Study in Bangladesh

Bangladesh, to the east of India on the Bay of Bengal, is a South Asian country marked by lush greenery and many waterways. Its Padma (Ganges), Meghna and Jamuna rivers create fertile plains, and travel by boat is common. On the southern coast, the Sundarbans, an enormous mangrove forest shared with Eastern India, is home to the royal Bengal tiger.

The climate and culture in Bangladesh is very much similar to that in India making it easier for Indian students to adjust in Bangladesh. FMGE passing percentage has been the highest in Bangladesh making it the best option for students to study there. Low fees MBBS in Bangladesh no hidden cost involved.

• Must have passed qualifying examinations (HSC/ ‘A’ level) or equivalent examination.
• lass 10 (X) or SSC/ ‘O’ or equivalent examination passed not before 2018; Class 12 [XII (10+2)] or HSC/ ‘A’ or equivalent examination passed not before 2020.
• Minimum aggregate GPA in SSC or equivalent and HSC or equivalent: 7.00 (eight).
• Min. GPA either in SSC or equivalent or in HSC or equivalent: 3.5
• Minimum GP in biology: 3.5
• For calculation of GPA against the marks obtained in SSC/ ‘O’ level or equivalent exam, only the top 5 subjects are considered for calculation of GPA. Therefore, GPA in ‘O’ level = (total marks obtained in the top five subjects): 5
• For calculation of GPA against the marks obtained in HSC/ ‘A’ level or equivalent exam, only 3 subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) are considered for calculation of GPA.
• Qualifying Grade in each subject individually is “C”. Therefore, GPA in ‘A’ level = (total marks obtained in three subjects) : 3
• Year of passing 12th Not More than One year gap. (That is if you apply for the 2021 session, you must pass class XII Std – 2020 or after)

Shortlist universities, submit application and academic documents, receive admission letter, complete visa formalities, and plan departure.

• 10th & 12th mark sheets
• Passport
• Photographs
• NEET scorecard (for medical programs)
• Admission and invitation letters

Visa support includes document checklist verification, interview guidance, submission assistance, and pre-departure preparation.

The climate and culture in Bangladesh is very much similar to that in India making it easier for Indian students to adjust in Bangladesh. FMGE passing percentage has been the highest in Bangladesh making it the best option for students to study there. Low fees MBBS in Bangladesh no hidden cost involved.

* Every student will get furnished hostel accommodation single, double or triple type of room) having the following facilities. There are separate rooms for girls.

* Furniture which includes bed, study table, visitors chairs, bookshelf, side table, etc.

* Mattresses, blanket, bed sheets, pillow, curtains, etc.

* Common kitchen with all amenities except utensils

* Common recreation center

* Electricity

* Hot and cold water supply

* Centralized heaters to keep the hostel rooms warm on winter between November and March

* Every weekend the students get their bedspreads, blankets and pillow covers changed * Free books, course materials and printed lecture notes are given for all subjects. The lecture notes can be used for all exam preparation in India including the screening test and PG entrance exams in all states of India.

* Medical facilities including accident insurance (upon payment of Medical insurance)

* Free on call emergency ambulance services (Emergency toll free no: 103)

* Free access to reading rooms, libraries and laboratories

* Free access to all the training and recreational facilities, parks, museum, etc.

* Access to sports facilities (Gym, indoor stadium, Football stadium, swimming pools, etc) and cultural complexes

* Access to Internet cafes and High speed WIFI Internet

* Access to University ATM machines

* Arrangements of excursions and educational tours in Ukraine and all Countries

* 24 hours security in hostels Students are given full visa support to visit India during the summer vacations (July 1st to September 10th)

Primary intakes generally open in September/October and in select universities for February/March sessions.