Community Based Medical College

The Community Health Foundation Bangladesh (CHFB) was founded in Mymensingh in 1994 by thirty philanthropic individuals from various professions, led by the late Professor Dr. AIM Mafakhkharul Islam, who often said, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step."

Community Based Medical College Bangladesh (CBMCB) is a part of CHFB, aiming to contribute to health and science by improving quality of life and the environment.The college is located in Winnerpar, 10 km from Mymensingh town, along the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway, and is easily accessible by public transport from both Dhaka and Mymensingh.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission to Community Based Medical College

Indian students should follow the NMC (MCI) guidelines to study MBBS in Bangladesh. Here’s what you need:

●           Passed 10th and 12th grades from a recognized board.

●           At least 60% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

●           At least 17 years old by December 31st of the admission year.

●           Must have passed the NEET UG exam in the admission year.

Admission Process

1.    Complete the admission form and submit the required documents to the university.

2.    Get an admission or invitation letter from the university.

3.    Submit your passport and other supporting documents to get a student visa.

4.    Pay your first-year tuition fees. If you need a loan, Infinity Eduversity will assist you.

5.    Pack your essentials for your stay in Bangladesh.

6.      Fly to Bangladesh and start your MBBS journey.

Documents Required for Admission

●           10th mark sheet and certificate

●           11th mark sheet

●           12th mark sheet and certificate

●           Original passport

●           Police clearance certificate

●           Affidavit (sponsorship)

●           Bank statement (last six months)

●           University admission letter

●           University fee confirmation letter

●           Equivalence certificate (from the university)

●           University admission form

●           Visa application form

●           12 photographs (matte paper)

●           Equivalence TT copy

●           University fee TT copy

●           Demand draft in favour of the Bangladesh High Commission

About Campus

The cost of living in Bangladesh is quite low, making it a great option for international students. Whether you choose on-campus or off-campus housing, living expenses are affordable. Dhaka, in particular, is one of the least expensive cities in the world, and students can live comfortably on a monthly budget of around $300.

For food and housekeeping, students can expect to spend between $150 and $225 per month. This estimate is based on spending about $5 to $7.50 per day for three meals. If you cook your meals and share costs with friends, you can save even more. Local foods, like rice and noodles, are very cheap, costing between $0.50 and $2.50 at street food stalls or cafes. A meal at a

mid-range restaurant typically costs between $2.50 and $5.

For transportation, students living on or near campus may not need to travel far for classes. However, if you do need to travel, public transportation costs about $10 to $20 per month.

Why Choose Infinity Eduversity?

Particularly for MBBS students, The Infinity Eduversity assists students in realising their ambition of studying overseas. With over ten years of experience, they provide complete assistance at every stage of the procedure. To guarantee a seamless admissions process, their team of specialists walks students through each step step-by-step.

The organisation offers Indian students an up-to-date list of the top universities overseas. They provide incredible services like assistance with travel and visa arrangements, support getting into desired universities, and advice on scholarships.