Engineering

I guess you asked that because you are looking to get MBBS admission by yourself or your known ones.
But it is not a bad choice at all. I can share many reasons why can choose this country for your MBBS education over others.
Let have a look at
There are world class education institutes in Bangladesh who offer MBBS education with a reasonable tuition fee.
Most of the medical colleges in Bangladesh are recognized by other countries medical authorities.
The living cost is incredibly less compared to other countries within the Asian Continent and additionally, the fee of medical faculty is incredibly reasonable.
There is no donation taken by the medical schools when giving MBBS admission in Bangladesh for the students.
Many students from the South Asian countries drove to Bangladeshi medical faculties as a result of Bangladesh is progressively standing out and the syllabus, books, course, duration are very similar to India and other Asian countries.

ITM Vocational University (ITMVU) offers two-year full-time B.Tech. (Lateral) the programme, three-year full-time B.Tech. , B. Optom. B.Sc. , Diploma (in Auxiliary Nursing & Midwifery and General Nursing & Midwifery), B.A. BBA and LL.B. Programs and five-year full-time B.Tech. (Integrated) and BBA + LL.B. Programs. The minimum eligibility to apply for B.Tech. , B. Optom. B.Sc. , Diploma (in Auxiliary Nursing & Midwifery and General Nursing & Midwifery), B.A. And BBA + LL.B. Programs is 10+2 or equivalent. Whereas, the minimum eligibility for B.Tech. (Integrated) is 10th standard. However, for admission in B.Tech. (Lateral), candidates must hold a Diploma in Engineering. To apply for LL.B. The minimum eligibility is 45% marks in Graduation. Final selection of candidates in B.Tech. Programme is based scores obtained in JEE Main. Whereas, the selections to BBA (in Financial Services) are based on scores obtained Entrance Exam followed by Personal Interview conducted by ITMVU. However, selection of candidates in B.Tech. (Integrated), B.Tech. (Lateral), B. Optom. B.Sc. , Diploma in Auxiliary Nursing & Midwifery and General Nursing & Midwifery. B.A. B.A. BBA + LL.B. And LL.B. Programs are purely based on Merit.

The Engineering Services Examination, also known as the Indian Engineering Services, is a purely central government job with central government pay scales. PSU is a government-owned corporation that is used to refer to companies in which the government either the Union Government or state or territorial governments, or both owned a majority of 51 % or more of the company's equity. While you hear that the salaries are lower in comparison to PSUs, it is not always true because sometimes PSUs pay more than the ESE service. As the PSUs enjoy autonomy, the better-performing PSUs Maharatna or Navratna PSUs pay better, then comes the Miniratna Category A and Category B, and then the not so well known and loss-making PSUs Your salary and pay scale are entirely dependent on the performance of the company in which you work in. ESE/IES is prestigious because one gets more powerful positions and posts where his chair holds responsibilities that only he has to undertake. But to the contrary, in a PSU, a system works, be it good or bad, and there is a fixed role in which you become a part of it. Because there is a ready-made system for that, there isn't much to do in a PSU. Individual contributions or efforts go unnoticed. Also, if you have apprehensions regarding the career progression of an ESE/IES officer, here is a list that can inspire you to go into ESE.
1- Assistant executive engineers, assistant works managers, and assistant directors were available at the time of selection.
2- After 3 to 4 years of service (including the probationary period), the Executive Engineer, Works Manager, and Deputy Director are equivalent to the Under Secretary to the GOI.
3- After 8 years of service as a superintending engineer, deputy general manager, and joint director (equivalent to Deputy Secretary to the Government of India).
4- After 13 years as Chief Engineer level 2 and Joint General Manager that is equivalent to Director to the GOI.
5- After 20 years of service as Chief Engineer and Additional General Manager that is equivalent to Joint Secretary to the GOI.
6- after 30 years of service Engineer-in-Chief, Senior General Manager that is equivalent to Additional Secretary to the GOI.
7- After 34 years of service as Chairman, Director General, and Managing Director that is equivalent to Secretary to the GOI.

The difference between a GATE score and GATE marks:
1- The difference between GATE marks and GATE scores is that GATE marks are calculated on a scale of 100, whereas GATE scores are calculated on a scale of 1000. The GATE Score is calculated on the basis of normalized marks and taking actual marks.
2- The GATE Score is widely accepted by the Public Sector Undertaking bodies as well as the Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institute of Science, and National Indian Institutes of Technology at the time of admission into higher studies. Moreover, some foreign universities accept GATE scores as well.
3- The GATE marks are calculated on the basis of weightage on each ques and the number of ques. The total number of ques asked in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering Written test is 65. There are 3 types of ques that are MCQs, Multiple Selected Questions, and NAT ques.
4- There is a total of 100 marks. The negative marks are only applicable to Multiple Choice Questions. One-third of the marks allocated to each MCQ will be deducted. GATE marks are the raw or actual marks that students received in the examination based on their performance.