Kathmandu, the capital. Medicine (MBBS) in Jorpati, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Nepal Medical College and Teaching Hospital (NMCTH)
Nepal Medical College and Teaching Hospital in Jorpati, Kathmandu, reports a 52.3% FMGE pass rate, a strong result for Nepal. It has a modern teaching hospital, sits a short flight from the major Indian cities, and Indian nationals need no visa.
Overview
Why families consider Nepal Medical College
Private medical college, established 1997. Medicine (MBBS) in English medium. Compare it with the other universities in Nepal and the wider medicine list.
Recognitions, as published
- Reported FMGE pass rate of 52.3%, a strong performer for Nepal
- Located in Jorpati, Kathmandu, with the convenience of the capital
- Modern teaching hospital
- A short flight from all major Indian cities
- No visa required for Indian nationals
Courses
Curriculum overview
Medicine (MBBS). 5.5 years. The phases below are as the university describes them.
5.5 years, standard MBBS
NMC-compliant curriculum, English medium, with hospital rotations in Kathmandu
Fees
Fee structure
Fees are indicative, as published by the university at the time of writing. They vary by intake, accommodation choice, visa requirements and exchange rate. The final fee is confirmed in writing before any application is submitted.
See how Nepal Medical College compares with 63 other medical universities in the MBBS fee table.
| Item | Cost, as published |
|---|---|
| Annual tuition | USD 12,500 |
| Hostel (annual) | USD 1,200 |
| Mess (annual) | USD 150 |
| Visa, registration and insurance (annual) | Nil |
| One-time charges | Published as USD 5000 -1000; the counsellor confirms the exact figure |
| Total course fee (USD, approx.) | About USD 72,000 |
Eligibility
Eligibility for Indian students
The counsellor checks these against the student's marksheets and NEET scorecard in the first call. The full document list is on the admissions and visas page.
- 10+2 with a minimum of 50% in physics, chemistry and biology
- NEET qualified
- No visa required for Indian nationals
Hostel and city
Living in Jorpati, Kathmandu
Nepal is the choice for Indian families who want geographic proximity, no visa requirement, cultural familiarity and strong FMGE outcomes. BPKIHS reports a 72.2% FMGE pass rate, and Kathmandu University and Tribhuvan University add first-ranked engineering and management faculties.
Study cities in Nepal
- Hostel at USD 1,200 a year and mess at USD 150 a year, as published
- Kathmandu: the capital, served by Tribhuvan International Airport
- On arrival, a Global Minds representative meets the student at the airport, accommodation has been checked in advance, and a local coordinator is reachable 24/7. See placement and support.
Admission process
Step by step
- Intake
- February and September
- Apply by
- January and August
Admission decisions are made by the university. Global Minds prepares and checks the file, tracks the application and arranges the invitation letter the visa needs. The full sequence is on the how it works page.
After graduation
- FMGE or NExT for India
- Nepal Medical Council registration
- 1
Apply through Global Minds
- 2
Offer letter from NMCTH
- 3
Travel to Kathmandu (Tribhuvan International Airport)
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Questions about Nepal Medical College
When is the intake at Nepal Medical College and when should I apply?
Intake: February and September. Apply by: January and August. The counsellor confirms the current dates with the university before you commit.
What are the entry requirements for Indian students at Nepal Medical College?
10+2 with a minimum of 50% in physics, chemistry and biology. NEET qualified. No visa required for Indian nationals.
What does Nepal Medical College cost?
USD 12,500 a year tuition; About USD 72,000 for 5.5 years. Fees are indicative, as published by the university at the time of writing. They vary by intake, accommodation choice, visa requirements and exchange rate. The final fee is confirmed in writing before any application is submitted.
What is the FMGE pass rate at Nepal Medical College?
Reported FMGE pass rate: 52.3%. FMGE and NExT pass rates are as reported for each university at the time of writing. They describe past cohorts and are not a prediction of any individual result.
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