Maharajgunj Medical Campus IOM
Maharajgunj, Kathmandu · Nepal
About College
Maharajgunj Medical Campus (MMC) is Nepal's oldest and premier government medical college, located in Kathmandu. Established in 1972 under the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Tribhuvan University, it is renowned for academic excellence, advanced research, and outstanding clinical training at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH).
Maharajgunj Medical Campus (MMC) was established in 1972 as the first medical education center in Nepal and is one of the seven constituent campuses of the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Tribhuvan University. Over the past five decades, it has become the country's leading institution for medical education, healthcare training, and biomedical research.
The MBBS program is conducted entirely in English and follows the curriculum prescribed by the Institute of Medicine and the Nepal Medical Council. Students receive extensive hands-on clinical training at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH), one of Nepal's largest tertiary-care teaching hospitals. The curriculum emphasizes early clinical exposure, research, community medicine, and evidence-based medical practice.
MMC is recognized by the Nepal Medical Council, listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS), and fulfills the eligibility requirements for Indian students under applicable National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations. The campus provides modern laboratories, simulation facilities, digital classrooms, research centers, separate hostels, sports facilities, and highly experienced faculty members, making it one of the top destinations for MBBS in Nepal.
The MBBS program is conducted entirely in English and follows the curriculum prescribed by the Institute of Medicine and the Nepal Medical Council. Students receive extensive hands-on clinical training at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH), one of Nepal's largest tertiary-care teaching hospitals. The curriculum emphasizes early clinical exposure, research, community medicine, and evidence-based medical practice.
MMC is recognized by the Nepal Medical Council, listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools (WDOMS), and fulfills the eligibility requirements for Indian students under applicable National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations. The campus provides modern laboratories, simulation facilities, digital classrooms, research centers, separate hostels, sports facilities, and highly experienced faculty members, making it one of the top destinations for MBBS in Nepal.
Fee Structure
Total: INR 7,154,287Fee details will be updated soon. Contact us for the latest package.
Facilities
Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH)
Modern Medical Laboratories
Smart Classrooms
Digital Library
Anatomy & Simulation Labs
Research Centers
Separate Boys' & Girls' Hostels
Cafeteria & Food Court
Wi-Fi Enabled Campus
Sports & Recreation Facilities
Clinical Exposure from First Year
24×7 Emergency & Trauma Services
Student Clubs & Cultural Activities
24×7 Campus Security
Modern Medical Laboratories
Smart Classrooms
Digital Library
Anatomy & Simulation Labs
Research Centers
Separate Boys' & Girls' Hostels
Cafeteria & Food Court
Wi-Fi Enabled Campus
Sports & Recreation Facilities
Clinical Exposure from First Year
24×7 Emergency & Trauma Services
Student Clubs & Cultural Activities
24×7 Campus Security
Admission Process
Apply through the Medical Education Commission (MEC) under the Foreign Category.
Submit 10th & 12th academic documents.
Qualify NEET (mandatory for Indian students).
Complete document verification.
Receive the admission/offer letter.
Pay the tuition fee.
Apply for a student visa (if applicable).
Report to the campus and begin the MBBS program.
Submit 10th & 12th academic documents.
Qualify NEET (mandatory for Indian students).
Complete document verification.
Receive the admission/offer letter.
Pay the tuition fee.
Apply for a student visa (if applicable).
Report to the campus and begin the MBBS program.