We have described all the special attributes of studying MBBS degree in Nepal:

• Well reputed medical universities in Nepal.
• Top-class infrastructure for medical studies.
• MBBS training programs are available in English.
• Inexpensive tuition fees for medical courses.
• Universities in Nepal are approved from NMC & WHO.
• No donation fees and capitation charges.
• No complication of passing IELTS/TOEFL exams.
• Hostel and food services provided by the colleges.
• Practical Internship programs in standard hospitals.
• Living expenses are the cheapest among Asian countries.

The total duration required to do MBBS in the Universities of Nepal is as follows:

• The time required for students to finish the MBBS in Nepal is for 4.5 years.
• A program is allocated for internships that extends the period of 1 more year.
• This duration is lesser than most of the counties and it saves valuable time.

A detailed structure of medical syllabus in Nepal is given below:

Subjects including in the major area of studies:

Following criteria is considered for the intake of students in Nepal for MBBS course:

• Students should have completed 10+2 or any other equivalent courses.
• There should be a minimum score of 50% aggregate through science faculty.
• PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) subjects should be listed in the course.
• Passing the NEET examination is compulsory for Indian students.
• Separate medical entrance test arranged by the Universities.

Optional criteria for students without 10+2 qualification

• Students should have a bachelor's degree from a recognized board/university.
• Inclusion of subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology is mandatory.
• Candidates must have secured a minimum score of 50% for admission.

A common procedure involved in the admission journey in Nepal is as per below:

Step 1: Submission of online application form.

Step 2: Acceptance of invitation letter.

Step 3: Payment of first year’s tuition fees.

Step 4: Applying for a student's VISA.

Step 5: Booking flight tickets to Nepal.

Each and every documents essential for MBBS admission process in Nepal is here:

• Marksheet/transcript of Xth from recognized board.
• Marksheet/transcript of XIIth from recognized board.
• Passport’s page showing name and nationality.
• NEET/SAT score card of respective admission year.
• Certificate of health and fitness of the candidate.
• School Leaving Certificate (SLC).
• Recently captured colorful photos (5).
• Certificate of Conduct.

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Following is the information about the scholarship opportunities available in Nepal:

Indian government has distributed scholarship programs for Indians students studying courses in the Universities of Nepal. Different types of scholarships are offered for the international students in Nepal based on various criterias and specialized benefits.

• COMPEX Scholarship Scheme
• SAARC Scholarship Scheme
• GOLDEN JUBILEE SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• General Scholarship Scheme (GSS)
• Dr. Homi J. Bhabha Scholarship Scheme
• AYUSH Scholarship Scheme
• MAHATMA GANDHI SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• Silver Jubilee Scholarship Scheme (SJSS)
• APS Scholarship Scheme
• Nepal Aid Fund Scholarship Scheme

Here is the specification of medical education system in Nepal:

The system of medical education in Nepal is divided in three phases namely Pre-clinical, Clinical, Internship, etc. See the structure of curriculum in the table given below:

The list of global medical councils who have recognized the MBBS degrees in Nepal:

• World Health Organisation (WHO)
• National Medical Commission (NMC)
• United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
• United States Medical License Examination (USMLE)
• Foundation of Advancement of International Medical Education and Research - IMED (FAIMER)
• General Medical Council (GMC-UK)
• World Directory of Medical Schools (WDMS)
• Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board test (PLAB)
• Ministry of Education, India

Internship programs are provided in reputed govt hospitals for clinical practices:

• Internship program in Nepal is for 12 months which is the most crucial and critical part of the training at the undergraduate level of studies.
• The objective of the training is to provide necessary training of skills and to explain the practical functionality.
• Internship practices help in the development of the student's attitude, ethics, and behaviour of the working culture.
• It also develops analytical thinking and the establishment of communication with patience.
• Primary care is the most important aspect for the public in developing countries.
• Therefore, the students are trained on the multidisciplinary medical practices.
• They equip the skills to handle the on field situations and real operations in the process.
• The internships are organized in the same hospitals where the students have completed their MBBS graduation degree.