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In Bangladesh, an interim government was formed under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus at the request of the students.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country due to the students’ movement. This shows that Bangladeshi students are politically conscious.
However, there were also Indian students who had gone to Bangladesh to study.
Indian students have come back at a time when the situation in Bangladesh is deteriorating. They want normalcy to be restored in that country as soon as possible so that their studies do not have much trouble.
For what studies do you go to Bangladesh?
“The cost of studying in Bangladesh is low,” said Sudipta Maiti, a fourth-year student of Abdul Hamid Medical College in eastern Bangladesh.
“When violent incidents started in Bangladesh, we crossed the Akhaura-Agartala border and entered India,” she said.
Agartala can be reached in less than 3 hours from the medical college located in Kishoreganj, Bangladesh.
From there, you can take an hour’s flight to Kolkata.
Sudipta Maiti can reach her home in East Midnapore district of West Bengal within three hours.
“There is a good transport facility between India and Bangladesh. Kolkata can be reached in a few hours. This could also be one of the reasons for the increase in the number of Indian students in private medical colleges in Bangladesh,” she said.
According to government of India data, in 2022, 13 lakh people from India went abroad to study, of which 9,308 went to Bangladesh.
Indian students are turning to Bangladesh due to better transport facilities, proximity to India, proximity to its culture, limited seats in India and high cost.
Kazi from Kashmir. He is studying in the fifth year of MBBS in Bangladesh.
Kazi said medical education costs more than Rs 1 crore in India and only Rs 40 lakh to Rs 50 lakh in Bangladesh.
“When I moved from Kashmir to Ad-Din Medical College in Dhaka in 2019, there were only two medical colleges in Kashmir. There are no private medical colleges. But there are many medical colleges in Bangladesh,” Kazi said.
He said medical education in Bangladesh can be done in the range of Rs 30 lakh to Rs 35 lakh in Indian currency.