Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences College of Medicine

Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences College of Medicine

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Name of the university	Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences
Type	Private
Eligibility criteria	An aggregate of 50% in 10+2 or HSE Must have PCB as the main subject in 10+2
Approved	Medical council of Nepal World health organization Medical Council of India
Medium of education	English
Course duration	5 1/2years
NEET	Required
Associated with	Tribhuvan University

Minimum age should be 17 years
Maximum age limit forMBBS in Nepal for Indian studentsis as per NEET age limit
He/she should be medical fit for the MBBS studies
Theapplicantshould have scored the minimum 50 % marks in his/her 10+2 examinations from a government recognized board/university with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English subjects
He/she should have the minimum NEET score defined for MBBS abroad.

Fee Structure 2024-25

The Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences fee structure for Indian students for the undergraduate medical course is in the section:-

Course	Fees in USD (Yearly)	Fees in INR (Yearly)
MBBS	25,000/-	20,75,000/-

The Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences College of Medicine offers a vibrant campus life that balances rigorous academic pursuits with a rich array of extracurricular activities. Students enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, including modern laboratories and a well-stocked library, which support their learning and research endeavors. The campus fosters a sense of community through various clubs, cultural events, and sports activities, encouraging students to engage in personal development and teamwork. Additionally, the institute places a strong emphasis on discipline and ethical values, instilling a sense of responsibility and professionalism in its students. With a supportive environment and ample opportunities for growth, campus life at the Nepalese Army Institute of Health Sciences College of Medicine is both challenging and rewarding, preparing students for successful careers in medicine.

The hostel has a full accommodation facility for foreign students, holding a capacity of 700 students. There are separate hostels for both girls and boys, with a security general from the Nepalese Army and wardens that take care of the daily activities and maintaining decorum. Students get hostel rooms that are designed in single, double and triple occupancy with attached toilets and bathrooms. The facilities may rejoice you that students are provided with chairs, desks, reading tables, wall rack and a bookshelf with a dining table and a TV set in a common room.