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On October 18, 1992, the then-His Majesty’s Government of Nepal and the Manipal Education and Medical Group signed a historic deal to establish a medical college in Nepal.
In 1994, the Manipal College of Medical Sciences (MCOMS), which is associated with Kathmandu University and offers an MBBS curriculum in Nepal, was established in Pokhara. In Nepal, it was the first private institution to open a private medical college in Nepal. In addition, in 1998, the 750-bed Manipal Teaching Hospital (MTH) in Pokhara opened. Modern facilities for modern medical education in Nepal and health care have been established at the medical college in Nepal and hospital.
INVESTMENT MADE BY THE MANIPAL EDUCATION & MEDICAL GROUP:
The Manipal Group has invested a total of INR 40 billion in MCOMS since its founding, with the amount increasing year after year to ensure the institution’s sustained growth.
Manipal University is a combination of educational institutions and hospitals with over 300,000 students and 7,000 hospital beds that has built a solid reputation over the previous five decades.
In addition to providing direct employment to a lot of locals, the venture has aided Nepal’s general growth in medical education in Nepal.
MILESTONES:
In 1994, an undergraduate medical degree programme in Nepal was established, with a yearly intake of 100 students.
With effect from December 31, 1994, affiliation with Kathmandu University.
In 1998, the 750-bed Manipal Teaching Hospital opened its doors.
The Nepal Medical Council granted full and permanent recognition on August 6, 1999.
On August 24, 1999, the Sri Lankan Medical Council granted recognition.
The college is included in the WHO Directory of Accredited Medical Schools, allowing graduates to sit for different international licensure tests such as the USMLE, PLAB, and others.The British Columbia Student Assistance Program (BCSAP) and the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), both in Canada, have recognised it.
On September 26, 2001, the Government of India recognised the MBBS degree in Nepal under Section 12(2) of the IMC Act 1956.
In the year 2000, postgraduate programmes in Nepal in pathology (MD) and other basic sciences (MSc) were established.
Degree programmes in allied health sciences (BMLT & BMIT) began in 2001.
In August 2003, the annual intake for the undergraduate medical degree in Nepal programme (MBBS) was increased from 100 to 150, with two batches of 75 students starting in August and February each year.In 2005, the postgraduate degree programme was expanded to include Internal Medicine (MD).
In 2007-2008, the postgraduate degree programme was expanded to include all subjects.
In August 2009, the BSc Nursing programme in Nepal began with 20 places, which were later increased to 30.
With effect from August 1, 2010, the 75-person August and February admissions have been combined into a single 150-person batch.
In February 2013, the DM (Cardiology) programme began.
In the Manipal Teaching Hospital, a number of ultra-modern specialty services such as NICU, Neuro Surgery, Linear Accelerator, Spiral CT Scan, MRI, and others have been added, as well as continuous up gradation of existing hospital services, such as the addition of new equipment such as phaco in the ophthalmology department, ICU’s with Ventilators and Monitors, and so on.
A significant success in the realm of medical education in Nepal is the absence of a capitation fee.On Campus – International Students and Faculty Members – Because of the global teaching standards used at MCOMS, the college has attracted international students since its establishment, and the number is growing every year. International faculty members have also been attracted to the college.
After completing the international medical licensure tests, such as the USMLE and PLAB, with scores of up to 99 percent, a considerable number of graduates are placed at various important international health care organisations. Fee structure for MCOMS Nepal is a minimal fee structure as compared to other medical colleges in Nepal and India. The fee structure at MCOMS Nepal is flexible enough to allow payment through instalments . It also provides medical scholarships in MCOMS Nepal to students from low background who cannot afford the MCOMS Nepal tuition fee.
TUITION & MISC. FEE
TUITION FEE: tuition fee [and instalments], if stipulated by Govt [MEC/KU]
| 2020-21 MBBS Tuition Fee – Indian and International Admissions | Indian Nationals | Other International (incl. NRIs/NRNs etc.) |
| (Indian Rs) | (USD) | |
| Total (in installment) | INR 55,00,000 | USD 82,000 |
| YEARLY INSTALLMENTS * | Indian Nationals | Other International |
| (Indian Rs) | (USD) | |
| First Year Installment | INR 27,50,000 | USD 41,000 |
| Second Year Installment | INR 13,75,000 | USD 20,500 |
| Third Year Installment | INR 8,25,000 | USD 12,300 |
| Fourth Year Installment | INR 5,50,000 | USD 8,200 |
*Second, Third and Fourth Yearly Installments are payable latest by the month of June (respective year).
MISCELLANEOUS FEE(in Nepali Rs – NPRs, for all students): The tuition fee does not include following:
| Documentation Fee (one time) | NPRs2,000/- |
| Refundable Caution Deposit (one time) | NPRs2,00,000/- |
| Refundable Mess Deposit (one time) | NPRs30,000/- |
| Kathmandu University Regd Fee (one time) | NPRs25,000/- (Nepali) NPRs37,500/- (SAARC) NPRs50,000/- (Other Intl.) |
| Nepal Medical Council Fee (one time) | NPRs5,000/- |
| Hostel Furnishing Facility (one time) | NPRs20,000/- |
| Annual Hostel Fee | NPRs1,38,000/- (Single Occupancy) or NPRs84,000/- (Double Occupancy) |
| Annual Mess Fee [Advance] | NPRs1,50,000/-* advance against monthly mess bills of approx. NPRs7,500/-; balance to be adjusted against other misc. charges (lab manuals, bone set, electricity etc.) |
| Annual Culture, Sports, Extracurricular & Information Technology (IT) Charge | NPRs20,000/- |
| Annual Medicare & Term Insurance | NPRs6,500/- |
| Kathmandu University Examination Fee | As per University norms, payable on University exams. *Would be debited to this advance. |
1.6 Nepali Rs = 1 Indian Re (for USD, exchange rate on date of transaction)
To cover the aforesaid miscellaneous expenses of the first year, students will be accommodated in the hostel with single occupancy and will pay Nepali Rs.6,00,000/-, but those accommodated in double occupancy (due to non-availability of single rooms) would pay Nepali Rs.5,50,000/-. If there is any surplus, it will be corrected in the second instalment, which will be invoiced one month before the due date in the second year.
*With the exception of the Scholarship/Free Category, Students:
On admission, total other payables: Students who are accommodated in the dormitory with single occupancy will be charged Nepali Rs.2,50,000/-, while those who are accommodated in double occupancy (due to the lack of single rooms) will be charged Nepali Rs.2,00,000/- to cover the aforesaid miscellaneous expenses of the first year (excl. Refundable Caution Deposit, Annual Mess Fee Advance). If there is any surplus, it will be corrected in the second instalment, which will be invoiced one month before the due date in the second year.
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