The medical entrance exam will be held in the full syllabus
The medical entrance exam will be conducted in the full syllabus. In 2021-22, it has been decided to take the MBBS and BDS admission test in the full syllabus. This decision is unlikely to change. However, any instructions from the higher levels of the government can actually be taken into consideration. This was stated by the Secretary of the Ministry of Health Education and Family Welfare during a discussion on Tuesday (February 22) afternoon. Saiful Hasan Badal. No meeting is being organized to discuss the admission test in the short syllabus, said Prof. Dr. Abu Yusuf Fakir and Director (Medical Education) Prof. Dr. AKM Ahsan Habib confirmed.
They said the issue of mobs and bds admission test syllabus is settled. The admission test will be held in light of the full syllabus. This decision is final. This will remain so. The two officials also said that the admission notice will be published soon. Meanwhile, to reconsider whether the medical admission test can be conducted in a short syllabus, the Director-General of the Directorate of Health Education, Prof. Dr. The meeting, led by AHM Enayet Hossain, is going to sit in the admission test organizing committee, the news was circulated on social media Facebook. However, there is no truth to this information, those concerned said.
According to the information, the initial decision to conduct the admission test was taken in light of the full syllabus at a meeting held on January 17, 2021-22 regarding the medical admission test. Later, after several meetings, the final decision was taken to conduct the admission test in the full syllabus.
Incidentally, amid the corona epidemic, the medical admission test was held simultaneously in 2020-21 across the country on April 2 last year. Against 4,350 seats in 37 government medical colleges, 1,22,874 people had applied for the admission test. More than 1,16,000 students appeared for the exam. The results were released on April 4, a day after the admission test. In this, 48 thousand 975 people passed.
