Eastern Medical College

Eastern Medical College

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Quick highlights about Eastern Medical College & Hospital

Year of Establishment	2005
University Type	Private
Affiliated	University of Chittagong
Recognition	WHO, BMDC and NMC
Eligibility	60% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology Aggregate
Course Duration	5 Year
NEET	Yes, with qualifying marks
IELTS/TOFEL	Not Required
Medium of Teaching	English

Eligibility criteria reserved for Indian students to take admission in MBBS at Eastern Medical College stated as follows :

Qualifying examinations (HSLC/'A' level) or equivalent examinations must have been passed.
SSC/'O' level or equivalent examination completed .
HSC/'A' level or equivalent examination completed .
Minimum aggregate GPA in SSC/'O' level or equivalent examinations, as well as HSC/'A' level or equivalent examinations: 7:00 (seven)
Minimum GPA in SSC/'O' level or equivalent examinations and HSC/'A' level or equivalent examinations: 3.0
Minimum Biology GPA 3.5 This means that no one will be admitted with less than a 60 in Biology.
Only the top five subjects are considered for GPA calculation against the mark obtained in the SSC/'O' level or equivalent exam. As a result, the GPA at 'O' level equals (total marks obtained in the top five subjects)/5.
If the GPA is less than 5, an optional subject will be considered (five).
Only three subjects (physics, chemistry, and biology) are considered for GPA calculation against the mark obtained in the HSC/'A' level or equivalent exam. As a result, the GPA at 'A' level equals (total marks obtained in top three subjects)/3.
Students must bring the qualifying marks from their NEET examination.

Eastern Medical School Bangladesh Hospital has a multi-story hostel structure with modern amenities. Boys and girls have their hostels. Eastern Medical College Bangladesh Hostel & Accommodation is listed below:

Living Cost

The low cost of living is a significant benefit for international students who choose to study in Bangladesh. The entire cost of lodging, whether on-campus or off-campus, is quite low. While the real cost of living will vary depending on where you live and your lifestyle, students will be relieved to learn that Dhaka is one of the least costly cities in the world to live in. A monthly budget of US$300 will provide most students with a pretty comfortable existence in Bangladesh.

Food and housekeeping

Your food and housekeeping costs are projected to be between $150 and 225 USD. This is based on (US$5-7.50) per day for three meals. Naturally, if you prepare and divide the costs with your buddies, it will be less expensive. Local foods such as rice and noodles cost between (US$0.5-2.50) at food booths or coffee cafes. Dinner in a mid-range restaurant will cost between US$2.5 and $5.

Public transportation

Students who live on or near campus may not have to travel to and from classes. Other types of travel, on the other hand, may cost around (US$ 10-20) each month.