for medical studies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and also in rendering specialized hospital services to the common people.

Private Medical Colleges in Bangladesh

Medical College for Women & Hospital

Medical College for Women and Hospital (MCWH) is one of the top and first private medical colleges of Bangladesh exclusively for women. It has currently two academic campuses, one in Sector – 1, Uttara, Dhaka, and another in Uttarakhand, Uttara, Dhaka. The College is affiliated with Dhaka University as a constituent college. The concept of a Medical College exclusively for women is not a new one, particularly in our socio-cultural background. There are examples of such medical colleges in neighboring countries.

The society for the enhancement of technical education in the female population the Bangladesh Government has already taken positive steps in the field of teachers training in the education sector. At sen present the female quota of admission in medical colleges is far too low and as such many talented girls could not be admitted in this noble profession.

Moreover, there are conservative families who want to educate their children in an atmosphere like this.

Fee Structure: – For Indian (Foreign) Students

• Admission fee and donation amount of US$ 15,500/- (Fifteen thousand Five Hundred US Dollars) at the time of admission.
• Tuition fee for the 1st year and development fee amount of US$ 9,500/- (Nine Thousand Five hundred only) will have to pay within 03 (three) months after admission by March.
• Tuition fee for the subsequent years @US$ 5,500/- (Five thousand Five Hundred US $ only) per year.
• Hostel accommodation fee approximately @ US$ 144/- (One hundred and forty-four US$ only) per year. (Hostel Charges as per local students if other special facilities are not provided).
• Admission processing and handling Charges @ US$ 100/- (Hundred US$ only), RFST (Residential field station training fees) US$ 250/- (Two hundred and fifty US $ only).
• If she fails in the final MBBS exam. will have to pay US$ 800 (Eight hundred US$ only) for each attempt in all subjects and US$ 267 (Two hundred and sixty-seven US $ only) for each subject.

Bangladesh Medical College and Hospital

This is an A-Grade College, located in the prime location of Dhan Mondhi Dhaka, the center of the city. The College is recognized by the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council since 1986. BMC has been enlisted in the World Directory of Medical Schools effective 1995 published by the World Health Organization which entitles the graduates of BMC recognition all over the world. Graduates of BMC are eligible for limited registration with the General Medical Council of the United Kingdom. They are also eligible to take the United States Medical License Examinations (USMLE).

Fee Structure:-

• Total US$ 49,000/- (Forty-nine thousand US dollars only) for the academic duration. The tuition fee is US$ 1500/- (one thousand five hundred) only of six months schedule.
• During Admission:
  a) College development fee
  b) Admission fee
  c) Revenue expenditure
  d) Session charge
  e) equipment maintenance fee
  f) Internship fee
  g) Miscellaneous
  h) Caution money (Tk.10,000/- (refundable)
  Total US$ 20,000/- (Twenty thousand US dollars only).
• The rest of US$ 20,000/- (Twenty thousand US dollars) is to be paid in four equal installments at the end of each year.
• Hostel fees: US$ 150/-(One hundred fifty dollars only) per month.

Dhaka National Medical College and Hospital

The Dhaka National Medical College inherits her glorious predecessor the Dhaka National Medical Institute, which was established in 1925 as a part of the Non-Cooperation Movement of the Indian Sub-continent against the British Colonial Rule organized jointly by the Indian National Congress and the Indian Muslim League under the Leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, Maulana Muhammad Ali and Maulana Shaukat Ali.

Along with other programs, the Non-Cooperation Movement urged upon the People of the sub-continent to boycott educational institutions established and administered by the British Govt. and to establish National Schools, Colleges, and Institutes for modern scientific education by the local people themselves.

Accordingly, two Medical Schools were established in the then Bengal Province for producing National Doctors of modern medicine. One such Medical School was at Calcutta, named Calcutta National Medical Institute, and the other at Dhaka, named Dhaka National Medical Institute.

The Institute consisted of:

1. A four-year medical course on modern scientific medicine (LMF) after Matriculation.
2. A general Hospital for medical services to the local people.

In 1958, the 4 years medical course (LMF) was closed by the then Provincial government of East Bengal to be replaced by a 5-year medical degree course (MBBS) after I.Sc.

The Dhaka National Medical Institute could not open the 5-year medical degree course (MBBS) due to non-cooperation by the then Pakistan Government body was formed for the Institute Hospital under the chairmanship of Mr. M. Sirajul Islam MPA for the smooth administration and development of the hospital. Mr. M. Sirajul Islam took the active initiative to take the donation of twenty-five lac taka from the Bangladesh Assistance Society of India.

A rule was made by the Govt. of Bangladesh for the Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital (DNMIH) that a Management Board will be formed henceforth for every four years of its proper administration and a yearly financial grant will be allotted for the hospital according to the need assessed by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of Bangladesh.

From the very beginning, the Governing Bodies and the Management Boards of the Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital proposed and moved for re-establishing one Medical College with the DNMIH. At last in 1994 under the dynamic leadership of the then chairman of the Management Board of the DNMIH Mr. Sadeque Hossain Khoka MP, the long-expected Dhaka National Medical College came into existence.

Fee Structure

• Admission fees (one time) US$ 35,000 (Thirty five thousand US Dollars )
• Monthly tuition fees for 60 months – US$ 300 (Three hundred US Dollars).
• Hostel and Food Monthly US$ 100 (One hundred US Dollars)

Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College

The Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College (HFRCMC) is established in the year 2000 with an objective to meet up the lack of medical graduates in the field of medical science. This medical college is a project of the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) and runs under its authority and control. It starts its journey with 50 students during the school year 1999-2000. Presently this medical College has 528 students and 3rd batch has already qualified as doctors and undergoing internship training at Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College.

The Holy Family Red Crescent Medical college (HFRCMC) performed excellent results in the 3rd professional MBBS examination in the year 2002 and also in the subsequent years among all the Medical Colleges under Dhaka University due to its skilled management system, latest educational instruments, and well-trained teaching staff. The Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College has a separate Governing Board and a College Academic Council with respective powers and functions as enumerated in the constitution of the college. The said Governing Board and College Academic Council however function within the limits of their powers and administrative, financial and other jurisdiction set by the managing Board of the BDRCS. It follows the courses and curriculum of the MBBS course as lay down by Dhaka University and Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). The government of Bangladesh regulates the rules regarding admission of students and criteria of qualifications. The professional examinations are conducted by Dhaka University and certificates of MBBS degree are awarded by Dhaka University.

Fee Structure

• Admission Fee (at the time of admission): US$ 25,000
• Tuition Fee Per month (up to 1st Professional examination): US1 400
• Tuition Fee monthly till passing the final Professional MBBS Exam: US1 500

You Have to pay at the time of admission US$ 25,400 by TT/DD/ Pay order in the favour of Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College, 1, Eskaton Garden Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Tairunnesa Memorial Medical College

Tairunnessa Memorial Medical College is an institution of Tairunnessa Memorial Medical Centre Limited. Since its inception, Tairunnessa Memorial Medical Centre has been playing an important role in developing human resources for health in Bangladesh. With the initiative of its Founder Chairman M. Shamsul Hoque, it started its journey with a small outpatient department, at Konia, Gazipur which over the years has turned into an impressive prestigious hospital and research complex – TMMC Hospital, with 375 bedded multidisciplinary hospital complex – has been recognized nationally and internationally as a center of excellence for heart diseases and research. To maintain the reputation of TMMC Medical Centre in the field of higher education and research and to remain at the forefront of health care services.

Fee Structure:

At the time of admission: US 1 14,000

2nd Instalment: US $ 5,000

3rd Instalment: US $ 3,000

4th Instalment: US $ 3,000

5th Instalment: US $ 3,000

6th Instalment: US $ 3,000

7th Instalment: US $ 3,000

8th Instalment: US $ 2,000

Total: US $ 45,000

Jahrul Islam Medical College & Hospital

Jahurul Islam Medical College, the Hospital, and the Nurse Training Institute have been established under the Aftabâ Rahima Welfare Trust as a conglomerate offering medical education & research, hospital care as well as training in nursing services. The complex is situated in Bhagalpur village of Bajitpur thana of Kishoregonj district. The great philanthropist of this area Late Mr. Jahurul Islam is the founder of these organizations in his native land.

Bhagalpur “ Bajitpur is about 110 km northeast of Dhaka city. It is connected by the Egaro Shindur Express train and has an excellent road connection with the Capital. In either way, Bhagalpur can be reached within three hours only. In the first phase in 1989, a 250-bed hospital was put into service. It is equipped with the most modern instruments and facilities, offering round-the-clock services including emergencies, for indoor as well as outdoor patients. At present, there are 390 beds covering all the departments of a general tertiary level teaching hospital. In its final and ultimate phase of completion, the Hospital will have 500 beds to provide management and services of all aspects of medical, surgical, or emergency requirements.

Ibnesina College and Hospital

Established in 2005 and accredited by regulatory authorities and affiliated to University to Dhaka.

• Total number of students is 450.
• It has 104 faculty members in 13 departments.
• Upto 2012 about 100 students complete M.B.B.S degree from this college.

Hospital

• It is a general hospital with 250 beds, 5Ots.
• The patient gets service in this hospital at minimum cost compare to other hospitals of the city.
• Every year 10,000 outdoor patients receive service from this hospital.
• About 1000 patients get free treatment every year.

Ibn Sina Hospital Dhanmondi was founded in July 1983. The hospital is situated in Dhanmondi away from all the commotion of Dhaka City. This hospital has all the necessary preparations to treat any patient with modern facilities.

• It is a general hospital with 0 beds, 5Ots, ICU NICU, HDU, and Dialysis services.
• Physicians from the following specialties are serving the patients: Medicine, Nero Medicine, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Brain and Spine Surgery, Knee Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Colorectal Surgery, Urology, Gynaecology, and Obstratic.
• Every year 24,000 indoor patients receive services from this hospital.

Fee Structure Us 1 34,000 (thirty-four thousand US$ only)

Including admission fee, development fee, session charge, Tuition fee, other charges a US130 accommodation fee for the 05 years MBBS course as per the following payment schedule:

• At the time of admission US1 12000 (Twelve thousand US1 only).
• IInd Instalment before 31 January US1 5000 (Five thousand US1 only)
• IIIrd Instalment be deposited before 3 June US1 8000 (Eight thousand US1 only)
• IVth Instalment should be deposited before December US1 2000 (Two Thousand US1 only.)
• Payment should be done every 6 months US1 1250 (One thousand two hundred fifty x US1 only) from January 2015.

The number of installments is 08. US1 1250*8= US 10000 (Ten thousand US1 only).

Ad-Din Women’s Medical College and Hospital

Ad-din Foundation was established in1980 with the aim of assisting the underprivileged majority in Bangladesh. Its first project was building an orphanage in Jessore. During its three decades of development, Ad-din has existence its diverse projects in several parts of the country.

Ad- din’s current projects include hospitals in Dhaka, Keranigonj, Jessore, Kushtia & Khulna; Medical Colleges in Dhaka, Keranigonj, Jessore & Khulna; Nursing Institutes in Dhaka, Jessore, and Kushtia and a Women’s Institute of Medical Technology in Jessore. There are also Mobile Eye Clinics, Projects on the prevention of the disease AIDS and HIV, the virus that causes it. Other projects include Safe Water and sanitation, Health Insurance, Maternal- Child Health- Family Planning, Integrated Health and Microfinance.

Ad din Hospitals were established with the aim of providing affordable quality care. Ad-din chains of Hospitals are now recognized as centers of excellence acclaimed for their quality, affordability and patient friendliness.

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh accorded approval to Ad-din Women’s College (AWMC) in 2008, Ad din Sakina Medical College (ASMC) in 2010, Bashundhara Ad din Medical College (BAMC), and Ad-din Akij Medical College (AAMC) in2013.

The three Medical Colleges of A din are located in the heart of the cities of Dhaka, Khulna, and Jessore. The BAMC was established in collaboration with the Bashundhara Group. It is located in the Riverview Project Area of Bashundhara at South Keranigonj, Dhaka.

Ad-din is trying to secure excellent teaching facilities and a dedicated team of faculty members some of whom are authorities in their own disciplines. Given the resources at its disposal, Ad-din continues to develop outstanding medical graduates who are both excellent in their clinical practice and equally conscious about their social obligations.

Vision – The Medical Colleges of Ad-din aspire to achieve national and international recognition for its patient care and for its capability to produce physicians with the essential knowledge, skills, and professionalism to successfully continue their profession and pursue a career to better serve the nation through health promotion, prevention, treatment, and medical research.

Mission – The mission of the Medical Colleges of Ad-din is to produce quality physicians who possess all essential knowledge, skill and professionalism as prescribe by the Bangladesh Medical & Dental Council (BMDC) and are capable of good medical practice with the habit of life-long learning. Possess the ability to work in different working situations and be future leaders of the health care system. Assist in meeting the health care and research needs of the country.

Admission Process and Eligibility

Admissions to all colleges whether Govt. or Non-Govt. are processed by the high commission of Bangladesh in various countries in the month of August every year for eligible students on the 10 and 10+2 qualification basis.

ELIGIBILITY: – Those students having net qualification of 10 and 10+2 or equivalent exam having minimum GPA equal to 8.0 pts.

SSC and HSC (10 & 10+2) exams with minimum 60% marks in biology in 10+2 class. Only fresh candidates who have appeared in CET only once whether in Govt. or Private Medical Colleges are eligible.

System of Selection in Govt. Medical Colleges The selection of students to Govt. medical colleges is done by a competent empowered committee on the recommendation of the foreign ministry of Bangladesh on the basis of merit and protocol. This empowered committee can increase or decrease the number of seats to any country to Which Bangladesh has a reciprocal student exchange program under the bilateral agreement with that country.

College Placement – Allotment of colleges is done at the discretion of the health ministry to the respective Govt. Medical colleges. Indian students are mostly placed in MCI recognized Medical College while students of Nepal, the Maldives, Srilanka and Pakistan, etc. cannot claim admission to all MCI recognized Medical Colleges. Selection is done in the month of December and regular classwork starts from January every year. The medium of education is English but for his/her Own convince every student is supposed to learn the Bengali Language.

MBBS in Bangladesh 2022

MBBS course is of 5 years duration as is vogue in India and one-year internship either in any medical College of Bangladesh or domicile of students.

Award of Degree MBBS degree is awarded after successful completion of three professional exams (i.e. First Prof Exam is after 1 ½, Second Prof Exam is of 2 years and Final Prof Exam again of 1 ½ year – total duration, of course, is 5 years).

Semi Govt. and Private Medical Colleges – Besides three Semi Govt. Medical colleges located in Dhaka City, there are about 43 private medical colleges in Bangladesh located in all corners of that country, mostly owned by multimillionaire business tycoons apart from some trusts and welfare Societies. Worth mentioning of these medical colleges mostly located in Dhaka City, come under Dhaka University which has good faculty, clinical side as well as sufficient input of Patients and available facilities for the students. Hostel to most of the Medical Colleges is available within or around the college campus.

Donation & Capitation Fee to Private Medical Colleges – This varies from college to college in the case of Foreign & SAARC Students. However, donation and Tuition fee or SAARC students is much lower than Foreign students and every college has authority to admit the limited number of SAARC/ Foreign students. The initial development fee is deposited in a single installment and annual fee after the interval of each academic year. The money is paid through pay order/bank draft pledged to respective college management at the time of admission by the candidate personally and in no case through a third person.

Visa Facilities and Travel Documents

Visa is issued students to the selected students at different Bangladesh missions for a limited period of time. Students visa for multipurpose of time. Students visa for multipurpose, multi-entry is issued after producing the below-mentioned documents.

• Genuine selection letter issued by the competent authority.
• Equivalence cum eligibility letter is issued by the Director of Medical Education & HMPD Bangladesh.
• Income certificate of Parents guarantying the sponsorship & behavior of their ward.
• Valid passport of domicile.

How to Apply- equivalence and eligibility certificate by Director General Health is required for all.

Submission of Forms for Admission to Private / Govt. Medical Colleges – These forms are available for 2 weeks only in the mid of September.

Standard of Education and Syllabus of Medical Education – All Govt. Medical Colleges are par excellent in Medical Education Visa VIZ Hostel, Hospital, and other facilities. The syllabus and the course is same in all the three MCI recognized universities as laid by Private and Govt. Medical Colleges.

Banking Facilities – In all the medical Colleges, banking facilities are available to the students whose global access card of SBI is always operational.

MBBS Fee Structures in Bangladesh

 

• Admission is subject to Final approval of students Application by the University & Availability of Seat
• The above fee structure is subject to change from time to time without prior notice, only the discretion of the university.
• Tuition fee, Hostel Fee, Miscellaneous Charges, etc be paid directly to university through bank transfer or as advised by the University
• Currency rate is used for the purpose of calculations & Student has to pay as per the rates prevailing on the date of currency conversion or travel.
• $ or USD is U.S Dollar, Euro is European currency & RMB / Yuan is Chinese currency, Philippine Pesos is the Philippines Currency.
• Hostel Charges Depends on the Availability of room / Accommodation Type at the time of arrival of student in the university.
• Rates for air tickets shall be paid as per rate on the date of actual booking or travel
• Though due care is taken while preparing this chart there may be changes in the same from time to time depending on the universities updates.