The medical and MBBS degree obtained by students from Bangladesh medical University are recognized by MCI. The students from India are able to come back and work in India.
Apart from moving abroad, there various fields of higher study someone can choose apart from MBBS in Bangladesh. In general people opt to go down after graduation for MS/MD in their area of specialization. The Medical degree obtained from Canada/USA is acceptable as an automatic qualification to practice in various countries like UK and Australia. But no foreign countries except some Asian and African countries accept Indian degrees.
It means, on completion of MBBS in Bangladesh, you can go for PG level (MD / MS) in the USA without clearing MCI Test. The PG degree completed in the USA would be valid in India as well as back there.it is all about your experience and skill, medical degrees are the combination of practical skill and knowledge. Where you can gain a lot of practical knowledge, it will be better for you to obtain practical skills. Along with the USA, UK. China, India offers many post-graduation degrees for international students.
A similar viewpoint has been shared by Dr. Tandra Talukder, a practicing Cardiologist for 30 years at the Azimpur Maternity Hospital. Emphasizing on the need for doctors to realize early on in their careers whether or not they want to change their field of profession, she says, “It will be a severe waste of time to want to change your profession half-way through after having finished MBBS. If you want to go for an unrelated subject or career, do it as soon as possible.” MBBS degrees take up more years than other bachelor’s degrees, so the sooner you make up your mind, the more time you save. Dr. Talukder adds “If you really want to leave the mainstream medical life, you can get an MPhil in a non-clinical subject such as microbiology, biotechnology, or others which will open many foreign doors for you. Although in this case, some foreign countries like Germany and the USA do not accept Bangladesh’s equivalent of an MBBS degree. So any doctor from Bangladesh who wants to practice abroad has to attend a license examination for that specific country. An added hurdle here is, scholarship or grant opportunities for these doctors are next to none. But if they want to enrol as a postgraduate student in basic subjects like microbiology, genetics, biomedical sciences, or public health, they will get some funding opportunities from both government and respective departments from countries like Australia, the USA, and Canada.”
If you have graduated with a decent grade, the scope of getting into the teaching profession is always open. Dr. Adit Chowdhury*, a faculty member at Anwar Khan Modern Medical College, says, “Non-practicing doctors can build their careers through teaching, an honorable and satisfying profession. Teachers of basic subjects of medical science like anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, community medicine, etc. usually do not engage themselves in practice, though they have opportunities to practice in their private chambers anytime, as they are registered with Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council. For someone set on this path, M.Phil. in a core subject is the specialized degree for basic medical science teaching.”
On asking if he would suggest young aspiring doctors take up jobs in research fields, he says, “Although clinical research options for MBBS in Bangladesh students is popular among students these days, success in the field depends entirely on your will to learn and invent, and on your passion for the subject. In developed countries like the USA, UK, Japan, etc. the academic curriculum of medical science is more research-oriented. So the undergraduate students from those countries have a piece of very good knowledge of research methodology and scientific studies, which isn’t the case for the students from our country. Nowadays, more doctors are joining the field of public health or research works but the number is not up to the mark. For this, I always encourage my juniors to come to this field as it gives us the opportunity to reveal the progress of our healthcare system to the world.”
Bangladesh is a nation where there is no consumption of alcohol and drug. It is considered illegal. It is the safest place for MBBS in Bangladesh for Indian students. The medium of teaching is English which is easy for students to comprehend. Preparation and food eating habits are similar to India. M.C.I and W.H.O recognized and recognition from Bangladesh medical and Dental council proves that this is the best alternative to study in Bangladesh. Any other medical college would be expensive than any other medical college. MBBS admission in Bangladesh for Indian students is similar to all the medical colleges in India like similar syllabus, similar books, similar study pattern, Duration of study and everything else.
Bangladesh is a South Asian country which is positioned at the east of India on the Bay of Bengal. Bangladesh is a land of Bengal, officially People Republic of Bangladesh and its capital is Dhaka. Bangladesh is famous for its lush green environment and several waterways. The three eminent rivers of Bengal flow through Bangladesh namely Ganga, Brahmaputra and the Meghan. It is the largest delta in the world. Bangladesh enormous forest and home of the Royal Bengal Tiger lies between Bangladesh and India. Climatic conditions are warm and replete with humidity and have a monsoon season that lasts from June to October and supplies abundant rainfall.
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