Your MBBS in Nepal,decided on evidence.
We publish what we can source and say so when we cannot. No fee figures that go stale, no stock photographs standing in for a campus, no promise the Medical Education Commission has not made.
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- colleges admitting Indian students
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- foreign-quota seats
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- government institutions
One admission process,
26 places it can take you
Every college is plotted where it actually sits, sized by the 691 foreign-quota seats between them. The clustering is not an accident of the drawing — it is where Nepal's medical education actually is, and it is worth knowing before you pick a city.
What medical training actually looks like
Not a photograph — the four-stage sequence Nepal Medical Council and National Medical Commission (India) regulation actually sets, the same for every MEC-approved college.
Pre-clinical years
Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry — the same pre-clinical sequence the Indian MBBS curriculum follows.
Nepal Medical Council ↗Clinical years
Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Paediatrics. Every college approved by the Medical Education Commission is attached to a teaching hospital, and both clinical training and the internship are completed there. Hospital size and case mix differ substantially between colleges, and it is a fair question to put to any college you are considering.
Nepal Medical Council ↗Internship in Nepal
Five and a half years: four and a half years of academic study followed by a compulsory one-year internship at an affiliated teaching hospital. This mirrors the Indian MBBS structure. The Nepal Medical Council provides provisional registration to MBBS and BDS students for the duration of their one-year internship at affiliated teaching hospitals, permitting supervised practice during that period.
Nepal Medical Council ↗NMC screening, in India
The National Exit Test is the screening examination replacing the FMGE, conducted by the National Board of Examinations. Clearing it, followed by one year of supervised internship in India, is what converts a foreign medical degree into a licence to practise in India.
National Board of Examinations, India ↗