The Dhaka National Medical College inherits her glorious predecessor the Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital, which was established in 1925 as a part of Non-cooperation movement of the Indian Sub-continent against the British colonial rule, organized jointly by the Indian National Congress and the Indian Muslim League under the Leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, Mawlana Muhammad Ali and Mawlana Sawkat Ali.

Along with other programs the Non-cooperation movement urged upon the People of the sub-continent to boycott educational institutions established and administered by British Govt. and to establish National Schools, Colleges and Institutes for modern scientific education by the local people themselves. Accordingly two Medical Institute were established in the Bengal Province for producing National Doctors of modern medicine. One such Medical Institute was at Calcutta, named Calcutta National Medical Institute Hospital and the other at Dhaka, named Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital.

Behind the establishment of this prestigious Dhaka National Medical Institute Hospital which still stores the visitors book containing the blessings with own hand writing of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Srimatij Poddaja Naidu, great Brammachari and many other freedom fighters of Indian Independence movement.

When, quit India Movement was at its peak and movement of “Boycott all British” was very strong, at that time with the leadership of some famous sons of Bengal like Sir Prafulla Chandra Ray, Khawaja Nazimuddin KCIE, Dr. J.C. Ghosh, Jogesh Chandra Das and many others in 1925, this National Medical Institute Hospital was established at 53 Johnson Road and they started producing National Doctors as a sign of “Boycott all British” including the medical Institutions. Since then this Institution was producing National doctors and was serving a vast population of East Bengal.

A Candidate needs to be more than 17 years of age.
Candidate must have completed their 12th with PCB along with English.
A candidate must have qualified for the NEET UG examination.
A candidate holds a good moral character.

• Each dorm room accommodates 2-3 students, ensuring a balance of privacy and camaraderie.
• Boys' and girls' hostels are separated, prioritizing safety and comfort.
• Indian festivals are celebrated with enthusiasm, fostering a vibrant cultural atmosphere.
• Indian food is available in the dorm, providing a taste of home for students.
• The hostel cafeteria offers three meals throughout the day.
• All dorm rooms are fully air-conditioned for a comfortable living environment.
• High-speed internet connection is provided for convenient connectivity.
• Hot and cold water supply is available at all times.
• The centralized heating system ensures warmth during colder months.
• Students have access to a kitchen for cooking their own meals.
• Laundry facilities are provided on the premises.
• Zero-tolerance policy for ragging promotes a safe and inclusive environment.