Kumudini Women's Medical College

Kumudini Women's Medical College (KWMC) is a medical school located in Tangail, Bangladesh.

Kumudini Women's Medical College's story is deeply intertwined with the Kumudini Welfare Trust, a beacon of women's education and healthcare founded in the late 1930s by Rai Bahadur Ranada Prasad Shaha. His passion for alleviating suffering ignited with the establishment of Kumudini Hospital in 1944, named after his beloved mother. However, a dream simmered within him – a vision of a future where women held the power to heal.

This dream finally blossomed in 2001 when the doors of Kumudini Women's Medical College swung open, nestled within the serene 130-acre Kumudini Complex in Tangail. This wasn't just a medical school; it was a testament to Ranada Prasad Shaha's enduring legacy and a promise to empower women by equipping them with the knowledge and skills to become skilled and dedicated doctors.

KWMC started its journey with a single, unwavering mission: to offer women a pathway to excellence in medicine. Since then, the college has strived for continuous improvement, expanding its curriculum and facilities to encompass the latest advancements in medical education.