Ad-din Sakina Medical College

Ad-din Foundation was established in 1980 with the aim of supporting the underprivileged majority of Bangladesh. Its first project was building an orphanage in Jessore. During its thirty-seven years of development, Ad-din has expanded its existence of diverse projects in several parts of the country. Ad-din hospitals were established with the aim of providing affordable quality care. Ad-din’s chain hospitals are now recognized as centers of excellence acclaimed for their quality, affordability and patient friendliness. This hospital maintains a full-fledged emergency service support team, consisting of necessary doctors and nurses for 24 hours. One can get the required treatment at any time of the day. There are arrangements for close observation of the patient without being admitted to the hospital. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh accorded approval to Ad-din Women’s Medical College (AWMC), Dhaka in 2008, Ad-dinSakina Medical College (ASMC), Jessore in 2012, Bashundhara Ad-din Medical College (BAMC), Keraniganj, Dhaka in 2013 and Ad-din Akij Medical College (AAMC), Khulna in 2013. 
It came into being uniquely in 2012. The academic campus is within over 40 acre premises of Addin Sakina Women’s Medical College Hospital at Pulerhat, Jashore, Bangaldesh. The academic building has been adequately equipped to properly accommodate lecture rooms, dissection halls, modern laboratories. Each academic department has been provided with compatible computers and modern internet facilities including access to scanners, multimedia and other audio-visual aids.

Overview of Ad-din Sakina Medical College

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