MBBS admission test today

Electronic devices banned in the test

The admission test for medical colleges under 2018-19 academic sessions will be held today. All preparations for holding the test have already been completed said Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) Director Prof Abdur  Rashid, adding as many as 65,919 admission seekers will appear in the intake test, reports BSS.

The test will be held from 10am to 11 am simultaneously at 19 centres across the country, including capital city Dhaka, he said. He said a group of specialist physicians and teachers prepared the question papers maintaining the highest confidentiality.

All the candidates must enter the examination centres within 9:30 am. This year, five marks will be curtailed for second time admission seekers. Bringing mobile phones, calculators, watches and any electronic device have been highly prohibited to the centres while students will be allowed to carry pens along with admit cards during the admission test.

A set of decisions have also been taken at a coordination meeting held at Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) headquarters in the capital on September 20 between police and the people involved in holding medical admission test.

Chaired by the meeting, DMP Commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia assured of taking necessary measures to hold the medical admission test in a transparent manner. Cyber unit of the DMP and different intelligence agencies are ready to prevent any sort of rumour and propaganda about the test using social networking sites. In line with decisions, no guardian will be allowed to enter exam centres and stay inside or outside of the centres. No examinee will be allowed to enter the centre after 9.30 am as the gates of the centres will be opened 8:30 am.  DMP yesterday also issued a car parking management plan as it has expected a huge rush of private cars centering the MBBS admission test.

A total of 34,740 examinees are expecting to take part in the admission test in nine centres in Dhaka. Of them, 9,999 will sit for the test at Art, Lecture Theater, Business Studies, and Social Science buildings of Dhaka University, 5,741 at Dhaka

College and Government Laboratory High School, 6000 at Eden Mohila College, 8000 at Tejgaon College, and 5000 at Motjheel Ideal School and College. The DMP, in a press release, signed by its commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia has requested the guardians to come out of their houses for exam centres with taking appropriate time in hand to avoid traffic jam.

The DMP has fixed some points for parking of vehicles for guardians of the examinees. Fixed parking zones-- the vehicles carrying the examinees of Dhaka University Centre can be parked in Westside of road from Malchattar and Jagannath Hall to Palashi.

Examinees at Eden Mohila College centre will be allowed to park their vehicles at Eastside from Nilkheet to Palashi Crossing while examinees at Dhaka College and Government Laboratory High School can park their vehicles from Elephant Road to Gauchhiya.

MBBS admission test today

Electronic devices banned in the test

The admission test for medical colleges under 2018-19 academic sessions will be held today. All preparations for holding the test have already been completed said Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) Director Prof Abdur Rashid, adding as many as 65,919 admission seekers will appear in the intake test, reports BSS. The test will be held from 10am to 11 am simultaneously at 19 centres across the country, including capital city Dhaka, he said. He said a group of specialist physicians and teachers prepared the question papers maintaining the highest confidentiality. All the candidates must enter the examination centres within 9:30 am. This year, five marks will be curtailed for second time admission seekers. Bringing mobile phones, calculators, watches and any electronic device have been highly prohibited to the centres while students will be allowed to carry pens along with admit cards during the admission test. A set of decisions have also been taken at a coordination meeting held at Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) headquarters in the capital on September 20 between police and the people involved in holding medical admission test. Chaired by the meeting, DMP Commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia assured of taking necessary measures to hold the medical admission test in a transparent manner. Cyber unit of the DMP and different intelligence agencies are ready to prevent any sort of rumour and propaganda about the test using social networking sites. In line with decisions, no guardian will be allowed to enter exam centres and stay inside or outside of the centres. No examinee will be allowed to enter the centre after 9.30 am as the gates of the centres will be opened 8:30 am. DMP yesterday also issued a car parking management plan as it has expected a huge rush of private cars centering the MBBS admission test. A total of 34,740 examinees are expecting to take part in the admission test in nine centres in Dhaka. Of them, 9,999 will sit for the test at Art, Lecture Theater, Business Studies, and Social Science buildings of Dhaka University, 5,741 at Dhaka College and Government Laboratory High School, 6000 at Eden Mohila College, 8000 at Tejgaon College, and 5000 at Motjheel Ideal School and College. The DMP, in a press release, signed by its commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia has requested the guardians to come out of their houses for exam centres with taking appropriate time in hand to avoid traffic jam. The DMP has fixed some points for parking of vehicles for guardians of the examinees. Fixed parking zones-- the vehicles carrying the examinees of Dhaka University Centre can be parked in Westside of road from Malchattar and Jagannath Hall to Palashi. Examinees at Eden Mohila College centre will be allowed to park their vehicles at Eastside from Nilkheet to Palashi Crossing while examinees at Dhaka College and Government Laboratory High School can park their vehicles from Elephant Road to Gauchhiya.