Kumudini Womens Medical College

About Tangail in Bangladesh

Tangail is considered as the major urban city of Tangail district, located 98 kilometers north-west of Dhaka region. Commuting from Dhaka’s bus terminal takes up about 2 hours of time to reach Tangail. Since, the campus has close connectivity to roadways and railways, students can also board a bus or train for the purpose of reaching the college.

Quick Facts

Kumudini Women’s Medical College

Kumudini Women's Medical College came into existence in 1943 and is a women’s medical college. The university successfully serves the motive to encourage Medical qualification among women. The Kumudini Women’s Medical College owns hospital building which consists of 850 beds. The college has all the basic amenities including auditorium, library, dental unit, canteen, 5 multi-storied hostel buildings for students and teaching staff as well.
The MBBS degree at Kumudini Women's Medical College has recognition from Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council. Departments of anatomy, pharmacology, physiology, biochemistry, community medicine, and toxicology conduct theoretical and practical classes for students. Students are also made to take part in theatre, sports activities, and other creative tasks to help them to polish hidden talents and to boost up self-confidence.

Kumudini Women’s Medical College World Ranking is 13590th among 40,000 odd Universities Kumudini Women’s Medical College Country Ranking is 82nd in Bangladesh.

As the Ministry of Health, has sanctioned 50% of seats for foreign students, accordingly, the candidates who are willing to avail MBBS degree from Kumudini Women’s Medical College can enroll in the public Medical College.

Facts about MBBS in Bangladesh that you must know:

1. The academic standard and pedagogy in the medical colleges of Bangladesh are mediocre.
2. The colleges are not state funded and hence, there is variation in the infrastructure, facilities, and academics, among all these private colleges.
3. These being private colleges, you do not get any benefits of subsidies given by the govt. and hence, the tuition fees are substantially high.
4. Indian students from West Bengal and the north eastern state (7 sisters) prefer these medical colleges due to the language connect (Bengali)
5. Due to the identical education structure, MBBS curriculum and academic patterns with India, the pass-outs from the medical colleges of Bangladesh had performed well in the FMGE of MCI screening test.

Affiliations and Medical Programs at Kumudini Women’s Medical College

The Medical Programs offered at the Medical College are officially recognized programs such as Masters Degree, Bachelors degree, as well as Honours program.
As far as affiliations are concerned, the Kumudini Women’s Medical College is in affiliation with the University of Dhaka. The university is listed in the International Medical Education Directory such as FAIMER, USA that is the gateway for the candidates willing to appear at competitive entrance examination in abroad.

Cost of studying MBBS at Kumudini Women’s Medical College

As mentioned above, Kumudini Women’s Medical College Fees of MBBS falls in the medium range but way less than the Indian Private Medical Colleges. The details are as follows:

Year	Year-1	Year-2	Year-3	Year-4	Year-5
Tuition Fee in USD	2640	2640	2640	2640	2640

Admission Deadline for Kumudini Women’s Medical College

For admission in the Bangladeshi Medical Colleges, the timing of application is crucial.

We say that the timing of application is crucial because the issuance of the Invitation Letter by the Ministry of Education, Bangladesh takes around 4-8 weeks on the basis of which the Bangladeshi Consulate in India issues the visa to you. If you are late in applying, you may miss going there with your batch mates.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission in Kumudini Women’s Medical College

Kumudini Women’s Medical College admission requirements include a score of 60% marks in PCB in Class XII. If you are willing to take admission for the batch 2025, 10th should be passed in 2020 or 2021 and 12th in 2023 or 2024 Of course, you need to have qualified NEET 2024.

Indians at Kumudini Women’s Medical College

There are two reasons that you will find Indian students in any medical college in Bangladesh. The first is the hither to impressive MCI screening test passing ratio. The Indian students feel safer believing that they will clear the FMGE / NEXT / MCI screening test with ease. The second diving force is the linguistic and cultural connect that student of West Bengal and North eastern states find in Bangladesh.

However, the standard of academics and hefty tuition fees in these colleges should be kept in mind while opting for MBBS at Kumudini Women’s Medical College.