The concept of a Medical College exclusively for women is not a new one, particularly in Medical College for Women and Hospital Bangladesh socio-cultural background. There are examples of such medical colleges in neighboring countries. There is already awareness in the society for the enhancement of technical education in the female population. The Bangladesh Government has already taken positive steps in the field of teachers training in education sector. At present the female quota of admission in medical colleges is far too low and as such many talented girls could not be admitted in this noble profession. Moreover there are conservative families who want to educate their female children in an atmosphere like this.

There will be also a training center for nurses & paramedics in this complex, so that a good number of students will be trained in nursing and other specialties that will fill the demands of nurses and other specialties in the government, non-government hospitals and foreign countries. This Medical College & Hospital has already created a job opportunity for about 300 doctors, 100 nurses, paramedics and other technical and non-technical persons directly. It will thus help to develop the National Economy (GDP).

The proposed hospital, of this Medical College will ultimately cater for 500 beds with all specialties like Intensive Care Unit, Coronary Care Unit, Kidney Unit, Neuro-surgical Unit etc. The Hospital will provide the laboratory facilities and the immunization facilities to the society. It will add to a demand in the Health Services to the people and will also save foreign travels and foreign exchange in near future. This whole project is a non-profitable, voluntary, social work & self income generating. The source of income is from trustee fund and later on voluntary donations, student’s tuition fees and development charges, patient’s payments for hospital treatment, NGOs and from any other legal sources when offered.

The aims of the medical college for women and hospital bangladesh is to teach specially selected female candidates for five academic years according to the syllabus laid down by Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC) for MBBS degree to be conferred by the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh and then impart training of closely supervised internship for one year to create high quality career doctors for the nation.

• Minimum 60% aggregate score in PCB subjects.
• Minimum 17 years of age as of 31st December in admission year.
• Qualifying NEET score.

• 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.