Few medical colleges in Bangladesh have as long a history as Dhaka National Medical College, founded in 1925 and formally re-established as a college in 1994. Affiliated with the University of Dhaka and approved by the BMDC, the college runs from its campus near Bahadur Shah Park in Dhaka. The university operates with an 850-bed multidisciplinary hospital used for student clinical postings. Its long-standing infrastructure, English-medium instruction, and comparatively lower fee structure have made it a steady choice among Indian students over the years. MBBS and BDS are the two undergraduate programs offered at DNMC. The MBBS course runs for 5 years, followed by a compulsory 1-year clinical internship, for a total duration of 6 years. Admission for Indian students is based on a qualifying NEET score along with the submission of the 12th-grade marksheet and passport. Annual fees average around USD 8,000, putting the total 6-year cost at approximately USD 48,000.