MBBS FOR NEPALI STUDENTS

MBBS in {Country} for Nepali Students

A lot of Nepali students choose {Country} for MBBS. The course is six years in English, tuition is roughly US$3,500 to 6,000 a year, and admission is simple. To practise at home afterwards, you’ll need to meet the Nepal Medical Council (NMC Nepal) rules and pass the Nepal Medical Council licensing exam.

Nepali students are a familiar sight in {Country} medical universities, particularly in Northbridge and Eastfield. Before you apply anywhere, you’ll need the eligibility certificate from Nepal’s Medical Education Commission, so start that early.

Why Nepali students choose {Country}

  • Classes are in English, so you can start without learning the local language first
  • Total cost far lower than private medical colleges at home
  • Large communities of Nepali students in Northbridge, Riverton and Lakeside
  • Familiar food available at many hostels

Eligibility

  • 12th grade / A-levels / equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology
  • Minimum marks set by your home regulator
  • Valid passport
  • Age 17+ by 31 December of the admission year

Recognition at home

Your degree must meet the Nepal Medical Council (NMC Nepal) requirements, and you will need to pass the Nepal Medical Council licensing exam to practise. We check this for every university on your shortlist.

Questions

Do Nepali students need an eligibility certificate?

Yes. Nepali students going abroad for MBBS need an eligibility certificate from the Nepal Medical Education Commission before admission. Check the current requirements.

Ready to study in {Country}?

Tell us your marks and what you want to study. We’ll tell you which universities in {Country} you can get into, what it will really cost, and help you through admission and the visa.

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