Medical college admission application time is not being extended
Medical college admission application time is not being extended. Officials of the Department of Health Education have said that the number of applications for admission in government and private medical colleges in the country is not increasing in 2021-22. They say there is no chance of amending the policy once it is made. The application deadline will end on March 10 at 11:59 pm. Since then, the candidates who have applied for the re-examination of HSC and equivalent examination results have demanded an extension of the application period by a few days. The results of the HSC re-examination will be released on March 13. This year’s medical admission application has started at 10 am on 28th February. As of 6 pm on Thursday (March 3), more than 120,000 students had applied for admission. However, one lakh 19 thousand 69 people have deposited money.
Admission test tickets can be downloaded from 26 to 29 March. The admission test will be held simultaneously across the country from 10 am to 11 am on April 1. Certificates of Bangladeshi nationals who have passed SSC and HSC examinations from foreign education activities should be equated. For this, you have to deposit two thousand rupees and apply with the director of the health education department (medical education and manpower development).
Those who have passed HSC and equivalent examinations (including Physics, Chemistry, Biology) in 2020 or 2021 can apply for admission. GPA obtained in SSC and HSC or equivalent examinations will be assessed by determining the total as 200 marks. In this case, 75 marks have been fixed for GPA obtained in SSC and 125 marks for GPA obtained in HSC. A merit list will be prepared on the basis of a total of 300 marks.
The admission test will be held at number 100. You have to answer 100 MCQ questions in the exam. The value of each question is 1. MCQ test will be in 1 hour. The medical admission test will have 20 marks in Physics, 25 marks in Chemistry, 30 marks in Biology, 15 marks in English, and 10 marks in general knowledge, history, and Liberation War (100 in total). Must get a minimum of 40 marks out of 100 marks in the written tests. Less than this will be considered unsuccessful. Only the successful candidates will be declared with the merit list.
