List of Medical Courses After 12th for Bangladeshi Students

The medical field is a diverse field where students can choose from various options. Treating people and saving lives is a noble job and thus, studying medicine is an honour for any student.
Medical courses are great and should be pursued by students interested in working with the body, treatment, or biology. It mainly deals with in-depth study of various biological topics and can help students become professionals that help others. 

List of Medical Courses available after 12th

A student can pursue multiple diplomas, certificates and undergraduate medical courses after class 12th. The only difference to keep in mind is that diploma and certificate courses are comparatively shorter in duration and less detailed than undergraduate courses. These courses are great for students who wish to get jobs right after graduation.

Following is a list of various medical courses that one can opt for right after class 12th, along with a brief explanation:

• Diploma in Nursing: This course is a 3-year long course that focuses on the fundamentals of nursing.
• Bachelor in medicine: This is a 5.5 year-long course (with MBBS) and includes a mandatory 1-year internship. It deals with the study of medicine.
• Bachelor in surgery: This is a 5.5 year-long course (with MBBS) and consists of compulsory 1-year training. Students pursuing this course can become surgeons in the future.
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy: This is a 4-year course and a 6-month mandatory internship. It deals with the study of physical movements.
• B.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Technology: This is a 3-year long course that deals with the study of medical equipment and its operations.
• Bachelor in Dental Surgery: This is a 5-year long course with a 1-year mandatory internship. Students pursuing this course can become dentists.
• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery: This is a 5.5year-long course and includes 1-year compulsory training. It focuses on the exhaustive investigation of life structures with medication.
• Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery: This is a 5.5 year-long course and includes a mandatory 1-year internship. Its study is based on the self-healing power of the body.
• Bachelor of Veterinary: This is a 5.5year-long course and consists of a compulsory six month 1year internship. It deals with the science of curing animals.
• Bachelor of Pharmacy: This is a 4-year long course dealing with the study of drugs and their production.

Diploma Medical Courses after 12th

Diploma courses are shorter in duration than undergraduate courses lasting 2-3 years. They are great for students to wish to get a job as quickly as possible. Students can get admitted to diploma courses by either giving entrance exams or based on their marks.

Given below is the list of diploma courses after 12th:

UG Medical Courses after 12th

Undergraduate courses are the best option for any student who wishes to pursue medical courses. It usually ranges from 3 to 5.5 years and includes mandatory internships for a fixed period, i.e. six months to 1 year.

A student can get admitted to an undergraduate course by entrance exams and based on marks. Each college follows its procedure for admission that is distinct from others.

After graduation, a student has two options: work or pursue a master's degree.

Following is a list of some of the top undergraduate programs:

PG Medical Courses after Graduation

After completing their undergraduate courses like MBBS, various students like to move on to pursue their masters. This is also known as a postgraduate course.

Students can get admitted to PG courses either via entrance exams or based on merit. Some colleges also offer postgraduate diploma programs, which last for 2-3 years.

There are three main types of doctoral courses, i.e. Doctor Of Medicine (MD), Master Of Surgery (MS) and PG Diploma.

Given below is a list of some of them:

Entrance Exams to Study Medical in Abroad

Studying medical abroad is a dream for many students. A student can get admission to abroad universities only if their score is a minimum of 50% in class 12th in subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. They also need to give various entrance exams and English proficiency exams like TOEFL Exam, IELTS Exam, PTE Exam and OET Exam.

But to study abroad, one needs to keep their budget in mind as abroad universities can be costly and provide the best faculty and other facilities.

Following are some exams that one can give to pursue medical courses in abroad colleges:

• IMAT (International Medical Admissions Test)
• MCAT (Medical Colleges Admission Test)
• OMET(Overseas Medical Entrance Test)
• USMLE (the United States Medical Licensing Examination)

Given below are some of the best publicly-funded abroad universities that a student can opt for to study medical abroad:

Jobs & Salary for Medicine Abroad

Most of the freshers gain at least one year of experience from the mandatory internships thus can get jobs in various hospitals and institutes with a starting salary of 6500 USD.

Following is a list of some of the essential professions along with their wages:

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