If we look at the stats of students preferences about their medical colleges, it turns out that Nepal is one of the most popular choices. There were a lot of students from India and other sub-continents who showed their interest in studying MBBS in Nepal. Now, when the students show their interest, it is our duty to tell them how they can achieve their goals. This is why we are here with this article that will tell you how you can get admission to a medical college in Nepal. 

Eligibility For Admission to MBBS course in Nepal:

The basic eligibility to get admission to a medical college in Nepal to study MBBS course is mention below:

•  The student should have a minimum of 50% score in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as their options subjects. These are mandatory and no other subject combinations are accepted from MBBS aspirants.
• NEET examination is mandatory to get the application accepted in any of the top medical universities in Nepal. 
• The students have to present that they have got both doses of vaccination because of the COVID pandemic.

What Is The Way Forward:

You can apply once you think that you have cleared the eligibility criteria. The documents will be verified and attested at the final stage. This is something that you might not be able to validate if you don’t have the original copy of the document. And even if you don’t have the copy, get one before you apply for admission.

They send you an invitation letter and then you have to submit the document and fee for the first semester. Also, you need to provide the details of your flight before some days so that they can make arrangements accordingly.

Top Medical Colleges in Nepal:

Nepal has many great medical colleges and we have mentioned a few of them so that you can start your research. They all have slight differences in their eligibility criteria. Have a look before you decide which college might be the best.

• Nepalgunj Medical College
• Birat Medical College And Teaching Hospital
• Chitwan Medical College
• Manipal College Of Medical Sciences
• Nobel Medical College
• Devdaha Medical College
• National Medical College

Conclusion:

They have divided the curriculum in a very balanced manner so it doesn’t provide a biased education to the students and also gives them space to research about the things that they are curious about.