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A Patient's Guide to BMDC Verification: How to Check if Your Doctor is Licensed

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A Patient's Guide to BMDC Verification: How to Check if Your Doctor is Licensed

👤 লেখক:: Regulatory Affairs & Medical Trust📅 প্রকাশের তারিখ:: 9/3/2026

Why Medical Licensure Verification Matters

In Bangladesh, only individuals holding registered medical degrees (MBBS or BDS) recognized by the Bangladesh Medical & Dental Council (BMDC) are legally permitted to practice modern medicine, prescribe controlled pharmaceuticals, and perform surgical operations.

Checking a doctor's BMDC registration protects patients and families from uncertified quacks and fraudulent practitioners.

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BMDC Registration Number Standards

  • **Allopathic Physicians (MBBS / Postgraduates):** Registration numbers begin with the prefix **`A-`** followed by 4 to 6 digits (e.g., `A-48219`, `A-70787`).
  • **Dental Surgeons (BDS):** Registration numbers begin with the prefix **`D-`** followed by 4 digits (e.g., `D-6241`).
  • **Where to Find the Number:** By law, registered physicians must print their BMDC registration number on the top or bottom of every official prescription pad.
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    How to Verify a Doctor on BMDC.org.bd

  • **Visit the Official Portal:** Navigate to the BMDC doctor registry search at `https://bmdc.org.bd/search-doctor`.
  • **Enter the Registration Number or Name:** Type the numerical registration digits or doctor's full legal name as shown on their seal.
  • **Review Credentials:** The registry displays the doctor's recognized qualifications, medical college of graduation, registration date, and current practice status.
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    Commitment to Verification at Khulna Doctors Hub

    Every physician listed on Khulna Doctors Hub undergoes automated and manual BMDC registration audits before their profile is marked as 'Verified' in our open directory.

    Medical Disclaimer: The health information provided in this guide is for general educational and information lookup purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a verified physician or visit local hospitals immediately in case of clinical emergency.