Eligibility for Appearing in Professional (University) Examinations

Professional (University) Examinations are held two times a year in May and November. Pre-requisites for appearing in the Professional Examinations:

 

Academic Year

First Professional MBBS Examination:

 
  • Completed the specified course in the subjects of the examination.
  • Attendance in 75% of the classes held (Lecture, Tutorial & Practical).
  • Obtained 60% mark in all three term examinations.
  • Certificate of good conduct from the heads of the departments.
  • Paid all college dues.
  • Paid university examination fees.

Second Professional MBBS Examination

 
  • Passed 1st Professional MBBS Examination in all subjects.
  • Completed the specified course in the subjects of the examination.
  • Attendance in 75% of the classes held (Lecture, Tutorial & Practical).
  • Obtained 60% mark in all three term examinations.
  • Certificate of good conduct from the heads of the departments.
  • Paid all college dues.
  • Paid university examination fees.

Third Professional MBBS Examination

 
  • Passed 2nd Professional MBBS Examination in all subjects.
  • Completed the specified course in the subjects of the examination.
  • Attendance in 75% of the classes held (Lecture, Tutorial & Practical).
  • Obtained 60% mark in all three term examinations.
  • Certificate of good conduct from the heads of the departments.
  • Paid all college dues.
  • Paid university examination fees.

Final Professional MBBS Examination

 
  • Passed 3rd Professional MBBS Examinations 12 months before the final professional examination and attended classes during this period.
  • Completed the specified course in the subjects of the examination.
  • Attendance in 75% of the classes held (Lecture, Tutorial & Practical).
  • Obtained 60% mark in all three term examinations.
  • Certificate of good conduct from the heads of the departments.
  • Paid all college dues.
  • Paid university examination fees.

Common Rules for Examinations

a
University professional MBBS examination will be started from May and November.
b
University professional MBBS examinations will be completed within the specified time of the concerned phase
c
Students who will appear first professional examination can attend the clinical class & other classes of second phase before passing first professional examination.
d
After passing all the subjects of first professional MBBS examination, students can appear in Second professional MBBS examination if all other prerequisites for appearing in second professional examination are fulfilled as per curriculum.
e
To appear in third professional MBBS examination students will have to pass all the subjects of the second professional MBBS examination and all other prerequisites for appearing in Third Professional MBBS examination must be fulfilled as per curriculum.
f
To appear in 4th (final) professional MBBS examination students have to pass all the subjects of previous 3rd professional MBBS examination if all other prerequisites are fulfilled. In the mean time students can attend clinical ward placement, teaching learning.

Internship:

I. After passing final professional MBBS examination students have to enroll for one year log book based mandatory rotatory internship programme. Internship programme will be more structured and supervised. It is compulsory to complete MBBS course & one year supervised internship programme to get permanent registration for doing independent practice.
II. MBBS graduates must join internship within one month after passing the final professional MBBS examination. Exception can be considered based on the only valid personal medical ground upon approval of the Director of the Medical College Hospital;
III. Within one year (12 months) of internship period 11 months at respective medical college hospital and one month at Upazila Health Complex (UHC)/field level.
IV. Timeline of completion of internship will be two years once after joining internship. i.e. it must be completed within two years from the starting date. Exception can be considered based on the only valid personal medical ground upon approval of the Principal of respective Medical College and Director of Medical College Hospital: