Brief Description of MBBS in Nepal 2021

Medical Universities of Nepal, Fees, and Ranking 2021

Name of the University	Total Fess	First Year Fess	Country Rank	Seats	World Rank
B.P Koirala Institute of Health and Science (BPKIHS)	Rs, 65,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	2	100	4837
Kathmandu Medical College, Kathmandu	Rs. 62,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	3	100	3302
Nepal Medical College, Kathmandu (NMC)	Rs. 56,00,000	Rs. 25,00,000	10	100	13461
Manipal College of Medical Science, Pokhara	Rs. 72,00,000	Rs. 35,00,000	12	100	13972
Janaki Medical College, Janakpur	Rs. 45,00,000	Rs. 23,00,000	13	95	11278
Institute of Medicine (IOM) in Maharajgunj	Rs. 55,00,000	Rs. 25,00,000	15	79	5639
Nepalgunj Medical College, Nepalgunj	Rs. 65,00,000	Rs. 32,00,000	17	100	18140
College of Medical Science, Bharatpur	Rs. 68,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	18	100	19474
Lumbini Medical College Palpa	Rs. 58,00,000	Rs. 32,00,000	20	100	20764
Patan Academy of Health and Science (PAHS)	Rs. 62,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	23	65	8432
KIST Medical College Patan	Rs. 55,00,000	Rs. 25,50,000	25	90	22450
University College of Medical Science, Bhairahawa	Rs. 58,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	27	90	23960
Birat Medical College Biratnagar(BMC)	Rs. 62,00,000	Rs. 28,00,000	29	75	23462
Kathmandu University School of Medical Science	Rs. 58,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000	30	100	20161
Devdaha Medical College Lumbini	Rs. 54,00,000	Rs. 25,00,000	32	50	33432
Nepal Army Institute of Health Sciences	Rs. 65,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000		100
Chitwan Medical College (CMC)	Rs. 52,00,000	Rs. 25,00,000
Gandaki Medical College (GMCTHRC)	Rs. 55,00,000	Rs. 27,50,000		70
National Medical College (NMC)	Rs. 62,00,000	Rs. 32,00,000		95	21629
Nobel Medical College	Rs. 62,00,000	Rs. 32,00,000		100

 

Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination in Nepal

Are you aspiring to do your graduation in Nepal? If yes, then you have to appear for and qualify for the Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination in Nepal. It is an entrance test that you must go through for getting admission to various institutions in Nepal. In case you don't know much about this exam, you have landed right! Here, we will provide you comprehensive information regarding the Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination in Nepal.

So, let's begin with it.

An Introduction

Previously, after the establishment of the Institute of Medicine under Tribhuvan University in 1972, Health Professional education was started in Nepal that initiated training of middle-level human resources for health. In 1987, Bachelor level courses were started in the Institute of Medicine while, postgraduate studies began in 1982. Further, in 1993, B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences was instituted in eastern Nepal. Also, the Manipal Academy of Health Sciences was founded under Kathmandu University as an affiliated private institution in the same year. Later, in 2001, the Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences as inherent campus started the MBBS program in 2001. Then, the Patan Academy of Health Sciences was established in 2008.

So, over a period of a decade since the late 90s' many private medical institutions were also instituted in affiliation to various universities. The expeditious development of medical institutions helped for filling the gap between the demand & supply of human resources for health. However, there have been issues considering the quality of health professional education and in the process and costs related to the entrance examination and enrollment of candidates. Based on this, the National Medical Education Act 2075 has conceived the Common entrance examination. It is organized by Medical Education Commission for enrollment of students in various programs and colleges throughout Nepal. For conducting the Undergraduate common entrance examination, The commission felt the need to prepare a common syllabus for organizing the Undergraduate common entrance examination. It was done in consultation with experts holding experience in undergraduate entrance examinations from various institutions.

Executing UGCEE: The Procedure

1. The universities or colleges conducting undergraduate entrance exams were formally intimated to send the syllabus for existing entrance examinations conducted by them.

2. Further, the syllabus from various institutions were gathered for the related domains.

3. Then, An official team of experts in the concerned domains from various institutions collaborated & with the help of available compiled documents, they developed the common syllabus.

4. Including the experts who worked up for the syllabus, the experienced personnel carrying out the undergraduate entrance examinations in various institutions, and the Heads of examination departments in those specific institutions, a workshop was organized. This was done to review the contents & other aspects of the syllabus.

5. A workshop was organized with all the heads of institutions and the respective authority for regulation to come up with the general agreement.

General agreement/consensus:

As per the aforesaid process, a common agreement applicable on the issues related to the syllabus were developed with idea generations and regular discussions. It had the involvement of all stakeholders concerning the training of undergraduate course programs.

The experts consented to develop the syllabus for four groups constituting all the undergraduate programs in Nepal:

1. MBBS/BDS/BSc Nursing/BASLP/ B Perfusion Technology

2. BAMS/BSc MLT/BSc MIT/BPT/BPharm/B Optometry

3. BNS (Bachelor in Nursing Science)

4. BPH (Bachelor in Public Health)

A consent was approved that the entrance exam paper will consist of 200 multiple choice questions to enhance the content included and to coordinate with the recent practice as well. By reducing the chances of a tie in the marks among the candidates, will also aid in the individualization of candidates.

There will be a Single Best Response Type (Type A) of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with four options.

Adopt Criterion-Referenced Test with passing marks of 50% and no negative marking scheme.

A consent was generated to allow a total of three hours with an instruction to paper setter that the stem or headpieces of the MCQs should not cross sixty words.

Everybody approved to include 20 MCQs from the Mental Agility Test for all the U.G. course programs.

A consent was formed to include 20 MCQs related to the specific subject according to the concerned PCL programs, for the programs with eligibility from PCL on Health Sciences was also to be met.

The level of difficulty for the items should be set from the time of item preparation as follows:

1. Recall:- 30%

2. Understanding:- 50%

3. Application and above:- 20%

Now, let's take a look at the eligibility guidelines and exam format set for the four groups representing all the undergraduate programs in Nepal.

Objectives of the Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination

1. To develop a common syllabus for the undergraduate common entrance examination of certain academic programs.

2. To generate consent and establish logical relation between the existing undergraduate entrance syllabus and its effectiveness at various medical institutions.

3. To identify the scope of enhancements or innovations in the existing undergraduate entrance examination at present.

Eligibility Criteria & Exam Format

Group 1: MBBS/BDS/BSc Nursing/BASLP/B Perfusion Technology

Eligibility Criteria

1) The candidate must have passed 10+2 Science (PCB stream) or equivalent with at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology individually and 50% overall marks, OR

At least secured C+ grade in each Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with a minimum C grade in rest of the individual subjects along with GPA 2.4, OR

Obtained the Percentage equivalent to the above eligibility on the matter of certificate level programs (A-Level) with a discrete grading system

OR

2) Candidates who have obtained the Health Science Proficiency Certificate-Level /Diploma (General Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Ophthalmic Science, Dental Science, Pharmacy, Radiography, Ayurveda, Physiotherapy) with Certificate of equivalence to Class 12 Science program from National Examination Board, AND

3) Obtained minimum 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology individually and 50% aggregate marks both in Diploma and the Examination for equivalence, AND

4) Registered in Nepal Health Professional Council of Nepal Pharmacy Council or Nepal Ayurveda Council as per the concerned educational program.

Exam Format

Question type: Single best response type of multiple-choice questions

Option: Four options

Number of questions: 200

Total marks: 200

Cognitive ratio: Recall: Understanding: Application - 30:50:20

Time: 3 hours

Group 2: BAMS/BSc MLT/BSc MIT/BPT/BPharm/B Optometry

Eligibility Criteria

1) The candidate must have passed 10+2 Science (PCB stream) or equivalent with at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology individually and 50% overall marks, OR

At least secured C+ grade in each Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with a minimum C grade in rest of the individual subjects along with GPA 2.4, OR

Obtained the Percentage equivalent to the above eligibility on the matter of certificate level programs (A-Level) with a discrete grading system

OR

2) The candidates who have obtained the Health Science Proficiency Certificate Level in respective PCL program (General Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Ophthalmic Science, Dental Science, Pharmacy) with at least 50% aggregate marks, AND

3) Registered in Nepal Health Professional Council of Nepal Pharmacy Council or Nepal Ayurveda Council as per the concerned educational program.

Exam Format

Question type: Single best response type of multiple-choice questions

Option: Four options

Number of questions: 200

Total marks: 200

Cognitive ratio: Recall: Understanding: Application - 30:50:20

Time: 3 hours

Group 3: BPH (Bachelor in Public Health)

Eligibility Criteria

1) The candidate must have passed 10+2 Science (PCB stream) or equivalent with at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology individually and 50% overall marks OR

At least secured C+ grade in each Physics, Chemistry, and Biology with a minimum C grade in rest of the individual subjects along with GPA 2.4 OR

Obtained the Percentage equivalent to the above eligibility on the matter of certificate level programs (A-Level) with the discrete grading system,

OR

2) Candidates who have obtained the Health Science Proficiency Certificate Level/ Diploma in respective PCL program (General Medicine, Medical Lab Technology, Ophthalmic Science, Dental Science, Nursing, Radiography, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Ayurveda) with minimum 50% aggregate marks, AND

3) Registered in Nepal Health Professional Council of Nepal Pharmacy Council, Nepal Nursing Council, or Nepal Ayurveda Council as per the concerned educational program.

Exam Format

Question type: Single best response type of multiple-choice questions

Option: Four options

Number of questions: 200

Total marks: 200

Cognitive ratio: Recall: Understanding: Application - 30:50:20

Time: 3 hours

Group 4: BNS (Bachelor in Nursing Science)

Eligibility Criteria

1) Proficiency Certificate-Level/ Diploma in Nursing with minimum 50% aggregate marks, AND

2)  Registered in Nepal Nursing Council

Exam Format

Question type: Single best response type of multiple-choice questions

Option: Four options

Number of questions: 200

Total marks: 200

Cognitive ratio: Recall: Understanding: Application - 30:50:20

Time: 3 hours

I hope this information will prove to be useful to you. Wishing good luck to all the aspirants!!

Comparison between MBBS in Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Philippines, Nepal, and Bangladesh                                     

Comparison	MBBS in Russia	MBBS in Ukraine	MBBS in Georgia	MBBS in Philippines	MBBS in Nepal	MBBS in Bangladesh
Maximum Fees Per Year	Rs. 6,30,000	Rs. 6,50,000	Rs.4,80,000	Rs. 6,50,000	Rs.75,00,000	Rs. 30,00,000
Minimum Fees Per Year	Rs. 2,20,000	Rs. 2,50,000	Rs.2,40,000	Rs. 2,50,000	Rs.4500,000	Rs. 45,00,000
Accommodation Cost Per Year	Rs. 1,75,000	Rs.1,20,000	Rs.1,56,000	Rs. 1,50,000	Rs. 2,00,000	Rs. 1,80,000
Visa Cost Per Year	Rs. 15,000	Rs. 35,000	Rs. 15,000	Rs. 25,000	Rs. 15,000	Rs. 18,000
Qualifying Exam	No Exam	KROK	No Exam	NMAT	CEE	No Exam
Course Language	English / Russian	English/Ukrainian	English	English	English	English
Duration	6 Years	6 Years	6 Years	5.5 Years	5.5 Years	5.5 Years
Intake	1st Aug to 26th Oct	1st Aug to 30th Oct	1st Aug to 30th Oct	1st Aug to 30th Oct	1st Aug to 30th Oct	1st Aug to 30th Oct
Scholarship Availability	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes
MCI Passing Percentage	12.90%	15.06%	20.69%	25.69%	12.60	27.11%
Climate Condition	Very Cold in Winters	Very Cold in Winters	Mild Winter, Hot Summer	Mild Winter, Hot Summer	Mild Winter, Hot Summer	Mild Winter, Hot Summer
Religion	Christianity	Eastern Orthodoxy	Christianity	Christianity	Hinduism	Islam
Degree Awarded	MD	MD Physician	MBBS	MD	MBBS	MBBS
Currency	Ruble	Ukrainian hryvnia	Georgian lari	Peso	Nepalese Rupee	Bangladeshi Taka

 

Are you scavenging the internet in quest of your future career? Is living your life in a ‘white- lab coat -with -a -pair of the stethoscope- hung- around- your- neck’ your childhood dream? Well Guys, to look no farther!!! Pack your rook sacks and hop on a ride to Nepal as it offers an ocean of possibilities to students yearning for that glorious future medical career.

For a regular Indian student looking forward to saying hello to a shining medical career, doing your MBBS in the neighboring country of Nepal would be a perfect opportunity in terms of laying the foundation stones for a lucrative international career. Academically speaking, the MBBS curriculum in Nepal is one of the best of its type internationally being very standard and thorough thus making the education of a budding medical practitioner absolutely wholesome. The entire tenure of MBBS in Nepal which generally begins from the month of September is estimated at 5 years and 5 months of which the first 4.5 years require students to gather all necessary theoretical knowhow in the clinical field while the remaining 1 year of the course is strictly devoted towards vigorous internship programs to advance the overall skills of the students.

The MBBS course in Nepal is divided into 3 major divisions or phases-

• Pre-Clinical Phase: The pre-clinical phase continues for 2 years or 4 semesters.

• Clinical Phase: This phase runs for 2.5 years or 5 semesters and takes up the major chunk of the duration of the course.

• Internship Phase: This phase occupies 1 year where the student is expected to act as an intern in medical institutes for the growth of practical knowledge.

Now, let us take a sneak peek at the syllabus for MBBS in Nepal in broad strokes:

YEAR	SUBJECTS
1st	Communication Skills Clinical Exposure Community Medicine Integrated Basic Medical Science
2nd	Integrated Basic Medical Science
3rd	Internal Medicine Surgery Obstetrics and Pediatrics Gynecology Disciplines of Forensic Medicine Community Medicine( Applied Epidemiology, Family Heath Exercise)
1.5	Clinical Subjects

A simple MCI screening test after the completion of the medical course in Nepal will make a student eligible for practicing medicine in India as the degree is valid worldwide. The country offers a competitive entrance examination for admission in the considerable number of medical colleges distributed all over its expanse through a merit-based selection process. Admission to one of these medical colleges once selected is extremely simple with a less cumbersome documentation process. The colleges provide excellent infrastructure, practical experiences, and able and highly qualified professionals involved in the teaching and training of young students into brilliant medical minds of tomorrow. Nepal today, is revolutionary in providing appropriate education to students interested in specialized medical fields such as pediatrics, surgery, gynecology, etc.

There are at least 50 medical colleges in Nepal recognized by several national and international bodies like WHO (World Health Organization), MCI (Medical Council of India), UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) along with a few others. Some of them are:

1. Kathmandu National Medical College

2. KIST Medical College

3. Nepalganj Medical College

4. Chitwan Medical College

5. Devdaha Medical College

It is very common to be plagued by economic concerns when it comes to following the career of your choice. Well, MBBS in Nepal shuts the blinds on those anxieties for it offers a less than formidable fee structure. There are amenities for scholarships as well that eliminate some of the economical obstacles.

Nepal is a nation known for its friendliness, hospitality, and lack of political unease that poses perfect for a student aiming to secure an MBBS degree in a safe and non-threatening environment. Nepal presently shares an excellent international relation with India that makes it reasonable for an Indian student to cross the border for pursuing an MBBS degree. Coming to the gauntlet of language barriers in a foreign land; Nepal is a majorly Hindi-speaking country and specifically, the medium of instruction of MBBS curriculum is mainly English that adds to the ease of the entire experience exponentially.

Last but not the least, A student in Nepal which is a world-famous tourist destination, may find himself/herself dwelling in a realm of the rugged natural beauty of the lofty and snow-pinnacled Himalayan peaks accompanied by bucolic landscapes co-existing in places hand in hand. For an individual of Indian nationality, doing your MBBS in Nepal means familiarity in terms of the overall culture, climate, and gustatory preferences. Spending the best years of your MBBS life in this gem of a country is one of the rare experiences that life can offer.

1. Brief Description about MBBS in Nepal 

MBBS in Nepal offers astonishing prospects to medical students throughout the world. The MBBS study in Nepal has a kindred pattern like the MBBS study in India. The overall duration of MBBS in Nepal is 5 years and 6 months. In this, the starting four years involve extensive theoretical and clinical education. After completing these four years of study, the students have to get engaged in an internship for gaining hands-on experience. All the leading universities or colleges in Nepal are recognized by MCI, WHO, and UNESCO. The cost of MBBS in Nepal is economical. The average fees for the MBBS program in Nepal are around 50 to 60 lacs.

The teaching personnel are highly qualified and experienced to provide in-depth knowledge. There is no major difficulty sort of thing for students to complete MBBS course in Nepal as the universities there have both English and Nepali as the medium of instructions. For getting admission in the MBBS program in Nepal, a student is required to obtain a minimum 50% aggregate in the 12th standard. Further, the students are required to qualify for the NEET exam for the medical courses in Nepal.

Some major eligibility guidelines for MBBS in Nepal are:

• The medical student must have completed 17 years of age, below which the students are not allowed to apply for the MBBS admission.

• Secondly, the student must have complete the 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as the main subjects (PCB stream).

• A minimum score of 50% marks is required by the student in all these three subjects.

Some medical universities in Nepal hold their entrance examinations. In such cases, the student needs to pass them to get his/her seat. However, this thing may vary as it depends on the university. The session for MBBS in Nepal gets started from September every year.

2. Life of Indian students in Nepal  

Nepal is a landlocked country in Asia with a diverse geography. Nepal Medical education provides medical degrees that are admissible worldwide. The universities offer a wonderful doorway for Indian students in Nepal. The medical schools in Nepal have several Indian teachers. So, studying MBBS in Nepal becomes a bit easier for Indian students. Another noteworthy thing is the MBBS fee in Nepal costs less than that of medical courses in India. Life in Nepal involves safe, healthy, and contemporary living standards, all at a reasonable cost.

The studies will be the main focus during the semesters in Nepal. Though, there will be opportunities for short weekend trips as Nepal is a great tourist place too. Also, a hostel facility is available for the study period in Nepal with clean and ventilated rooms. Mostly, the students stay in double or quadruple rooms. However, you can pay more if you want to stay in a single room. Students can also opt to arrange their stay and get a reduction in the fee.

The canteens provide both Nepali and Indian food in Nepal, which is both delicious and economical. Also, there are kitchens for self-cooking. The monthly cost of living for a healthy student is around INR 30,000.

 3. Why Indian students go to Nepal to Doing MBBS? 

Nepal has observed a progressive growth in the number of international students including Indian students approaching Medical Schools of Nepal for doing MBBS. The Medical Schools in Nepal provide globally accepted degrees to the individuals that are MCI and WHO approved at economical costs. The cost of medical study is very reasonable in Nepal. The Indian students prefer Nepal for their Medical study location overseas because of various significant benefits like geographical adjacency, comprehensive curriculum, interactive learning approach, steep screening test pass ratio, English medium of teaching, splendid placement opportunities, restful environment, and more. Students get to learn from expert teachers from throughout the world, mostly Indian teachers for their MBBS study in Nepal. There are high educational standards, with top-class infrastructure, scientific approach, and sophisticated methods of teaching.

Without making any compromise with the quality of medical education, Nepal offers the full MBBS course only in the English language. So, foreign students need not learn Nepali, and also they get the benefit of the globally spoken English language. Most importantly, another benefit is that to gain admission in the medical schools of Nepal for the MBBS course in the English language, the students are not required to pass any English Language Proficiency Test like IELTS or TOEFL. Even there are several scholarships for students and Indian students don't need any VISA for studying in Nepal. There is no donation and the admission procedure is simple. With so many irresistible benefits, students favor being a part of a globally valued system by studying MBBS in Nepal.

Nepal is a safe and diverse country embracing geographical features that are worth exploring. The medical council of Nepal along with the authorities and regulating bodies are engaged in escalating the academic infrastructure for medical education in the country to welcome more students in the coming years.

4. Internship done in Nepal validity in India 

Internship refers to that phase of the MBBS program in which the student has to undergo compulsory medical training. On the completion of the Final MBBS Degree Course, a medical graduate undergoes an internship so that he/she becomes eligible for the award of MBBS Degree from the respective Medical School or University.

As per the medical regulation authorities, the Internship Training of 12 months done abroad is admissible for granting the Permanent Registration under section 13(3) of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 after passing the FMGE for practicing in the country. This means the Indian Nationals who have obtained their Primary Medical Qualification from countries including China, Bangladesh, Nepal, etc., and completed the Internship Training of twelve months in the Foreign Institute during his/her MBBS study abroad are not required to do the twelve-months Internship training in India once again. Also, all the State Medical Councils of India have been advised to follow the same advisory while processing the application of Foreign Medical graduates who are seeking State Medical Registrations.

So, an Internship done in Nepal is fully valid in India and you need not do the one-year internship in India as well for getting your registration here.

5. MBBS Seats in Nepal for foreign students 

Nepal offers satisfactory opportunities to medical students across the globe for MBBS study. As per some recent stats, in the medical universities of Nepal, over 38% of Indian students study medical courses in this country. Moreover, the passing percentage of the MBBS program in Nepal is quite high. Many Indian students seek seats in medical schools of Nepal. Most of the students from the Northern region of India relocate to Nepal for studying for better career prospects. No VISA is required by Indian students for staying in Nepal for study and the overall process of admission is simple and easy to execute. There are around 1000 seats for Indian students in Nepal.

A quota is allocated for foreign students following the directives of the National Medical Education Act in Nepal. The National Medical Education Act has directed that the quota for foreign students in the Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs cannot exceed one-third of the total students.

Further, the admission criteria are the same for both foreign and every university in Nepal may have a different criterion for admission in MBBS program. Some universities in Nepal conduct no entrance exam for MBBS admission and students can take direct admission in leading universities in Nepal.

 6. What if you fail in the FMGE (MCI Screening Test) /NEXT after doing MBBS from Nepal? 

A lot of candidates fail in the FMGE Exam/ MCI screening every year. FMGE exam is very tough to crack. Students wait for the FMGE results with anxiety. Qualifying the MCI screening test is a compulsory requirement for practicing as a doctor/physician in India. The candidates should precisely go through the eligibility standards, admission requisites, and FMGE syllabus before appearing for FMGE. Some candidates waste many productive years of their career in preparation for FMGE Screening. The career prospects of such aspirants are not secure if they fail in FMGE, as failed FMGE candidates do not have many options in front of them. Also, it is observed that foreign medical graduates after facing failures start looking for alternative careers for themselves because there are no jobs for non-MCI doctors.

However, you don’t need to worry much if you are a foreign medical graduate and unable to clear the FMGE exam. You can still make a great career by becoming a lecturer/professor and utilize your education to serve society.

Another best option for FMGE candidates is to pursue a one or two-year PG course in the UK. You will study in UK standards by developing your skills and knowledge in the world’s top universities and research centers. So, FMGE candidates who have failed the MCI test can study further in clinical specialization s like Diabetes, Orthopedics, etc., and non-clinical specializations like Master of Public Health MPH, Pharmacology, etc.

 7. What if you are NEET Not qualified and still go to Nepal for doing MBBS? 

The National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), earlier known as the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT), is the qualifying exam for the MBBS and BDS programs in Indian medical and dental colleges.  If in case, a candidate fails to qualify the NEET, his/her decision to commence his Foreign medical course program thereafter shall be at his/her own risk, as he/she shall not be allowed to appear for the MCI Screening Test or FMGE exam and thereby would not be allowed for the grant of Provisional/Permanent Registration by the State Medical Councils.

The MCI has made it compulsory to qualify NEET to obtain an eligibility certificate to pursue the MBBS course in foreign medical colleges. Every year, a large number of students apply for MBBS courses in Nepal, China, and other countries. If you are seeking admission in medical schools of Nepal for doing MBBS then you have to pass the NEET Exam. However, for gaining admission you just need to crack the NEET, no matter what's your score!  Therefore, the MBBS study from Nepal is highly favored by individuals who have qualified with a low score. Some medical colleges in Nepal offer direct entry to a candidate with a valid NEET cardholder.

8. Does Bank provide Education Loan for doing MBBS from Nepal? If yes what’s the process. (200 words)

Yes, all the leading banks of India provide Educational loans to students for doing MBBS in Nepal or any other foreign country.

The eligibility guidelines for getting an educational loan are:

• Indian citizenship

• Secured admission by way of an entrance test or a merit-based selection process after 12th

• Obtained at least 50% marks during the HSC or graduation level

For obtaining a student loan in India, you can apply through the online as well as an offline method as given below:

Online Application Method

Visit the official website of the bank from which you want to obtain a loan. Navigate to the educational loan category and fill up the online form provided with all the required details. After your application has been received, a bank official will contact you to complete the application process. Also, you may have to upload some required supporting documents online or may have to visit the nearest branch for doing such. 

Offline Application Method

For this, you have to visit the nearest branch of the bank from which you want to obtain the loan. Get the application form, fill it up correctly with the significant, and submit it along with the documents as required by the bank. After your application has been processed, the bank officials will contact you for further procedure.

9. Highest MCI Passing percentage of the medical colleges of Nepal? 

To become a medical practitioner after acquiring a foreign degree from abroad, all the graduates need to clear the FMGE screening that grants the license to practice in India.

Concerning the data from the National Board of Examination (NBE), the exam conducting body, from 2015-2018, the total pass percentage of the FMGE exam was 14.22%, with only 8,731 managed to qualify for the exam out of the 61,418 candidates who appeared in the past four years.  Nepal stands in fourth place among the top 10 countries from which Indian medical graduates obtained their degrees. As per NBE, from 2015 to 2018, 5894 Indian graduates from Nepal appeared for the MCI screening from which 1024 graduates managed to qualify, i.e. around 12.6% of the total candidates appeared.

There are 16 colleges and universities in Nepal from where Indian students have graduated in the NBE screening test with a pass percentage of 100%. On the NBE list, Nepal’s Nobel Medical College has been ranked number one with a pass percentage of 32%. Also, BP Koirala Institute of Health Sciences ranked second with a close pass percentage of 31%. FMGE is conducted twice a year in June and December and an individual has to score at least 50% marks in each paper to pass.

10. Job or A career option as a doctor after doing MBBS from Nepal in India? 

In the medical field, the MBBS is one of the most favored courses after 12th science. Every year, over 5,000 young men and women pursue medical degrees abroad every due to low study costs, easy admission procedures, and many such reasons. Medical graduates from China, Ukraine, Russia, Nepal, the Philippines, and other countries cannot practice in India without passing the Foreign Medical Graduates Examination (FMGE). On their return to India is the life that follows is different from what most individuals anticipate. Sometimes, they also have to deal with the realization that they are considered less meritorious than native medical graduates.

It is the bachelor's degree that grants the title of doctor to the students and they become eligible to use the term “dr” with their name. For your better career prospects, it's essential to have some additional skills like good diagnosing ability, responsibility, self-confidence, caring nature, counseling skill, and good communication for interacting with your patients & colleagues.

On completion of your MBBS from Nepal, you have to pass the MCI screening in India after which you can pursue PG courses and take up government jobs too. You may opt for the PG degree programs like M.D (Doctor of Medicine) or M.S (Master of Surgery) or M.Sc (Medical) etc. Further, as a career option, you can either start your clinic or go for a job in the medical field. You can get a government job as a doctor or join a private health firm.

Other than this, you may be hired by the medical college, healthcare institutions, nursing homes, health corporations, health ministry dept, and pharmaceutical industries. You can work as a physician i.e., prescribe medicines & treatment for the disease. Also, Medical Graduates are much in demand to study & research the different areas in Bio-Engineering. There is a great future scope in the medical field.

11. Postgraduate options to Indian Students after doing MBBS from Nepal  

After obtaining the bachelor's degree of MBBS, if a student is interested in further studies, then he/she may apply for a PG course in the medical domain with a specialization like medicine, surgery, and superspecialization in various subjects that are acknowledged by Medical Council of India (MCI).

The eligibility standards to apply for a PG course after MBBS in Nepal:

• An MBBS degree from any recognized university or any equivalent degree.

• Completion of compulsory internship for one year

• The candidate must be provincially registered with NMC for the study period in Nepal.

• The candidate must have registration with the Medical Council in the respective country.

• The candidate must have passed the MECEE PG entrance exam with at least 50% marks.

The Medical Colleges in Nepal offer Postgraduate Medical Courses (MD/MS) in the majority of the clinical and non-clinical subjects. The course framework for the Postgraduate programs in various subjects has rigidly supported the curriculum of the Tribhuvan University. The PG degrees of Nepali Universities have broad recognition and approval and are highly valued for employment in institutions across the world in the medical domain. The MD & MS specializations that you can pursue after MBBS in Nepal are:

• MD (Doctor of Medicine ) specializations in Nepal

• MD Orthopedic

• MD Cardiology

• MD Endocrinology

• MD Obstetrics & Gynaecology

• MD Neurology

• MD General medicine

• MD Paediatric

• MD Ophthalmology

• MD Anaesthesiology

• MD Dermatology

• MD Radio-Diagnosis ( X-ray, CT scan, etc. )

• MD Pathology

• MD Psychiatry

• MS( Master Of surgery) Specializations In Nepal

• MS Cardio-thoracic & vascular surgery

• MS Cardiac surgery

• MS Cosmetic surgery

• MS Paediatric surgery

• MS Plastic surgery

• MS ENT

• MS Orthopaedics

• MS Ophthalmology

• MS Gynaecology

• MS Obstetrics

The leading medical universities in Nepal have many colleges under them that offer quality MD & MS programs. Based on the merit, these institutions select students for MD & MS admission.

 12. After doing MBBS from Nepal can student also pursue MD/MS(Medical PG from Nepal) 

Yes, after doing MBBS from Nepal, a student can pursue a Medical PG course like MD or MS from Nepal. It is a favored location for pursuing MD/MS, particularly for Indian students with geographical proximity, reasonable fee structure, and high-quality education among the dominant reasons. Nepal has many things in common with India. The education system in Nepal is very much similar to that of India. Moreover, Nepal follows the MCI syllabus and medical books too.

For admissions in PG medical courses in Nepal, NEET PG is not compulsory. Several colleges are there in Nepal in which all the specializations of MD and MS are approved by the MCI (Medical Council of India), such as the B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences (BPKIHS), the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Tribhuvan University, etc. The duration of the MD/MS courses in Nepal is the same as that of India. However, for getting enrolled in the MD/MS courses in Nepal, candidates have to take the MECEE entrance exam. MECEE is an entrance examination organized for providing admission in PG medical courses in MCI recognized institutes of Nepal that is equivalent to NBE in India. Hence, the MECEE is a common entrance exam through which institutes like B.P Koirala Institute of Health Sciences and Tribhuvan University-Institute of Medicine offer MD/MS admission in Nepal.

The Nepal Medical Education Board organizes MECEE. It is an online examination conducted to provide admission to participating institutions across Nepal. It is held once a year. The duration of the Examination is three hours and the question paper consists of Multiple choice questions. The fee of the application form for Indian students is INR 8000. Indian students have to appear for the MECEE examination to pursue MD/MS in Nepal. The students who qualify will get admission in various specialties at the institution they wish to study.

13.  UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, USMLE (UNITED STATES MEDICAL LICENSING EXAMINATION) 

The medical PG programs in the USA are quite challenging throughout the way, to have competent clinical-oriented physicians in the US healthcare system. Many Indian students after completing their MBBS in India, pursue MD from the USA. To accomplish a PG program in the USA, a candidate needs to clear the three-level USLME.

At the bachelor level, you can take the USLME-I and USLME-II CK. Then, during Residency, students can qualify for USLME-III. The completion of Residency and qualification of USMLE allows a student to apply for a medical license in the US and other global nations.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from the USA:

Pros:

1) Field of choice: A plus point about USMLE is that you get to do what you desire to do. If a candidate wants to do Internal Medicine he would be doing that after passing USLME, unlike the Indian PG in which to get Internal Medicine, he need to rank 800 max, if the rank goes down, he might have to do something which he doesn't like.

2) Superior Quality Education: US Medical Education is known across the planet for the benchmark education. The USA Medical framework has a huge contribution to the industry standards. Here, you will get training in the best healthcare systems.

3) Finest Research Opportunities & Exposure: During the study in the US, you will gain exposure to a variety of things and opportunities for research. Almost every hospital and university in the US have research opportunities available.

Cons:

1) Time-consuming process of USMLE: The USLME consists of three steps along with the need for US clinical experience. If you start after medical school, it takes almost two years of effort.

2) Expensive process: In taking USMLE, money plays a major role. Every step along with Qbanks, travel, and stay in the USA is expensive as the cost of living is significantly higher compared to other countries of the world.

14. the UNITED KINGDOM, PROFESSIONAL AND LINGUISTIC ASSESSMENT (PLAB) 

If you want to pursue your Medical PG abroad, then UK is also a good option like the USA due to quality education, expert faculty, and state-of-the-art infrastructure & procedures. Though doing PG in the UK requires PLAB, but some alternate pathways are also there for getting into UK medical system, such as:

• MRCP pathway.

• Medical Training Initiative (MTI).

• Direct University Admission.

The PLAB route to study & work in the UK is the most popular route to the UK, because of its straightforward nature. PLAB is a two-stage exam and it is the basic requirement for International Medical Graduates to practice as a doctor in the UK. Qualifying PLAB will allow you to practice in one of the best countries across the globe. And if you want to become an established medical practitioner in the UK, then after clearing PLAB, you should take MRCP. You can build your career as a specialist after clearing MRCP.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from the UK:

Pros:

• Top-class education: The education is high-grade with superior infrastructure & technology. Further, Indian students studying medicine in selected colleges of the UK are allowed to practice freely without any exams.

• Field of choice: Similar to USLME, in PLAB also you can get the field of your choice. You don't have to compromise with the area of your interest because of your rank. Also, a candidate has four attempts for it.

• Job prospects: It takes a maximum of one year to get a job in the UK, which is almost impossible in the case of NEET PG in India.

Cons:

• High-score required: If you are from India, you need a high score in your board exams (around 95%) to get admission into a competent PG course.

• IELTS/TOEFL mandatory: You will be required to write IELTS or TOEFL depending upon the university.

15. CANADA MCQEE (MEDICAL COUNCIL OF CANADA EVALUATING EXAMINATION) 

After MBBS, many students aspire to study in Canada for their postgraduation. Canada is a favored choice for most of the students due to high-grade education, advanced healthcare facilities, and affordable cost of living. To enter into the medical system of Canada, there are 3 exams conducted by the Medical Council of Canada including the MCCEE (Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Exam), MCCQE (Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination) Part 1, and  Part 2.

International medical students in their final clinical year must take the MCCEE for gaining eligibility to the MCC Qualifying Examinations. The MCCEE is a typical appraisal of the student's basic medical knowledge in the principal medical domains. It is also framed to assess the knowledge & skills required by the medical graduates. The licensing procedure in Canada requires a foreign doctor to undergo a series of exams and get finally certified on the grounds of eligibility, program selection, qualifying for the exam.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from Canada:

Pros:

• For the students looking forward to studying in elite universities with a global perspective, studying in Canada is an appropriate option. It is one of the most developed nations worldwide.

• A student is eligible for a work permit in Canada, in the spare time after finishing their studies. This allows them to work in the country throughout their program.

• Canada is considered one of the safest countries in the world, as it experiences very low crime rates than many other countries.

Cons:

• Getting a medical license in Canada is a very complicated process for Indian doctors and sometimes it may take around 5 to 6 years.

• English Proficiency proof such as an IELTS scorecard is required with a score of at least 6 or more.

• The government intervenes or micromanages almost every aspect of life in Canada, from schools to what you consume in restaurants.

16.  INDIA NEET PG now NEXT 

Candidates aspiring to do post-graduation in India can opt for MD/ MS degree or a PG Diploma after completing their MBBS. For admissions to the PG courses candidates have to qualify for a common entrance exam called NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). It is conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).

NEET PG is an eligibility cum ranking examination for various MD/MS & PG Diploma courses in India. However, NEET PG has been now replaced with NEXT (National Exit Test). NEXT is a common exit exam that is a Licentiate Exam, for entrance to medical Post Graduate (PG) course and the screening exam of foreign medical graduates. NEXT will replace NEET-PG by 2022.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from India:

Pros:

• The syllabus is the same for all Indian states. So, students don't have to focus on various high yield topics for different state and central exams.

• If you don’t get a rank in the NEXT PG, you can attempt again the next year, there's no such limit till unlike the USLME and other exams.

• Once you are done with your NEXT PG in India with a good rank, you are in. Unlike exams like USMLE, there is no assurance or guarantee for a residency seat.

Cons:

• In NEXT PG, you get your result and then you get to select the specialty and the college where you want to do your residency as per your rank. In such a case, you may end up taking a field that doesn't captivate you.

• In case of failure, you can give the exam next year but you can’t do the internship until you pass this exam, like your final year exam.

• The maximum age for taking the NEXT exam is 25 years for general students. So, you can attempt NEXT till 25 years of age.

17.  Australia AMC (AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL COUNCIL) 

Numerous doctors from India have successfully migrated to work in Australia. Australia is one of the best study destinations for students all over the globe. Medical Schools in Australia deservingly enjoy excellent international reputations for the finest quality of their training and research. However, the major hurdle in this process is pursuing the Australian Medical Council (AMC) exam. The prospects for working in Australia as an Indian doctor are a bit challenging due to AMC.

The AMC exam is designed to check the attainment of medical knowledge, clinical skills, and attitudes required by the freshly qualified graduates of Australian medical schools who have to start their clinical internship. The International medical graduates (IMGs) who wish to get the license in Australia require AMC certification. To receive the AMC certification, a foreign graduate must pass the AMC MCQ Exam as well as the AMC Clinical exam.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from Australia:

Pros:

• The Australian Government sets aside a budget of beyond $200 million every year for foreign students coming to Australia. Various scholarship programs are offered to international students from those funds.

• The overall cost of pursuing a PG in Australia is relatively less than US and UK international universities/ colleges. The PG programs in Australian medical schools start from $20,000 per year.

• Many cosmopolitan organizations in Australia offer a broad range of job opportunities to graduates & intermediate students.

Cons:

• One of the prime disadvantages of studying in Australia is its expensive lifestyle. Australia is among the costliest countries in the world.

• To gain admission to an Australian medical school as a foreign student, you have to qualify for the extensive assessment criteria. Also, a considerable IELTS score is required by foreign graduates.

• It is difficult to manage everything yourself in a developed economy like Australia, including your financial matters.

18.  NEW ZEALAND, NZREX (NEW ZEALAND REGISTRATION EXAM) 

If you are planning to study PG medicine in New Zealand, you have made a wise choice! The courses in New Zealand are renowned for their top-notch standards & quality. Graduates from all over the globe migrate to this amazing country for pursuing higher medical studies. Here, for the medical PG course, Indian students will have to present valid proof of English language proficiency. The candidate must pass the IELTS with a score of at least 7.5 in speaking and listening, and at least 7 in writing and reading.

All doctors in New Zealand must be registered to practice medicine. For this, you must qualify the NZREX Clinical (New Zealand Registration Exam). However, New Zealand is a less populated country so, there are fewer job opportunities. It may not be easy always to find a job.

Pros & Cons of doing medical PG from New Zealand:

Pros:

• New Zealand has a low cost of living. It is that study abroad destination which will give you academic excellence without burning your pockets.

• Foreign students coming to New Zealand for pursuing further studies are eligible for a broad range of scholarships that are duly granted by the New Zealand government, educational institutions, and foreign governments.

• All international students who have graduated from New Zealand with a valid qualification are eligible to work. They can duly apply for a post-study work visa (PSW).

Cons:

• New Zealand is situated far away from the rest of the world. Only Australia and some small Pacific islands are located nearby. Hence, traveling to and from New Zealand can be expensive

• There are very few professional fields to go for in New Zealand. So, unless the students are looking in those fields, it is very hard to find a good job.

• The country did not embrace international students actively. The medical schools have publicized their focus on rural and Indigenous communities.

Medical Colleges in Nepal and Fee Structure for 2021

1. Universal College of Medical Sciences 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 8,75,000
3rd Year	Rs. 8,75,000
4th Year	Rs. 8,75,000
5th Year	Rs. 8,75,000
Total	Rs. 60,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 55,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

2. National Medical College, Birganj 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 15,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 15,00,000
3rd Year	Rs. 15,00,000
4th Year	Rs. 15,00,000
5th Year	No Fees
Total	Rs. 60,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,50,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

3. Gandaki Medical College, Pokhra

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
Total	Rs. 50,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,10,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 45,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

4. KIST Medical College 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,75,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,75,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,75,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,75,000
Total	Rs. 52,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 46,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

5. Nepal Medical College and Teaching Hospital, Kathmandu 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 27,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
5th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
Total	Rs. 57,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 52,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

6. Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Pokhara 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 12,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 5,00,000
5th Year	No Fees
Total	Rs. 50,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,30,000

*Security Deposite (Refundable)  Rs. 1,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

7. Nobel Medical College, Biratnagar 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
5th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
Total	Rs. 55,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,10,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 50,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

8. College of Medical Sciences, Chitawan

Rs. 60,00,000 ( Total Fees for 5 Years)  Rs. 30,00,000 at the time of admission and rest Rs, 30,00,000 within 6 months

Hostel Fees:- Rs. 1,10,000 (Per Year)

9. Nepal Ganj Medical College, Nepal 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 30,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
Total	Rs. 55,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 50,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

10. Lumbani Medical College, Palpa 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 24,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,00,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,00,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,00,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,00,000
Total	Rs. 48,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 45,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

11. Biratnagar Medical College, Biratnagar 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
Total	Rs. 50,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 46,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

12. Devdaha Medical College 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 24,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,00,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,00,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,00,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,00,000
Total	Rs. 48,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 45,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

13. Kathmandu Medical College, Kathmandu 

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 25,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
5th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
Total	Rs. 55,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,10,000

One Time Payment Total Fees Rs. 50,00,000

*Rs. 500000 to be paid at the time of booking of Seat

14. B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 14,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 10,00,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,00,000
4th Year	Rs. 4,00,000
5th Year	Rs. 3,50,000
Total	Rs. 38,50,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

15. Nepalganj Medical College

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 30,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,25,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,25,000
Total	Rs. 50,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

16 Janaki Medical College

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 20,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 6,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 6,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 6,50,000
5th Year	Rs. 6,50,000
Total	Rs. 46,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,00,000

17. Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences

Year (2021-2026)	Fees Per Year
1st Year	Rs. 27,00,000
2nd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
3rd Year	Rs. 7,50,000
4th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
5th Year	Rs. 7,50,000
Total	Rs. 57,00,000
Hostel Fees Per Year	Rs. 1,10,000

Taking MBBS courses in Nepal has become increasingly popular among Indian medical students. Nepal, being a neighboring nation, requires only a couple of hours to travel; it also has friendly relations with our country. The preference for getting an MBBS degree from Nepal has been done for a long time, and the students mostly belong to the northern regions of India. One key benefit here for the Indian students is that the faculties and instructors in the Medical Colleges are mostly from India as well. For students who want to have a foreign education in affordable and familiar surroundings, Nepal is the best option. The Universities in Nepal are perfect for the medical aspirants to get into some of the best institutions, with no capitation amount. With the increasing competition for seats in medical colleges, Nepal could be an ideal place for recreational and educational needs.

Admission Procedure For MBBS in Nepal

The admission process in MBBS courses of Nepal institutes is very straightforward and simple. Let us dig deep and know the basics of the admission procedure in universities form Nepal :

• Download the application from the university website

• Fill up the required information

• Attest and attach all paperwork/ documents mentioned on the application form

• Ensure that there are no mistakes

• After the candidate submits his/ her application, the university admission board goes through the form and attached documents.

• If the student gets selected, she/ he will have to pay admission, application, and related processing fees; the amount varies depending upon the university.

• Following this step, the aspirant will receive the Admission Letter from the college, which will lead up to applying for a Student Visa.

Courses, Course Duration, and Syllabus of MBBS in Nepal

The students interested in taking MBBS courses from universities in Nepal will be provided with the following subjects in choices:

• Biochemistry

• Physiology

• Dental sciences

• Anatomy and many more

Studying medical courses in Nepal opens the aspirant to a wider array of options for the 5 to 6 learning years. There are also choices available if the candidate wants to carry on with further education in Nepal itself. Courses in fields of Masters in Doctorate, Physician, Dentistry, Psychiatrist, etc. are also offered.

Education Pattern and Language Issue For MBBS in Nepal

The MBBS courses in Nepali institutes are divided into two sections :

1. 1st to 4th semester: Unified teaching for the fundamentals of the medical field

2. 5th semester and above: Comprehensive learning of the clinical subjects with internship opportunities

Few Other Important Aspects of Universities in Nepal Are :

• The primary years are completely centered on the acquisition of intellectual and theoretical knowledge about the course and subjects

• It might cover practical for the learned concepts, but the application of the knowledge is done during the last years

• During the last year, the students will be asked to become a part of internship programs at local clinics and hospitals, which are recognized by the college or institute

• Other internship options are open for students who have an interest in a different scope, and who can get their recruitments after the course ends based on their learning and skills

• All students who have received more than 50% in Physics- Chemistry- Biology, will be considered apt for the seats if they have fulfilled the qualification standards.

Accommodation During MBBS in Nepal

Accommodation facilities in Nepal, when compared to other foreign education locations, are very affordable. Here are the top three picks of foreign students, when they visit Nepal for education:

Hostel :

There are several hostel facilities for both girls and boys, most of which surround the university campuses. Hostels have always been the first choice for parents who are sending their children out for education. The hostels here provide various necessary amenities to the students with free Wi-Fi 24/7.

Homestay :

The home-stay facility is perfect for medical students since they have to stay in the neighborhood for long. These are almost like room rentals, the guest can choose from whether they prefer to share the room with another student. They also have a B/B plan, self-catering, and half-board options for meals.

Campus Facilities :

Most universities and colleges in Nepal provide lodging facilities for foreign students inside the campus area. These are like hostels and separate for boys and girls. Since the functioning is under the Institute administration, the students can stay safe without any concerns.

Visa For Nepal

Having a Visa is important for a student who is going to Nepal or any other foreign nation for educational purposes. The documents required before applying for a Student Visa are:

• Complete VISA application form

• University Acceptance/ Admission letter 

• Valid Passport

• Heath check-up form

• Latest passport size photos

After the Visa is sanctioned, the candidate is permitted to enter Nepal for pursuing their MBBS degree. 

The validity of MBBS Degree in India

The MBBS course degree from either Medical Institutes in Nepal will be considered valid only after the student qualifies for the MCI screening test now NEXT Exam. This test is taken by those students who have finished their 5.5 years in MBBS and wish to practice in India. Introduced in the year 2002, MCI Examination is a mandatory test for all the students who have received their MBBS from foreign institutes.

Below listed are 5 significant elements of the MCI examination:

• It is a compulsory test for any students, who have acquired their MBBS degree from international medical institutes. It permits them to practice medical science in the Indian nation; it is a necessary qualification for their career in India. After the student clears this test, she/he will be placed equal to those who have attained MBBS from Indian universities.

• MCI Screening test is performed for evaluating the knowledge of fundamental concepts, basic knowledge, practical application, and time management abilities of the candidate. The test might not cover all aspects of the MBBS course and studies. But it will ask questions regarding the key conceptualization of the medical information. 

• Following the successful clearance of the MCI test, the candidate will have to undertake an internship for a year to fit the eligibility specifications. If the student does not pass the exam, they will be left with an MBBS degree and no job scope. 

• There are no limitations for the attempt count the student takes to clear the exam. The student must score a minimum of 50% marks to pass the MCI Screening Test. And the students, who make the exam, can apply to the State Medical Council or Medical Council of India for their permanent enrollment. 

• Clearing the MCI test is a difficult task for the students since it requires a lot of training and practice. Out of all the candidates appearing for the exam, only 19% get through; as per average calculations. The statistics also say that since 2005, there has been a drop in MCI clearance. 

Education Loan And Financial Advice For Parents

The students, who are aiming at getting MBBS education and degree from reputed Medical Colleges, should know and be prepared with the financial support they will need during their stay and study. It is slightly difficult for some parents to arrange for the tuition and accommodation fee altogether. Since the students don’t earn themselves, their only option for getting in top universities is Student Loan. 

The Eligibility criterion for students to apply for student loans is :

• The applicant should be an Indian citizen

• The age of the applicant should be at least 18 years; the parents will have to take a loan on their behalf. 

• The candidate should have a good scholastic backdrop

• The applicant should get accepted in an accredited international institution, college or university 

• The course should be professional or technical; financers prefer courses that ensure job after completion

Parents should make a detailed budget and funds for the children; estimating the total charge can help you prepare cautiously. The budget should cover all expenses ranging from tuition fees, accommodation charges, health, travel, overhead costs, etc. Also, parents should consult with their children on the monthly allowances, so that there is no risk of going overboard with expenditures. 

Disadvantages of Doing MBBS in Nepal

While studying in Nepalese universities might be ‘a dream come true’ moment for many aspirants, it does have a few disadvantages that come with it. Students might find it difficult in adjusting to the new locality and education pattern. Below mentioned are the top few cons of studying MBBS in Nepal:

• With proper English education, the students can find it hard to understand certain concepts since few faculties may have bad English speech and irregular accent

• During their internships, the international students are not permitted to touch the patients, therefore it becomes only observe and learn situation for the candidates

• There is an absence of opportunities for gaining experience in performing surgical operations on real bodies since the system only uses dummies for education purposes

• All foreign students must learn the regional language for their additional subject 

National Exit Test (NEXT) Coaching in Nepal

NEXT or the National Exit Test is the exam that MBBS holders, from international colleges, have to clear for obtaining a License for practicing in India. If the student takes and passes the exam they can successfully give their career as a medical practitioner a proper route. Clearing NEXT can also enable the student for postgraduate courses in India. Its necessity for qualification as a practitioner or PG student has led to an increase in its value. Numerous online and brick & mortar coaching classes provide effective guidance to the aspirants. 

Roadmap to Study MD/MS After MBBS in Nepal

With every successful year, hundreds and more of students finished their MBBS course with practical experience by internship. All these students have to appear for NEXT and MCI tests to become qualified practitioners of the nation. It also permits them to go for additional education like postgraduation; although only a few students out of the thousands get eligible for the MD and MS courses. 

Other than PG admissions for medical students, there are so many new changes that have affected the admission procedure. The requirement of NEET for postgraduate courses is made compulsory, and all candidates are accepted through entrance tests only. Most students are not able to pass the NEET for postgraduation and miss their opportunity to get a specialization degree. 

Indian students who wish to do MBBS from Nepal and practice in the USA have a wide scope of getting a job. After clearing the further set of tests, you will have to clear the USMLE exam to be a licensed medical practitioner in America. There are various steps in this, step one is dedicated to medical basics, concepts, medicine, principles, and functioning. In this 1-day examination, which is split up into 7 blocks of one hour each, the students will be evaluated during this 8-hour session.

 

Our Process and Services

• Counseling by Our Experts

During the counseling sessions, our skilled advisors get involved to make the whole admission to accommodation procedure quicker and simpler. With a deep knowledge of available courses and universities, our counselors can help you through your confusion of selecting one from many. They give you a refined description of each option, and put you up with an application for college and visa, and familiarize you with pre-departure pointers. They cross-check all the information for you and get you in the university safely. They also keep into consideration your economic and academic background to make sure that you don’t experience any strain while studying. 

• Selection of Right Course, Country, and College

Being accepted in an international institute for an MBBS degree can be a life-changing event for a candidate. However, this is only possible if they make correct selections during opting for courses and universities. The location and education quality is an important part of the foreign education experience. You will be exposed to world-class and top-rated colleges for your MBBS aspirations. And helped with our expert minds, you can make correct and fruitful choices.  

• Test Preparation Guidance

Our professionals will help you out during your preparatory stage, or when you have to appear for the entrance exams. With all-inclusive support of a consultant, you can clear all your doubts and go for your tests with a clear mind. We ensure that all your requirements and needs are well attended to. We also provide certain tips and hacks to the student to enable them to manage time and answer appropriately. Our team will create an organized schedule for every student, to prepare before, during, and after exam prospects. 

• Test Preparation Platform

Our professional consultant team can assist you by giving:

• Experienced and Professional Support 

• Specially made arrangements focused on multiway learning

• Accurate exam plans

• End to end, affordable & strong educational schemes

• Robust focus towards growing precise concepts 

• Adept planning for upcoming stages

• Application Editing, Review, and Processing

Taking support from a good counseling agency will ensure that all your applications, be it for college admission or student Visa. They will comprehend your future plans and interests during the counseling sessions and get you ready for perfect colleges. The consultants will take care of all deadlines and submission dates, and get your application ready and checked beforehand. Consultants will let you know about all the requirements and arrange them to make an effective and appealing application form. Always remember, you should contact a counselor before starting the application procedure, that way their involvement will be beneficial for your admission. 

• Scholarship Guidance

Counselors can also help you knowing and applying for foreign student scholarships (if any) while you study in the college or institution. This scholarship aspect may or may not be applicable depending on the university you select or the nation you are visiting. 

Fortunately, there are many medical colleges in Nepal that provide scholarships. The Government in Nepal has provided funds to help the needful aspirants in their education. This is done to provide support to the students from a middle-class background to keep up with the expensive education charges. This was helpful especially for medical courses like MBBS since the course duration is very long. 

• Tuition Fee Waiver

The consultants inform the aspirants with medical institutes in Nepal which provide aid to students with unstable economic backdrops. There are admissions for students with scholarships and quota backups as well. These are provided to ensure that the student’s focus is on studying, not on tackling fiscal problems. 

• Interview Preparation

Most recognized Medical Institutes and Colleges take two round evaluations before accepting a student: Entrance Test & Interview. Our skilled counselors will make sure that you are prepared for the second round just after your application gets accepted. We will update you with general information, frequently asked questions, important topics, etc. Our team support will also help the students in building confidence in them while answering during counseling sessions. 

• Visa Assistance and Loan Processing

Our end to end support will cover Visa and Loan processing for your international education as well. This will include preparing and applying for a loan/ Visa, preparing for outcomes, and keeping the second plan ready. With well-timed notifications and details, we will make your application fit for the demand. With our experience, we will get you in touch with a few of the best financers so that you have no problems in getting a student or education loan sanctioned. Your financial problems will not crossways with your aspirations in international education. 

• Travel and Medical Insurance Processing

Opting for foreign education services can be a transformational undergo for any student. Therefore, ensuring that your health and safety are catered with will add on to your enjoyment. Several occasions can affect your well-being when living in a foreign country. Hence, you should always have a reserve like medical and travel insurance for such situations. Our counselors will get your acquainted with the best policies for your educational trip.  

• Pre-Departure Briefing to Help You Get Ready For Your New Country

Our team will take you through a Pre-departure orientation, to make you ready for the situation and environment that you might come across while living abroad. This compendious briefing will cover all important and generic information that you would need to know before boarding the plane. This session will encompass local facts, law, and terms, language, etc. of your new education spot. 

Why Reserve Seats early For MBBS in Nepal 

As mentioned, an increasing number of students have started to go to foreign institutes for their MBBS degree. And Nepal, being our neighbor and friend nation, is becoming popular among medical aspirants. With easy admission and living, Indian students prefer Nepal to other locations. The universities here are among the top rankers of the region. 

With extensive security, dependability, and good quality education; Universities from Nepal have attracted students from across the world. Since the admissions are provided on a first come- first serve criteria, students are advised to apply in advance. They should plan and prepare their applications and documents in readiness. 

MBBS in abroad options other than Nepal for Indian Students

MBBS in Russia	MBBS in Ukraine	MBBS in Georgia
MBBS in China	MBBS in Philippines	MBBS in Germany
MBBS in Canada	MBBS in Kyrgyzstan	MBBS in Nepal
MBBS in USA	MBBS in Bangladesh	MBBS in Egypt
MBBS in Uzbekistan	MBBS in UK	MBBS in Bulgaria
MBBS in Tajikistan	MBBS in Romania	MBBS in Poland
MBBS in Kazakhstan	MBBS in Australia	MBBS in Armenia
MBBS in Belarus	MBBS in Malaysia	MBBS in Guyana

 

 

FAQs for MBBS in Nepal for 2021 

• Which are the Top Medical Universities in Nepal?

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences and Kathmandu Medical College are the top medical universities in Nepal

• How Many NMC approved Medical Universities are there in Nepal?

There are 17 NMC approved Medical Universities in Nepal which are also approved by WHO and UNESCO

• Which exam do I need to crack for doing MBBS from Nepal?

To get admission to the Top Medical Universities of Nepal the student must qualify Common Entrance Test. As per The Health Ministry of India circular Qualifying marks in the NEET is mandatory for Indian students if they wish to practice medicine in India.

• What is the age limit for studying MBBS in Nepal?

The minimum age of the student should be 17 years and the maximum age can be 25 years to study MBBS from Nepal

• What is the Average Tuition Fee for MBBS in Nepal?

Average Tuition Fee for MBBS in Nepal Rs. 48,00,000 ($64,000) for 5.5 years.

• What is the living cost in Nepal including food?

The average Living cost in Nepal is Rs. 2,00,000 ($2,666) per Year

• What is the Course Duration of MBBS in Nepal?

The total duration for MBBS in Nepal is 5.5 years which includes 1-year of the internship.

• What is the validity/Recognition of the MBBS degree from Nepal?

MBBS Degree obtained from the Medical Universities of Nepal is recognized worldwide. Indian students much check NMC approval status of the university before taking admission.

• How many attempts are there for MCI/NEXT Exam?

No, there is no fixed attempt for MCI Screening Test now NEXT for the students. NEXT will be conducted twice a year and students will be allowed to take as many attempts as they want to clear the exam.

• Can I pay the fee in installment for MBBS in Nepal?

No, in the medical universities of Nepal the students will have to pay half of the total fees in the first year itself.  

• What is the mode of fee payment for medical universities in Nepal?

Fee can be paid online, in cash, and through demand draft. It is advisable not to pay the full fee to the consultant.

• How to apply for MBBS in Nepal?

Standyou can help in fulfilling your dream of becoming doctor. Please select in the university if you are sure about the university. In case you are no sure about the university just book the consultation. We will help you with documentation, application processing and visa.

• Do you need a consultant to take admission for MBBS in Nepal?

Yes, it is advisable to take admission through a genuine consultant because consultant will help in the selection of the best university, documentation, application process, visa process, and pre-departure briefing. Some of the consultants will also take care during your whole course including MCI/NEXT Exam preparations.