Madrasa students are not able to apply to medical colleges

Madrasa students are not able to apply to medical colleges. Madrasa students are not able to apply to medical college. The application for admission to the first year MBBS course of 2021-22 has started in government and private medical colleges of the country. The students have been applying since 10 am on Monday (February 28). However, there have been complaints that students who passed out of the madrasa are not able to apply. They say that when they go to the website to apply, they are told that they are “not eligible to apply”.

According to notification regarding medical admission, the admission test admits card can be downloaded from March 26 to March 29. On April 1, the admission test will be held simultaneously across the country from 10 am to 11 am. Bangladeshi nationals who have passed SSC and HSC examinations from foreign education programs will have to equalize their certificates. For this, you have to deposit Rs 2,000 and apply along with the director of the department of health education (medical education and manpower development).

In the MCQ exam, 0.25 marks can be deducted for each wrong answer. A minimum of 40 marks out of 100 marks should be obtained in the written examination. If you get less than that, it will be considered ineffective. Only the results along with the merit list of the successful candidates will be published.

As in the previous year, the merit list will be prepared by deducting 5 marks from the total marks in the case of HSC pass candidates and 7.5 marks from the total marks in the case of students admitted in the previous year’s Government Medical, Dental College Dental Unit. Those who have cleared HSC and equivalent examinations (including Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in 2020 or 2021 can apply for admission. Students who have passed SSC or equivalent examinations within three years prior to HSC pass will not be able to apply.

The GPA obtained in SSC and HSC or equivalent examinations will be assessed by determining a total of 200 marks. In this case, 75 marks have been fixed for GPA obtained in SSC and 125 marks for GPA obtained in HSC. The merit list will be prepared on the basis of a total of 300 marks.

The admission test will be held at number 100. You have to answer 100 MCQ questions in the exam. The value of each question is 1. The MCQ exam will take place in 1 hour. In the medical entrance examination, there will be questions of 20 marks in Physics, 25 in Chemistry, 30 in Biology, 15 in English, and 10 marks (100 in total) in General Knowledge, History, and Liberation War.

The admission test will be held at number 100. You have to answer 100 MCQ questions in the exam. The value of each question is 1. The MCQ exam will take place in 1 hour. In the medical entrance examination, there will be questions of 20 marks in Physics, 25 in Chemistry, 30 in Biology, 15 in English, and 10 marks (100 in total) in General Knowledge, History, and Liberation War.

In this regard, the Department of Health Education (Medical Education) Prof. Dr. AKM Ahsan Habib said, “I don’t know about any such problem yet. But the issue will be resolved quickly by talking to Teletalk about the issue. According to notification regarding medical admission, the admission test admits card can be downloaded from March 26 to March 29. On April 1, the admission test will be held simultaneously across the country from 10 am to 11 am.

Bangladeshi nationals who have passed SSC and HSC examinations from foreign education programs will have to equalize their certificates. For this, you have to deposit rs 2,000 and apply along with the director of the department of health education (medical education and manpower development). The application, which started today, will continue till 11:59 pm on March 10. The application fee is taka 1,000. The application fee can be submitted through Teletalk till 11:59 pm on March 11.