College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan 2022-23: Admission, Course, Fees

College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan is the first pioneer medical college to get a letter of Intent in 1993  and enrolled the 1st batch of  MBBS students admissions in 1996 and is the centre of excellence for providing advanced yet affordable and quality medical education.  It is affiliated with Kathmandu University and is recognized by the Nepal Medical Council, Sri Lanka Medical Council, and the General Medical Council of Great Britain (UK). The college is committed to providing the best values and ethics of medical education in a multi-professional context with the comprehensive study of basic medical sciences, primary care specialities, and super specialities.

Table of Contents

• College Summary
• Courses Offered
• Admission Procedure
• College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan Eligibility Criteria
• Fee Structure
• Country Summary
  • About Bharatpur City
    • Temperature
    • Rainfall
    • Daylight
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

College Summary

Name of Institute	College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan
Popular Name	Bharatpur Medical College Nepal
Location	Bharatpur, Nepal
Year of Establishment	1993
Institute Type	Public
Ranking	World Rank: 20161
Courses offered	MBBS
Hostel Facilities	Yes
Universities Recognition	NMC[1] & WHO[2]-accredited
Talk to our Abroad Counsellor	Call Now > +91-9999709233
Category	Medical Colleges in Nepal

Courses Offered

College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur offers quality medical programs under the supervision of highly qualified faculty and state-of-the-art infrastructure. The College is famous for its undergraduate medical programs (MBBS).

Department	Duration
MBBS	6 Years (English Medium)

Admission Procedure

Nepal has been one of the top preferred destinations for international students to pursue their Medical Degree Courses. If you, too, want to study MBBS at the College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan, check the eligibility below.

College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur Chitwan Eligibility Criteria

College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur is an institution established in collaboration with the College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur launched its constituent MBBS program in August 2001. Nepal has been one of the top preferred destinations for international students to pursue their Medical Degree Courses. If you want to study MBBS at the College of Medical Sciences Bharatpur, check the eligibility below.

Age	It would be best to be at least 17 years old on or before 31st December of the admission year. *No Upper Age Limit.
Qualification	Class 12th in Science, with PCB and English subjects from a board recognized by the authorities in India.
Minimum Qualifying  (%)	50% in 10+2 (UR) 45% (SC/OBC/ST)
Qualifying Entrance	NEET
Medium of Teaching	English
Duration of Course	6 Years
Admission Starts	September

Fee Structure

Course	Fees
MBBS	Approx. 10 to 18 Lacks

NOTE: The mentioned fee is approximate and will be subject to change.

Country Summary

Population	2018 estimate: 8,095,714
Area	143,350 km2 (55,348 sq mi), 2.8 (Water (%))
Capital City	Kathmandu
Language	Nepali, English
Climate	Warm, Dry summers & Fairly Severe Winters
Literacy Rate	63.9 Percent (males 76.4% & females 53.1%)
Time Zone	UTC+05:45 (Nepal Standard Time)
Currency	Nepalese rupee (NPR) {3}
Religion	81.3% Hinduism 9% of Buddhism 4.4% Muslim 3.1% Kirat 1.4% of Christianity

About Bharatpur City

• Bharatpur is a city in south-central Nepal.
• It is the third most populous city in Nepal after Kathmandu and Pokhara, with 369,377 inhabitants in 2021.
• It is also the second largest metropolitan city in Nepal by area. It is the district headquarter of the Chitwan District.
• It lies on the western bank of the Narayani River and serves as a commercial centre of the Chitwan district and the central region of Nepal.

Temperature

Rainfall

Daylight

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Reference:

1. National Medical Commission (NMC), Official website
2. World Health Organization (WHO), Official website
3. Nepal Currency Nepalese rupee (NPR), Wikipedia