Admission is generally merit-based, with the selection process dependent on performance in the MEC entrance exam or an equivalent qualifying exam like NEET for Indian students. Counselling sessions may be held for the final seat allotment. You can contact us for Admission to Manipal Medical College +918499000022(WhatsApp)

MCOMS provides a range of facilities including: Modern laboratories and libraries Hostel and dining facilities Sports and recreation facilities Manipal Teaching Hospital for clinical training Medical labs for practical education

Yes, the MBBS degree from Manipal College of Medical Sciences is recognized by the Nepal Medical Council (NMC) and other international medical bodies such as the National Medical Commission (NMC), the World Health Organization (WHO), and others.

Yes, the MBBS program includes a mandatory 1-year internship, which is typically conducted at the Manipal Teaching Hospital or other recognized medical institutions.

The medium of instruction for all medical courses at MCOMS is English.

Generally, the following documents are required: 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates Transfer and migration certificate Entrance exam scorecard (MEC/NEET) Valid passport (for international students) Character certificate Medical fitness certificate Passport-sized photographs

Scholarships may be available for meritorious students. Nepalese government scholarships are available for certain deserving candidates, and international students should inquire about specific scholarship opportunities directly with the institution or through their country’s scholarship schemes.

The process generally includes: Meeting the eligibility criteria. Passing the Medical Education Commission (MEC) entrance exam or an equivalent exam like NEET. Submitting academic documents and other required certificates. Completing the admission formalities through counselling or merit-based selection.

Yes, MCOMS provides hostel accommodations for both boys and girls. The hostels are well-furnished and cater to the needs of both Nepalese and international students.

The MBBS program at MCOMS is a 5.5-year course, which includes 4.5 years of academic study followed by a 1-year mandatory internship.

The MBBS fee structure varies for Nepalese and international students. The fee for Nepalese students is determined by the Medical Education Commission (MEC) of Nepal. For international students, the cost is higher. It's recommended that you contact Us at +918499000022(WhatsApp)

Candidates need to pass the Medical Education Commission (MEC) Entrance Exam. Indian students must also qualify for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is recognized for admission to MBBS in Nepal.

Yes, Manipal College accepts international students, including those from India, SAARC countries, and other regions. International applicants are required to meet the college's academic qualifications and pass either the MEC entrance exam or equivalent entrance exams such as NEET for Indian students.

he basic eligibility includes completing 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects, and an aggregate of at least 50% in these subjects. Students must also pass the entrance exam conducted by the Medical Education Commission (MEC) of Nepal. Foreign students (like Indian candidates) may also require NEET qualification.