Ad-Din Women’s Medical College

Dhaka - Bangladesh
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General Information

Established in 2008, Ad-Din Women’s Medical College is a prestigious private medical institution located in the heart of Dhaka. It is a signature project of the Ad-din Foundation, a renowned non-profit organization in Bangladesh dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality healthcare to underprivileged communities, particularly women and children. The college is exclusively for female students and has earned a global reputation for its strict academic discipline, safe campus environment, and exceptional clinical exposure through its massive patient inflow.


General Info

  • Primary Location: 2 Bara Maghbazar, Dhaka-1217, Bangladesh.
  • Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) – 5-year program.
  • Language of Instruction: English.
  • Accreditation: Recognized by BM&DC, WHO, NMC (India), and ECFMG (USA).
  • Admission:
  • Application Window: Generally open from August/September until late December.
  • Intake: The academic session typically begins in January.
  • Eligibility: Combined GPA (SSC + HSC) of at least 7.0 (on a 10.0 scale) and a minimum GPA of 3.5 in Biology. NEET qualification is mandatory for Indian applicants.

Campus Facilities

The campus is an "urban health village" located in central Dhaka, specifically designed to provide a secure and integrated learning environment for women.

  • Strategic Urban Campus: Situated within the same complex as the hospital in Maghbazar, ensuring a seamless transition from theory to clinical wards.
  • Academic Building: A multi-story facility spanning over 137,000 sq. ft., housing smart classrooms and subject-specific lecture theaters.
  • Enriched Medical Library: The library covers 8,800 sq. ft. and houses over 5,000 medical books, journals, and a dedicated Bangabandhu Corner for historical study.
  • Advanced Laboratories: Modern, well-equipped labs for Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, including a large, air-conditioned dissection hall.
  • Multimedia Learning: Every department is furnished with computers, internet access, scanners, and high-resolution multimedia projectors.
  • 24/7 Gated Security: The entire campus is under strict female-led supervision with biometric entry and CCTV monitoring for student safety.
  • Female-Centric Environment: Being an all-women's institution, the infrastructure is tailored to provide a comfortable and culturally sensitive learning space.
  • Auditorium: A large hall used for national medical seminars, white-coat ceremonies, and student-led cultural performances.
  • On-Campus Cafeteria: Offers specialized healthy diets and separate dining arrangements for students and hospital staff.
  • Prayer Room: A dedicated and quiet prayer facility is available within the college premises for spiritual needs.

Hospital & Medical Facilities

Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution

The Ad-Din Women’s Medical College Hospital is a cornerstone of women's healthcare in Bangladesh, offering students a massive clinical caseload.

  • Bed Capacity: A 500-bed tertiary care teaching hospital (expandable up to 700 beds), focusing primarily on maternal and child health.
  • Massive Patient Inflow: Due to the foundation's affordable healthcare model, the hospital sees thousands of patients daily, providing unrivaled clinical exposure.
  • Specialized Units:
  • NICU & SCANU: Features one of the largest and most advanced Neonatal Intensive Care Units in the country.
  • Burn & Plastic Surgery: A dedicated wing for complex reconstructive procedures.
  • Maternity Center: Renowned for its high volume of normal deliveries and specialized obstetric care.
  • Modern Diagnostics: Equipped with the latest MRI, CT-Scan, and a full-service diagnostic lab operating round the clock.

Fee Structure

State University Affordability

Ad-Din Women's Medical College is known for its transparent fee structure with no hidden costs or donation requirements.

Fee Category

Amount (Approx.)

Notes

Total Course Fee

$38,000 – $45,000 USD

Total tuition for the 5-year MBBS course (Foreign seats).

Admission Payment

$17,000 – $19,000 USD

One-time initial payment covering admission and development fees.

Installments

$5,000 USD/year

Remaining balance typically paid in 4 equal annual installments.

Hostel Fee

$120 – $150 USD/mo

Includes secure accommodation (AC options may be extra).

Living Budget

$200 – $300 USD/mo

Covers food, personal laundry, and minor city travel.


Scholarship

  • SAARC Merit Seats: Top-ranking students from SAARC countries (India, Nepal, etc.) can apply for subsidized seats through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Poor & Meritorious Fund: The Ad-din Foundation reserves a percentage of seats for underprivileged but highly talented local students.
  • Internal Excellence Awards: Performance-based rewards for students topping the Professional MBBS exams under Dhaka University.

City Details

  • The Vibe: Located in Maghbazar, students are in the middle of Dhaka’s urban life, with easy access to educational resources and shopping districts.
  • Connectivity:
  • Air: Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) is about 15 km away (approx. 45–60 mins travel).
  • Transport: Well-connected by the Dhaka Metro Rail and local transport apps for easy city navigation.

Hostel & Mess

  • Accommodation: Secure housing in buildings like Fahmida International Hostel and Nahar Villa, managed by a female superintendent.
  • Vibe: The atmosphere is academic and disciplined, with a strong emphasis on medical ethics and social responsibility.
  • Dining: Canteens provide hygienic meals with dedicated options for Indian-style cuisine to cater to the large Indian student population.
  • Social Responsibility: Students are encouraged to participate in community health camps and voluntary services organized by the Ad-din Foundation.

Miscellaneous

  • Academic System: Follows the 4-Phase Professional Examination system under the University of Dhaka.
  • Global Opportunities: Graduates are eligible for FMGE/NExT (India), USMLE (USA), and PLAB (UK).
  • Internship: A mandatory 1-year clinical rotation is conducted within the hospital, which is highly valued for its hands-on training.

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