Long before it was a medical college, Enam was just a clinic, set up by an MD. Enamur Rahman was back in 1989 in Savar. It took until 2003 for that to formally become Enam Medical College. The university is recognised by multiple global authorities, including the University of Dhaka, the BMDC, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the World Health Organisation, and the National Medical Commission, providing opportunities for global medicine practice. The MBBS course duration at Enam integrates five years of academic coursework, then a mandatory one-year internship, six years total, entirely taught in English. Tuition, food, and hostel combined across the full course come to roughly USD 51,000. There's no separate entrance test that the university conducts by itself; a qualifying NEET score and the NMC eligibility criteria are what the admission process actually runs on.