Mymensingh Medical College is a government medical college in Bangladesh. It is located in the Mymensingh District of the Dhaka Division. Mymensingh Medical Journal is the official journal of Mymensingh Medical College which is an Index Medicus/MEDLINE enlisted journal.
Lytton Medical School
During the later part of the British India, it was felt that the people of the north-eastern region needed the services of qualified medical personnel. The then Campbell Medical School of Calcutta and Mitford Medical School of Dhaka were unable to cater for the needs of the growing population. With this background the third medical school for the region, was established in 1924 in Mymensingh, after the world war-1, by the EARL OF LYTTON, the then Governor of Bengal. This school was named as Lytton Medical School to run four year course of Licentiate of Medical Faculty (LMF). This course of LMF continued till 1962, when it was upgraded to a five-year undergraduate medical course under Dhaka University and the school was renamed as Mymensingh Medical College.
Situated 120 km away from the north of the capital city Dhaka, Mymensingh has a rich historical heritage. Having been once the administrative head quarter of the largest district in the whole of Indo-Pak subcontinent during the British rule, this district town has gradually developed itself from a sleepy quiet little town (declared a Municipality in 1869) of Rajas and Maharajas, Zaminders (landlords) and tenants and other professional into a big town, having all kinds of educational and institutions.
Standing on the southern and eastern bank of old Brahmaputra river the town offers a very convenient communication network of railway and roads with the rest of the country. Two hours drive away from Dhaka makes it one of the nearest and most accessible of all the district towns.
Mymensingh takes pride in the Jainul Abedin Art Gallery which has on its walls some of the finest works in water color by renowned painter, Jainul Abedin.
Among its other attractions is the Madhupur National park which is 35 km away to the north-east. It is a very popular picnic spot during the winter.
Milestones of Mymensingh Medical College
1924 Establishment of Lytton Medical School
1962 Upgrading of Lytton Medical School to Mymensingh Medical College.
1970 Indoor Service of Mymensingh Medical College Hospital started
1972 Shifting of college to the present campus
1979 Inception of department of Orthopaedics
1981 Inception of Family Planning Model Clinic in the hospital
1988 Inception of department of Cardiology
1992 Establishment of Centre for Nuclear Medicine & Ultrasound.Departments of Microbiology & Biochemistry began their activities as separate departments
2000 Diploma in Child Health (DCH) was started as the first Postgraduate course.Inception of departments of Neuromedicine, Neurosurgery, Nephrology, Endocrine Medicine & Paediatric Surgery
2002 27 Postgraduate courses (MD, MS, MPH, M Phil, Diploma) began to run under the auspices of the present government Mymensingh Medical Journal was indexed in Index Medicus, MEDLINE & Pub Med and began to be available online in the USA & throughout the world
2003 Internet was introduced & whole college came under a local Computer Network
Admission
Admission Undergraduate: MBBS course For Bangladeshi students: Admission test is conducted centrally by Director of Medical Education under DGHS. Admission consists of written MCQ. Well advertised in the daily newspapers of the country. For Foreign students: Admission is through Embassy of Bangladesh in respective countries. Academic calendar for different years is maintained by respective departments. Post Graduate : MD, MS, M Phil, Diploma courses Admission test is conducted by Medical College. Admission consists of written MCQ exam. Well advertised in the daily newspapers of the country and in this website. Sessions : two January session : MS, MD courses Admission test : Last Friday of September July session : M Phil & Diploma courses Admission test : Last Friday of March.
Institution
The hospital has the following departments : Anaesthesiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Transfusion Medicine, Community Medicine, Cardiology, Dermatology, ENT, Endocrine Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, Gastrointestinal&Liver Disease, Microbiology, Medicine, Nephrology, Neurosurgery, Neuromedicine, Nuclear Medicine, Ophthalmology, Ortho-surgery, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Psychiatry, Paediatrics, Physical Medicine, Paediatric Surgery, Radiotherapy, Radiology and Imaging, Surgery, Urology.
Lytton Medical School
During the later part of the British India, it was felt that the people of the north-eastern region needed the services of qualified medical personnel. The then Campbell Medical School of Calcutta and Mitford Medical School of Dhaka were unable to cater for the needs of the growing population. With this background the third medical school for the region, was established in 1924 in Mymensingh, after the world war-1, by the EARL OF LYTTON, the then Governor of Bengal. This school was named as Lytton Medical School to run four year course of Licentiate of Medical Faculty (LMF). This course of LMF continued till 1962, when it was upgraded to a five-year undergraduate medical course under Dhaka University and the school was renamed as Mymensingh Medical College.
Situated 120 km away from the north of the capital city Dhaka, Mymensingh has a rich historical heritage. Having been once the administrative head quarter of the largest district in the whole of Indo-Pak subcontinent during the British rule, this district town has gradually developed itself from a sleepy quiet little town (declared a Municipality in 1869) of Rajas and Maharajas, Zaminders (landlords) and tenants and other professional into a big town, having all kinds of educational and institutions.
Standing on the southern and eastern bank of old Brahmaputra river the town offers a very convenient communication network of railway and roads with the rest of the country. Two hours drive away from Dhaka makes it one of the nearest and most accessible of all the district towns.
Mymensingh takes pride in the Jainul Abedin Art Gallery which has on its walls some of the finest works in water color by renowned painter, Jainul Abedin.
Among its other attractions is the Madhupur National park which is 35 km away to the north-east. It is a very popular picnic spot during the winter.
Milestones of Mymensingh Medical College
1924 Establishment of Lytton Medical School
1962 Upgrading of Lytton Medical School to Mymensingh Medical College.
1970 Indoor Service of Mymensingh Medical College Hospital started
1972 Shifting of college to the present campus
1979 Inception of department of Orthopaedics
1981 Inception of Family Planning Model Clinic in the hospital
1988 Inception of department of Cardiology
1992 Establishment of Centre for Nuclear Medicine & Ultrasound.Departments of Microbiology & Biochemistry began their activities as separate departments
2000 Diploma in Child Health (DCH) was started as the first Postgraduate course.Inception of departments of Neuromedicine, Neurosurgery, Nephrology, Endocrine Medicine & Paediatric Surgery
2002 27 Postgraduate courses (MD, MS, MPH, M Phil, Diploma) began to run under the auspices of the present government Mymensingh Medical Journal was indexed in Index Medicus, MEDLINE & Pub Med and began to be available online in the USA & throughout the world
2003 Internet was introduced & whole college came under a local Computer Network
Admission
Admission Undergraduate: MBBS course For Bangladeshi students: Admission test is conducted centrally by Director of Medical Education under DGHS. Admission consists of written MCQ. Well advertised in the daily newspapers of the country. For Foreign students: Admission is through Embassy of Bangladesh in respective countries. Academic calendar for different years is maintained by respective departments. Post Graduate : MD, MS, M Phil, Diploma courses Admission test is conducted by Medical College. Admission consists of written MCQ exam. Well advertised in the daily newspapers of the country and in this website. Sessions : two January session : MS, MD courses Admission test : Last Friday of September July session : M Phil & Diploma courses Admission test : Last Friday of March.
Institution
The hospital has the following departments : Anaesthesiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Transfusion Medicine, Community Medicine, Cardiology, Dermatology, ENT, Endocrine Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, Gastrointestinal&Liver Disease, Microbiology, Medicine, Nephrology, Neurosurgery, Neuromedicine, Nuclear Medicine, Ophthalmology, Ortho-surgery, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Psychiatry, Paediatrics, Physical Medicine, Paediatric Surgery, Radiotherapy, Radiology and Imaging, Surgery, Urology.
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