Setting
Jashore is a district city in southwestern Bangladesh.
A private women's medical college in Pulerhat, Jashore, run by the Ad-din Foundation.
Ad-din Sakina Women's Medical College, in Pulerhat, Jashore, is run by the Ad-din Foundation. Its fee sheet, dated 5 July 2025, sets out the MBBS fee structure for foreign students for the 2025-2026 session.
Bangladesh offers proximity to India, cultural familiarity and a patient environment relevant to South Asia. Admission thresholds, seat availability and fee structures differ significantly by institution.

Jashore is a district city in southwestern Bangladesh.
An established base of Indian and South Asian medical students in the region.
A subtropical monsoon climate, broadly similar to eastern India.
A large, well-established Indian student community across Bangladesh's medical colleges.
Generally moderate food, transport and accommodation costs, broadly comparable to Indian cities.
Short flights and land-border access from India, supporting frequent travel home during breaks.
A listing or accreditation reference must be checked directly for the exact programme and current intake.
Indian applicants must meet the prevailing National Medical Commission (India) eligibility requirements before admission.
The MBBS programme in Bangladesh is 5 years academic plus a 1-year compulsory internship (6 years total); confirm the exact structure and any optional/refundable internship-allowance terms directly with the college.
Confirm the current fee schedule, hostel policy and intake dates directly with the college before making any payment — figures and instalment dates are frequently revised.
This page summarises figures from fee sheets and offer letters provided to Yodhapath for the 2025-26/2026-27 intake; all figures require current written confirmation.
All amounts are shown exactly as presented in the university's fee sheet and require current written confirmation.
| Instalment | Due | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Booking money | Before admission | $5,000 |
| At the time of admission | - | $8,000 |
| 1st Instalment | 15 January 2026 | $5,000 |
| 2nd Instalment | 15 January 2027 | $5,000 |
| 3rd Instalment | 15 January 2028 | $5,000 |
| 4th Instalment | 15 January 2029 | $5,000 |
| Total programme cost | Total 5-year MBBS course fee, per the fee sheet: $33,000 | |
Accommodation and food charged separately by room type: Premium room $150/month; AC double/4-bed room $140/month; Non-AC room $120/month, plus a $20/month utility bill for normal rooms.
Hostel security fee: $100 (one-time, non-refundable).
Free internship training provided after course completion, though without any honorarium/salary for foreign intern doctors.
One-time charges payable in India, per every fee sheet's footer: approximately ₹1,50,000 plus the air ticket — covering admission seat reservation, MEA apostille attestation on the admission letter, invitation documentation, visa charges in India, 6 years' guidance, document translation, airport pickup, hostel allotment and miscellaneous support.
Yodhapath supports a structured transition, clearer cost planning and practical help so students can focus on study and career growth.
Application processing, verification, offer letter, translations, notarisation, apostille, legalisation, education-ministry and immigration support, invitations, visa assistance and document review.
Flight-booking guidance, airport pickup and transport to the university or hostel.
Assistance with timely and secure tuition-fee payments.
University hostel booking and assistance for students choosing private accommodation.
University registration, local ID and police registration, mentorship and counselling.
Degree attestation, embassy verification, residency and licensing-exam guidance, and alumni networking.
Compare the exact entry route, total cost, and Indian regulatory requirements with a Yodhapath counsellor.