Which course do Indian students go to Bangladesh to study, how do they get admission, how much is the fee?

Study in Bangladesh: The violence over reservation in Bangladesh has taken a horrific form, after which the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned. She has taken refuge in India. Meanwhile, news is coming that about 19000 Indian citizens are stranded in Bangladesh. Among them, 9000 are students, although many students have come to India in July. Now the question arises that why such a large number of Indian students go to Bangladesh, so let us tell you that every year a large number of Indian students go to Bangladesh to study MBBS.

How many students go to Bangladesh every year?
Every year thousands of Indian students go to Bangladesh to study. The figures for the year 2022 show that about 9308 Indian students went to Bangladesh to study MBBS. This year too, the figure is more or less the same. It is estimated that on an average about 10 thousand Indian students go to Bangladesh to study MBBS and after completing their studies there, they take part in the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) for medical practice in India. In Bangladesh also, the MBBS course is of 5 years and one year internship is mandatory.

How to get admission?
Actually, admission in medical colleges of Bangladesh is easy. If any Indian student wants to take admission here, he gets admission on the basis of 12th marks and NEET score. The most important thing is that the fees in medical colleges here are less than in India. It has been told in many reports that the cost of doing MBBS from medical colleges of Bangladesh comes between 30 to 40 lakh rupees, whereas in India this fee reaches up to one crore.

Easy to commute too
It is also easy to go to Bangladesh from India. If we talk about the means of transportation, there is a direct flight from Kolkata to Dhaka. The fare for which is up to Rs 5000, while if someone wants to go by bus or train, then the cost comes to Rs 1200 to 1500.

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