A Module   resembles a chapter of a textbook.

• A module consists of several units called Lessons

• A module begins with an introductory lesson termed Objectives

• And the last lesson is called Summary which summarizes the module and gives hints to further reading

• All other lessons have 2 parts: a) Text part and b) Practice part

• You can study directly and also can be downloaded as pdf

• After going through the text, a student can go to practice for assignment of study

• Practice part is self-assessment process with 2 types of questions:  i) Fill up the gap(s) and ii) True/ false response

• Score is displayed immediately upon submission or time is over

• A student can practice as many times as he/she wants.

A student is in phase A is by getting admission into the course; in phase B by successful completion of PCA 1 and in phase C by successful completion of PCA 2.

And becomes eligible for End Course Examination (ECE) by successful completion of PCA 3.

SDT means Skill Development Tutorial.

• Prerequisite: completion of PCA 1

• Two SDTs - SDT-1 on clinical skill and SDT-2 on practical skill are conducted as per academic calendar

• Take preparation by studying your previous modules

• Attend the tutorials as per schedule

• Submit your evaluation report to (Click on Evaluation in the dashboard) get an SDT completion message

• Prerequisite: completion of PCA 2

• Apply for a Workshop as per calendar and get a confirmation message and a link of instructions (Click on Workshop in the dashboard)

• Attend the session

• Submit your evaluation report to (Click on Evaluation in the dashboard) get a Workshop completion message

ECE means End Course Examination.

• Prerequisite: completion of PCA 3 or previously unsuccessful ECE

• Apply for a ECE as per calendar to get your admit card

• Attend the ECE

• Submit your report to get your certificate (Click on Certificate in the dashboard)

You are eligible if you are an MBBS with a permanent registration from BMDC.

• You can do this by online at any time.  Visit https://www.dlpbadas-bd.org/

• Click on REGISTER button on top of page. A menu will appear with 2 (two) options. Select "Register as Student". 

• There are 5 steps of registration:

Step 1: Your email address

Step 2: Your personal information

Step 3: Your   academic information; here you will be asked to upload: 

a) SSC & MBBS certificates; 

b) BMDC registration 

c) a passport size photo and 

d) National ID (NID) card

Then you need to wait for verification process.

Step 4: Course fee payment, either by online or bank draft, which must be done within a specified time   after approval

Step 5: Completion   of your admission process with receiving your student Identification number

Then you will be able to login   as a student to start your study after the course is open (as in academic calendar).

Keep the record of your 

a) Password; 

b) Phone number;

c) email Address;

d) Student Identification Number

These will be needed throughout your study

PCA means Phase Completion Assessment.

It is an online assessment/examination at the end of a   phase.

1. Student will be able to appear in his/her PCA after becoming eligible for it according to schedule of academic calendar (Click on PCA -1/ 2/ 3 in the dashboard)

2. Questions have to be answer in True/False format, either in a single statement or in stems of a multiple-choice question (MCQ)

3. Marking system: for a correct response + 1; for an incorrect response -0.5 and for no response 0

4. Once a student starts PCA 'Countdown' for finishing time will start

5. End of a PCA can be done using 'Submit' button or will be automatic at the end of countdown

6. Result will be displayed and also a message will be sent

7. There will be repeated chances to retake the exam, or nsuccessful students may be asked to apply for another PCA

What   are the eligibility criteria for appearing in PCA?

• For PCA 1: After 4 weeks of start day of the course

• For PCA 2: After successful completion SDT-1 and 2

• For PCA 3: After successful completion of Workshops

CCD means Certificate Course on Diabetology.

CCD is a modular course. There are 10 Modules.

There are 3 Phase of the course.

• Phase-A consists of Modules 1, 2 & 3

• Phase-B consists of Modules 4, 5, 6 & 7

• Phase-C consists of Modules 8, 9 & 10

What is module?

Modules are for self-study. A module resembles a chapter of a textbook.

• A module begins with an introductory lesson termed Objectives

• And the last lesson is called Summary which summarizes the module and gives hints to further reading

• All other lessons have 2 parts: a) Text part and b) Practice part

• You can study directly and also can be downloaded as pdf

• After going through the text, a student can go to practice for assignment of study

• Practice part is self-assessment process with 2 types of questions:  i) Fill up the gap(s) and ii) True/ false response

• Score is displayed immediately upon submission or time is over

• A student can practice as many times as he/she wants

You can complete it within 6 (six) months (during the session you registered).

Once admitted you have to complete it within 3 (three) years, otherwise you will be course-out...