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MBBS in Nepal 2026 — Fees, Universities & Admission

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Nepal offers Indian students an MBBS very close to home, with a curriculum and teaching pattern almost identical to India, English-medium classes and no visa formalities. TurtleEdu guides you to NMC-approved medical colleges in Nepal from admission through to FMGE/NExT preparation.

Total Fees₹40–65 Lakhs

Duration5.5 years (4.5 yrs + 1-year internship)

MediumEnglish

IntakeAs per academic calendar

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Fees & Overview

MBBS in Nepal Fee Structure 2026

Below is the approximate cost of studying MBBS in Nepal for Indian students. Figures are indicative and vary by university and city — request the exact, up-to-date fee structure from our counsellors.

Tuition fee	₹7–11 Lakhs / year
Hostel & food	₹1.5–2.5 Lakhs / year
Total course cost	₹40–65 Lakhs (approx.)
Course duration	5.5 years (4.5 yrs + 1-year internship)
Medium of teaching	English
Recognition	NMC & WHO approved

Top Universities

Popular Medical Universities in Nepal

Well-known medical universities in Nepal chosen by Indian students. We help you shortlist the right one for your budget, city preference and career goals.

Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences

Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Pokhara

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences

Nepalgunj Medical College

Universal College of Medical Sciences

Kathmandu Medical College

Nepal Medical College

College of Medical Sciences, Bharatpur

Why Nepal

Why Study MBBS in Nepal?

NMC & WHO approved medical colleges
India-identical MBBS curriculum
English medium teaching
No visa required for Indian students
Similar culture, climate & food
Excellent FMGE/NExT results

Course Structure

MBBS in Nepal — Programme Structure

Year 1–2 — Pre-clinical

Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry — the medical foundation.

Year 3 — Para-clinical

Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology & Forensic Medicine.

Year 4–5 — Clinical

Medicine, Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics with hospital ward rotations.

Final year — Internship

Rotating internship / clinical clerkship before the final degree.

Eligibility: Age 17+ by 31 December of the admission year · Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English (50% aggregate in PCB for General, 40% for reserved categories) · NEET-UG qualified · valid passport.

Practising in India: After MBBS in Nepal, clear the FMGE (being replaced by the NExT – National Exit Test) for NMC registration. As per NMC 2021 norms the course must be at least 54 months plus a 12-month internship in the same country — all universities we recommend comply.

FAQs

MBBS in Nepal — Frequently Asked Questions

Is MBBS in Nepal approved by NMC?

Yes. The universities we work with in Nepal are approved/listed by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and WHO, so the MBBS degree is recognised for the FMGE/NExT and registration in India.

What is the total fee for MBBS in Nepal?

The approximate total cost for the full course is ₹40–65 Lakhs (tuition around ₹7–11 Lakhs / year plus hostel & food around ₹1.5–2.5 Lakhs / year). Exact fees vary by university — contact TurtleEdu for the latest fee structure.

Is NEET required for MBBS in Nepal?

Yes. As per NMC rules, every Indian student must qualify NEET-UG to study MBBS in Nepal and to be eligible for the FMGE/NExT afterwards. A high NEET score is not needed — only a qualifying score.

What is the medium of instruction for MBBS in Nepal?

MBBS in Nepal is taught in English, so Indian students can study comfortably without learning a new language for academics.

Can I practise in India after completing MBBS in Nepal?

Yes. After completing your MBBS in Nepal from an NMC-approved university, you must clear the FMGE (being replaced by the NExT — National Exit Test) to get registered with the NMC/State Medical Council and practise in India.

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