Institute of Medicine (IOM) Nepal

Direct Admission in Institute of Medicine (IOM) Nepal

Welcome to Institute of Medicine (IOM)

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) was established in 1972 under Tribhuvan University with the mandate and the responsibility of training all the categories of health manpower needed in the country. Within the first decade of its establishment. it developed a total of 12 campuses scattered over the country out of which 3 campuses were in Kathmandu and 9 campuses were outside the Kathmandu Valley.

Institute of Medicine (IOM) was established with the following goals:

– Production of human resources for health services

– Provide health services through its health institutions

– Conduct research in health sciences

IOM Journey

Year 1972
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) was established in 1972 under Tribhuvan University with the mandate and the responsibility of training all the categories of health manpower needed in the country. Within the first decade of its establishment, it developed a total of 12 campuses scattered over the country out of which 3 campuses were in Kathmandu and 9 campuses were outside the Kathmandu Valley.

In the beginning, the importance was given to training of middle level health workers. The programs for this purpose were:

• ANM
• CMA
• Proficiency Certificate Course in General Medicine
• Pharmacy
• Radiology
• Physiotherapy
• Nursing
• Health Laboratory
• Traditional Medicine

Year 1977
With the passage of time , institutional goals of IOM changed according to the need of health personnel in the country. The new responsibility was to train the human resources of tertiary level health professionals. By 1977, it had started a graduate level of 2-year Bachelor of Nursing Programme in;

• Community Nursing
• Pediatric Nursing
• Adult Nursing

Year 1978
This year, a community-oriented integrated MBBS programmes was started with intake of 22 students. Later on, students number were increase to 30 and subsequently to 40.

Year 1982
A three hundred-beded TU Teaching Hospital was completed in 1982 with the support from JICA. This hospital provides services to general population and is the center for the teaching/learning and research activities of different programs run by IOM.

At post-graduate level in 1982, three year Postgraduate Generalist Training (Family Physician, MD General Practice) was started with the collaboration with University of Calgary, Canada.

Year 1984
An one-year Postgraduate Diploma in Anesthesiology was started in this year with the support from the University of Calgary, Canada.

Year 2008
Super specialized training started from this year with M Ch Program in surgery in the following field.

• Gastroentorology
• Urology
• Neurosurgery
• Cardiothoracic and Vascular

Year 2013
Now, IOM is running 29 different programs from proficiency certificate level to the highest postgraduate degree in medicine, public health, paramedical, nursing and traditional medicine (Ayurved Science) through 9 campuses scattered all over the country.

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Approvals and Affiliations (IOM)

Institute of Medicine, Nepal is approved by Nepal Medical Council and affiliated to Tribhuvan University.

Institute of Medicine Nepal Admissions

Institute of Medicine Nepal seeks to offer students high-quality medical education and empower them with the best of both the worlds. Students at Institute of Medicine, Nepal are prepared as such to take care of emerging medical and health problems as well as be completely charged in case of an emergency.

The Institute offers a holistic environment for students who seek Institute of Medicine, Nepal admission. The learning environment is conducive to fulltime faculty members, outstanding learning environment, exemplary laboratories, excellent library and provisions of guest lectures by globally recognized medical practitioners, researchers, and academics. All this bear testimony to the fact that MBBS admission 2019 to the Institute received a voluminous response.

INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE, NEPAL ADMISSION PROCEDURE

ELIGIBILITY CRITERION –

For the upcoming admission 2019, students seeking Institute of Medicine, Nepal admission Direct, may go through the college website to get a fair idea about the last year cut-off. For the ease of the applicants the procedure below would help them to get an idea about the eligibility and qualification regarding the admission process.

• The student seeking medical college admission should have completed 17 years of age by the 31st of July of the ongoing admission year.
• The students should have cleared 10+2 examination with a minimum of 50% and above in
  • 1.English
  • 2. Physics
  • 3.Chemistry
  • 4.Biology
• Students can apply for Admission Direct Quota seats if they secure 50% and above in all subjects
• Students are required to appear in an interview as a part of the selection procedure

Apart from Institute of Medicine, Nepal Direct admission, students can also seek admission to the institute under Management Quota Admission. The Management Quota Seat is reserved for those candidates who may have missed the last date for submission of the application or may have failed to secure the required percentage of marks.

For the foreign students or Indian students coming from foreign bases, admission can be sought under the Institute of Medicine, Nepal NRI Quota Admission. Admissions to the medical college are also granted under Payment Seat or Management Seat quota.

Institute of Medicine Nepal Courses

Institute of Medicine, Nepal is a medical school located in Nepal. The college maintains the vision of providing good healthcare condition through brilliant standards of medical education. Community interventions are constantly made to know the state of health and needs of the society at large.

Institute of Medicine, Nepal courses provide quality education for –

• B Sc in Nursing
  • • Community Nursing
  • • Pediatric Nursing
  • • Adult Nursing
• PG courses
  • • General Medicine
  • • Pharmacy
  • • Radiology
  • • Physiotherapy
  • • Health laboratory
  • • Nursing
  • • Traditional Medicine
  • • ANM
  • • CMA
  • MBBS
  • MD
  • M Ch
    • • Gastroenterology
    • • Urology
    • • Neurosurgery
    • • Cardiothoracic and vascular
  • Post graduate degree
    • • Nursing
    • • Medicine
    • • Public Health
    • • Paramedical
    • • Traditional medicine

Institute of Medicine, Nepal Courses

There are various courses and specialization offered by colleges who provide medical education. The below mentioned courses and duration thereof would help gain a better insight into Institute of Medicine, Nepal courses.

Institute of Medicine, Nepal courses offered includes a 4 ½ years and 1 year compulsory internship after clearing the final examination.

The Institute of Medicine courses include UG Specialization and PG Specialization. The course is divided into 3 Phases.

First Year is of 2 years duration

Subjects include – Community Medicine and Integrated Basic Medicine (IBMS) which includes Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology and Microbiology

Second Year is of 1 year duration

The subjects include – Forensic Medicine, Applied epidemiology, Family Health Internal Medicine, Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics and Pediatrics.

Third Year duration is for 1 ½ year

The subjects include – Eye, ENT, Orthopedic, Dentistry, Psychiatry, Dermatology, Radiology, Anesthesiology and Accident and Emergency Medicine

For a more detailed and comprehensive understanding of the courses offered in 2019, other non-academic courses, skill development courses if any offered, and the syllabus one can visit the website.

Fee Structure

Fee Structure of different Programmes

i. Post Graduate Programmes

NRs. 89,258/– per year

(Annual Increment – 7.5%)

ii. Bachelor Programmes

SN Programmes Admission Fees ( NRs) Annual fee Course duration

1. MBBS 55,475/– 26,865/– 5 ½ yrs

2. BPH 43,102/– 20,505/– 3 yrs

3. BMLT 52,795/– 22,328/– 3 yrs

4. BOptom 61,570/– 20,505/– 4 yrs

5. BSc RT 52,795/– 22,328/– 3 yrs

6. BPharm 53,870/– 23,328/– 4 yrs

(Annual Increment – 7.5%)

iii. Certificate Level (1 ½ course)

Radiology  NRs. 30,095/–

Pharmacy NRs. 29,020/–

Health Laboratory  NRs. 30,095/–

(Annual Increment – 7.5%)

iv. Tuition fees for foreign nationals

S.N.	Program	SAARC	Out of SAARC
1	MD/MS (Clinical)	$ 6000 (Yearly)	$ 8000 (Yearly)
2	MD/MS Biochemistry, Microbiology	$ 5500 ”	$ 7500 ”
3	MD Anatomy, Pharmacology, Physiology & Forensic Medicine	$ 4500 ”	$ 4500 ”
4	M.Sc., MPH, M.Sc.MLT & MN	$ 2000 ”	$ 3000 ”
5	MBBS	$ 50,000 Whole Course	$ 60,000 Whole Course
6	B.Sc. Nursing	$ 16,000 Whole Course	$ 20,000 Whole Course
7	B.N.	$ 8,000 Whole Course	$ 10,000 Whole Course
8	BAMS	$ 16,000 Whole Course	$ 18,000 Whole Course
9	Other Bachelor Course	$ 16,000 Whole Course	$ 18,000 Whole Course
10	B. Optam	$ 16,000 Whole Course	$ 18,000 Whole Course
11	B. Pharma	$ 12,000 Whole Course	$ 16,000 Whole Course
12	Certificate Nursing	$ 8,000 Whole Course	$ 10,000 Whole Course

• Elective programme (monthly fee) USD 150

• Other additional charges

Internet service charge NRs. 2,180/–

Registration fee NRs. 400/–

Nepal Medical Council Registration fee NRs. 3,000/–

Residency allowance charge NRs. 136,500/–

For any other details on courses offered feel free to write to us at – mbbsenquiry1@gmail.com

You can even contact us at the below mentioned numbers –09035924718/08880893336