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Confirm BM&DC registration before you trust a pad
When a prescription arrives from a chamber you do not know, the council register is the place to settle identity - not a screenshot, and not a software badge alone.
Updated 2026-06-28 · BMDC · Trust · Patients
What BM&DC registration actually proves
The Bangladesh Medical & Dental Council keeps the statutory register for MBBS and BDS clinicians. A registration number ties a name and qualification to that register. It does not rate clinical skill, and it is not a MediStack product feature.
Families, pharmacists, and hospital desks still lean on that number because it is the credential Bangladesh law expects on pads and chamber boards.
Use the council portal - MediStack only helps you prepare
Authoritative answers live on the BM&DC verification service (verify.bmdc.org.bd). MediStack’s helper strips formatting noise so you can paste digits cleanly, then opens that official page. Captcha, doctor type, and match results stay with the council.
- Read the number from the physical pad, chamber board, or certificate - not from memory.
- Remove letters and hyphens if the portal asks for digits only.
- On the council site, pick the correct clinician category, solve captcha, and search.
- If nothing matches, pause the medication conversation and ask the issuing chamber to clarify.
Where this sits next to MediStack prescriptions
Doctors who practise on MediStack complete profile steps that include BMDC-aware fields for their own account. That supports clinic operations. For the public, identity confirmation still belongs on the council site - see our prescriptions guide for how chambers write pads every day.
FAQs
- Can MediStack tell me if a registration is valid right now?
- No. Validity is decided only on the BM&DC portal after you search. MediStack helps you prepare the number and points you to that portal.
- Who should run a BMDC check?
- Anyone handing out or filling a prescription for an unfamiliar clinician - caregivers, pharmacists, and clinic reception alike.
- Why do some pads show A- before the digits?
- Many MBBS registrations are written with an A- style prefix on paper. The council search often wants the numeric portion and a separate MBBS/BDS choice.