The MBBS program typically spans 5 years of full‑time academic study, followed by a 1‑year mandatory internship.

• 5 Years: Classroom learning + labs + clinical rotations.
• 1 Year Internship: Hands‑on training in hospitals. (Can be completed in India or Bangladesh, subject to prevailing regulations.)

Yes. NEET qualification is mandatory from the 2025–2026 academic session for admission as well as for securing NMC/MCI equivalence.

• NEET Qualified: Required for admission processing.
• NMC/MCI Equivalence: NEET is necessary to obtain the equivalence certificate.
• Without NEET qualification, admission will not be granted.

Medical education standards are broadly comparable to Indian curricula, with English as the medium of instruction and robust clinical exposure.

• Similar curriculum to Indian MBBS (basic sciences, clinical subjects, internship).
• English‑medium teaching and assessments.
• Clinical exposure through rotations and patient interactions.
• Textbooks widely align with popular Indian authors.

For 2025–2026 intake (typical requirements):

• Class 12: Completed in 2025 or 2024 with Physics, Chemistry & Biology.
• Marks: ≥ 60% in Biology and ≥ 60% aggregate in PCB.
• GPA: Minimum combined GPA of 7 across Class 10 & 12.
• Age: At least 17 years by December 31 of the admission year.
• English: Pass in English at Class 12 level.
• NEET: Qualifying score is required.

Note: Individual universities may prescribe higher cut‑offs. Always verify the specific college’s current criteria before applying.

1. Check eligibility per NMC and target university.
2. Apply via the university/authorized representative.
3. Submit documents (typical): Class 10 & 12 marksheets, NEET scorecard, passport, photographs.
4. Receive offer letter from the university.
5. Visa application and medical insurance, as applicable.
6. Travel & enroll; complete registration and hostel formalities.

Fees vary by college. As a broad guide, tuition is typically US$6,000 – US$12,000 per year.

• Hostel: ~ US$500 – US$2,000 per year (depending on room type/campus).
• Living expenses: ~ US$100 – US$300 per month (food, transport, misc.).
• Other: Insurance, visa, textbooks, and university charges as applicable.

Always request the latest fee breakup and any applicable admission/seat confirmation charges from your chosen college.

Yes. Graduates must clear the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduates Examination) conducted by the NBE to obtain a license and then register with the NMC.

1. Complete MBBS from a recognized Bangladeshi medical college.
2. Pass FMGE (as per current NMC/NBE rules).
3. Register with the NMC to practice in India.

Scholarships exist on a limited, competitive basis.

• Merit‑based waivers for strong academics/NEET scores.
• Government/agency schemes (occasionally offered).
• University‑specific partial fee reliefs.

Yes. Most colleges offer on‑campus hostels with basic amenities; private rentals near campuses are also common.

• On‑campus hostels: Convenient and typically affordable.
• Private accommodation: Flats/PGs near the college for added privacy or flexibility.