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Becoming a Doctor in Bangladesh: Your Guide to MBBS

Are you interested in pursuing a career in medicine? Bangladesh offers a well-regarded MBBS program that could be a great fit for aspiring doctors. This article explores the MBBS degree, its requirements for admission in Bangladesh, and the cost differences between public and private medical colleges.

 

 

 

 

1. What is MBBS and its Latin Abbreviation

MBBS stands for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. It's a professional undergraduate degree program that qualifies graduates to practice medicine. The Latin abbreviation for MBBS is Medicinae Baccalaureus Baccalaureus Chirurgiae.

2. Entrance Exams for MBBS in Bangladesh

Like all  other countries, Bangladesh does  require a separate entrance exam like the NEET for MBBS admission. Selection is based on a 100 marks MCQ exam.

Here's a general overview of the academic criteria:

• Minimum GPA:You need get a total GPA of 9.00 in SSC and HSC combined . Also You need to have minimum GPA of 3.50 in SSC and HSC each. Adding to that particularly in Biology you need to have a minimum GPA of 3.50 in SSC and HSC each .
  
• Qualifying Scores: You need to have a great GPA scores in SSC ad HSC exam to get in chance in medical colleges . Securing a GPA of 5.00 is the  most nice result to have . Having anything lesser than GPA 5 will get a specific portion of your marks (that you will obtain in admission test) cut depending on how less your GPA is .
  

3. Public vs. Private Medical College Tuition Fees

The cost of an MBBS degree in Bangladesh varies depending on whether you choose a public or private medical college. Public colleges are significantly cheaper. Here's a breakdown:

• Public Medical Colleges: Public colleges offer heavily subsidized tuition fees. You can expect to payless than a lakh taka for the entire five-year MBBS program, with transparent fee structures.
• Private Medical Colleges: Private colleges have higher fees, typically ranging from 24 lakh taka to a much higher limit depending on the college's reputation and facilities. It's crucial to research specific colleges to understand their exact fee structures.

Additional Considerations

While the absence of a separate entrance exam makes MBBS admission in Bangladesh seemingly easier, remember that competition for seats in both public and private colleges can be high. Strong academic performance throughout your schooling remains essential.