Applicants need a minimum of SSC (Secondary School Certificate) or equivalent to enroll in this 6 or 12-month course.

The Physiotherapy or Pathology courses have options for 1-year or 3-year programs, depending on the level of expertise and certification desired.

This 12-month program provides hands-on training in patient care, focusing on bedside care and clinical practices.

This is a 3-year course, generally requiring HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) qualifications for admission, focusing on in-depth nursing techniques and patient care.

Both DMS (Diploma in Medical Science) and DMA (Diploma in Medical Assistance) can be completed in 1 or 3 years.

Yes, the 2-year Community Paramedic course is recognized under the Bangladesh Nursing and Midwifery Council, preparing students for rural and urban healthcare roles.

Pharmacy is the science and technique of preparing and dispensing medicines, and offering additional clinical services such as vaccinations, health screenings and advice on issues such as how to stop smoking or manage conditions such as diabetes and asthma.

The course provides foundational knowledge about caregiving, covering patient safety, personal care, and communication with patients.

This training focuses on skills required for non-professional caregivers, teaching family members how to care for their loved ones at home.

This course emphasizes maintaining safety in caregiving environments, focusing on the prevention of accidents and hygiene maintenance.

This course teaches essential home care practices, such as mobility assistance, daily living support, and medication management.

The Diploma in Caregiving typically lasts between 1 to 3 years, depending on the institution and course level.

The Diploma in Dental course can be taken over 1 or 3 years, with training focused on dental health care practices.