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I am grateful to you for the opportunity you have given me to serve you.” National Professor Mohammad Ibrahim Prof. Mohammad Ibrahim’s contribution in the field of medicine in general and diabetes, in particular, has been nothing less than phenomenal.
He was a successful physician, a gifted teacher, a talented organizer and a great social reformer. Prof. Ibrahim was the founder of the Diabetic Association of Pakistan and later of Bangladesh. With his initiative Diabetic Association’s small outpatient clinic at Segunbagicha, has grown over the years into the imposing prestigious BIRDEM at Shahbagh,
presently designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre on Diabetes, Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders, only of its kind in Asia.
BIRDEM’s long journey from Segunbaghicha to Shahbagh is a tale of dedication and devotion of Prof. Md. Ibrahim. He was a great physician. His humility to his patients was genuine. He used to say to his humblest of patients ‘I am grateful to you for the opportunity you have given me to serve you’. Deep empathy and compassion were characteristics of his dealing with his patients, especially those who were poorand in pain.
As a teacher, he always laid emphasis on punctuality, discipline, devotion to duty and practice rather than precept. Prof. Ibrahim instilled confidence and trust in his students and helped them to inculcate the habit of deducting reasoning, inquiry and adherence to clinical methods. Prof. Ibrahim was the Chairman of Pakistan Medical Research Council and of Pakistan National Science Council from 1969-1971.
He also served as President of Bangladesh Association of Scientists and Scientific Professions, President of Bangladesh College of Physicians & Surgeons and Vice-President of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences.
He was Adviser (Minister) of the Ministry of Health and Population Control in the mid-seventies. In 1984, The Government of Bangladesh honoured him by appointing the first National Professor from amongst the physicians.
Prof. Ibrahim always believed that an institution achieves its goal and excellence not by bricks and mortars, nor by machines or metals but by their human resources and he spent all his life in developing these human resources.
Ibrahim Medical College is yef another Institute of The Diabetic Association of Bangladesh dedicated to his memory and committed to develop the human resources for health of the highest order, true to the ideals of Prof. Ibrahim.
Ibrahim Medical College (The Trend Setting Institute) Nation has a commitment to develop an equitable health care system to ensure ‘Health for All’ and sustainable quality of life for the people of Bangladesh.
To translate this commitment into a reality we need caring, skilled, confident, devoted and high quality medical professionals.
To fulfill this purpose, Ibrahim Medical College (IMC) has established at 1/1, Ibrahim Sarani, Shegunbaghicha in the year 2002 by Bangladesh Diabetic Samity (BADAS) after the name of late national professor Dr. Md. Ibrahim v/ho was a legendry physician, teacher and social reformer. BADAS has established Ibrahim Medical College with a vision to develop it as a ‘trend-setter’ medical institution in terms of high standard of medical education and research.
IMC has a large and experienced faculty members with a well equipped college and a multi-disciplinary hospital facility. BIRDEM General Hospital which is a about 700 bed multi-disciplinary hospital complex at Shahbagh is the teaching hospital of IMC.
The hospital has been recognized nationally and internationally as a centre of excellence for medical services and research and has been designated as a World Health Organization (WHO) collaborating centre on diabetes and endocrine disorders.
Vision:
Mission: To achieve and maintain excellence in medical education by
Ibrahim Medical College & BIRDEM General Hospital has been accorded:
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION IMC has been listed in the International Medical Education Directory (IMED) and Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER), which will enable our graduates to appear in USMLE, PLAB, AMC and other entrance examinations abroad.
The College is now temporarily located at an annex 8-storied building close to its teaching hospital BIRDEM at Shahbagh in central Dhaka. The college is housed in the 3rd to 7th floors of the annex building while its ground, 1st and 2nd floors are reserved for parking.
The departments are well furnished, fully air conditioned and adequately equipped to accommodate Class rooms. Dissection hall. Laboratories, Museums & Library. Each department has been provided with computers having internet facilities with access to Hinari, Scanner, OHP and other audiovisual aids.
All the lecture rooms are equipped with audiovisual equipments including multimedia set up. The permanent campus of the college is now under construction at Segunbaghicha very close to Shahbagh, the same place where in 1956 the Diabetic Association of Bangladesh was established.
IMC was established to create an environment and culture that is conducive tor achieving excellence in not only academic and research field but also in creativity and innovativeness.
Since its inception, the institution has successfully contributed towards excellence in medical education and research. A few of these are mentioned below:
Academic performance of the students
| Batch | Examination | Numbers appeared | Numbers Passed | % Passed | Merit Positions / Honours |
| IM-1 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2004 (Old Curriculum) | 50 | 42 | 84 | *3 Merit Positions (5th, 7th & 8th) *5 Honours in Anatomy |
| IM-2 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2005 (New Curriculum) | 44 | 34 | 77.27 | *1 Merit Positions (10th) *19 Honours 6 in Anatomy 10 in Physiology 13 in Biochemistry |
| IM-3 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2006 (New Curriculum) | 48 | 40 | 83.33 | *17 Honours 14 in Anatomy 14 in Physiology 3 in Biochemistry |
| IM-4 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2007 (New Curriculum) | 64 | 57 | 89.06 | *26 Honours (5 All subject) 17 in Anatomy 21 in Physiology 6 in Biochemistry |
| IM-5 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2008 (New Curriculum) | 72 | 64 | 88.90 | |
| IM-6 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2008 (New Curriculum) | 89 | 77 | 86.52 | *1 Honours in Anatomy |
| IM-7 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2009 (New Curriculum) | 78 | 72 | 86.52 | 2 Merit Positions (3rd & 6th) |
| IM-8 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2010 (New Curriculum) | 82 | 72 | 87.80 | 3 Merit Positions (4th, 7th & 8th) 1 Hons in Biochemistry |
| IM-9 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2011 (New Curriculum) | 108 | 86 | 79.60 | 1 Merit Position (10th) |
| IM-10 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2012 (New Curriculum) | 101 | 82 | 81.20 | 1 Honours in Physiology |
| IM-11 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2013 (New Curriculum) | 103 | 85 | 82.52 | 1 Merit Position (9th) 2 Honours in Anatomy |
| IM-12 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2014 (New Curriculum) | 112 | 99 | 88.39 | |
| IM-13 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2015 (Curriculum 2012) | 105 | 92 | 87.62 | 1 Honours in Physiology |
| IM-14 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2016 (Curriculum 2012) | 105 | 87 | 82.86 | |
| IM-15 | First Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2017 (Curriculum 2012) | 80 | 67 | 83.75 | 4 Honours 4 in Physiology 1 in Biochemistry |
| Batch | Examination | Numbers appeared | Numbers Passed | % Passed | Merit Position / Honours |
| IM-1 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2006 (Old Curriculum) | 49 | 35 | 71.42 | *2 Merit Positions (3rd and 8th) *3 Honours in Pharmacology *1 Honours in forensic Medicine |
| IM-2 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2007 (New Curriculum) | 44 | 27 | 61.30 | *1 Merit Position (9th) *23 Honours 17 Honours in Pharmacology 1 Honours in Pathology 14 Honours in Microbiology 16 Honours in Forensic Medicine 1 Honours in Community Medicine |
| IM-3 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2008 (New Curriculum) | 46 | 25 | 54.34 | |
| IM-4 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2009 (New Curriculum) | 64 | 42 | 65.62 | *1 Merit Position (6th) |
| IM-5 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2010 (New Curriculum) | 66 | 33 | 50.00 | |
| IM-6 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2010 (New Curriculum) | 119 | 87 | 73.11 | *1 Merit Position (1st) *2 Honours in Microbiology |
| IM-7 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2011 (New Curriculum) | 82 | 53 | 64.60 | *3 Honours 2 Honours in Pharmacology 1 Honours in Microbiology |
| IM-8 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2012 (New Curriculum) | 76 | 53 | 69.70 | *4 Honours 3 Honours in Pharmacology 1 Honours in Microbiology |
| IM-9 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2013 (New Curriculum) | 99 | 73 | 73.74 | *1 Honours in Pharmacology |
| IM-10 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2014 (New Curriculum) | 111 | 69 | 62.16 | *6 Honours 2 Honours in Pharmacology 6 Honours in Microbiology |
| IM-11 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2015 (New Curriculum) | 100 | 80 | 80.00 | *2 Merit Position (8th & 9th) *7 Honours 1 Honours in Pharmacology 7 Honours in Microbiology |
| IM-12 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2016 (New Curriculum) | 108 | 81 | 75.00 | *2 Honours 7 Honours in Microbiology |
| Batch | Examination | Numbers appeared | Numbers Passed | % Passed | Merit Position / Honours |
| IM-13 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2016 (Curriculum 2016) | 105 | 88 | 83.91 | |
| IM-14 | Second Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2017 (Curriculum 2012) | 100 | 96 | 96.00 |
| Batch | Examination | Numbers appeared | Numbers Passed | % Passed | Merit Position / Honours |
| IM-13 | Third Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2017 (Curriculum 2016) | 84 | 72 | 85.71 | *7 Honours 2 Honours in Pharmacology 7 Honours in Microbiology |
| Batch | Examination | Numbers appeared | Numbers Passed | % Passed | Merit Position / Honours |
| IM-1 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of May 2007 (Old Curriculum) | 45 | 32 | 71.00 | |
| IM-2 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2008 (New Curriculum) | 42 | 34 | 80.95 | |
| IM-3 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2009 (New Curriculum) | 38 | 32 | 84.21 | |
| IM-4 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of July 2010 (New Curriculum) | 58 | 50 | 86.21 | |
| IM-5 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2011 (New Curriculum) | 69 | 52 | 75.40 | |
| IM-6 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2012 (New Curriculum) | 106 | 66 | 62.00 | |
| IM-7 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2013 (New Curriculum) | 85 | 64 | 75.29 | |
| IM-8 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2014 (New Curriculum) | 78 | 60 | 76.92 | |
| IM-9 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2015 (New Curriculum) | 97 | 74 | 76.29 | |
| IM-10 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2016 (New Curriculum) | 111 | 75 | 68.00 | |
| IM-11 | Final Prof. MBBS Exam of January 2017 (New Curriculum) | 102 | 71 | 69.61 |
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE IN THE COLLEGE 1. Monthly Seminar for teachers. 2. Publication of bi-annual journal. 3. Institutional Research Grant for teachers. 4. Yearly publication of souvenir 5. Debating Society. 6. Photographic Society. 7. Health Camp by teachers and students. 8. Annual Cultural and Entertainment Programs. 9. Observation of National and religious events. 10. Relief and social service during a national disaster (flood, cyclone, severe v/inter).
ELIGIBILITY Students must qualify the MBBS admission test conducted by the Director General of Health Services (DGHS). SELECTION Eligible candidates need to apply in the prescribed form available from the Principal’s Office of Ibrahim Medical College. The merit position of all applicants will be prepared and the top listed candidates will be selected. The full merit list will be posted in the Noticeboard and our College website. PROSPECTUS & APPLICATION FORMS Dates of availability are advertised in national dailies and posted on our website
FREE STUDENTSHIP The free studentship is provided to 5% of the total admitted students. Those who want to avail this opportunity need to apply in a separate application form available in the Principal’s office.
EXPENSE OF THE STUDY Development, Tuition and other fees payable at the time of admission has been fixed at taka Fifteen lacs and seventy thousand only. All payments are to be made in full at the time of admission. Monthly tuition fees have been fixed at Tk seven thousand only.
Tuition fees for one month shall be payable at the time of admission. Subsequently, tuition fees are payable on a monthly basis. But one can pay in advance for any number of months. Students who fail to pass their final professional examination will not have to pay the prescribed tuition fees for the period beyond five years.
Except for University fees (payable to Dhaka University), no other fees in whatever form will be claimed by the College.
EXPENSE OF THE STUDY Development, Tuition and other fees payable at the time of admission have been fixed at taka Six lacs. All payments are to be made in full at the time of admission. Monthly tuition fees have been fixed at Tk five thousand only.
Tuition fees for one month shall be payable at the time of admission. Subsequently, tuition fees are payable on a monthly basis. But one can pay in advance for any number of months.
Students who fail to pass their final professional examination will not have to pay the prescribed tuition fees for the period beyond four years. Except for University fees (payable to Dhaka University), no other fees in whatever form will be claimed by the College.
Admission policy for foreign students is made by the Government of Bangladesh. You must have a non- Bangladeshi passport. Fees are determined by individual colleges.
Ibrahim Medical College (IMC) perhaps has the lowest fee structure for the foreign students amongst the private ones (only 0.35 times that of a Bangladeshi student) and we do not entertain agents or give commission to any third party.
We do have excellent hostel accommodation facilities for female students. Male students also may have accommodation but there could be a waiting time. The following needs to be done before we can admit any foreign student:
