MCh Neurosurgery at Nobel Medical College is a super-specialty medical program offered at Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital (NMCTH), Biratnagar, under Kathmandu University. MCh Neurosurgery is included among the DM/MCh programs conducted through Kathmandu University and its affiliated medical colleges.
Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital is located at Kanchanbari, Biratnagar–4, Morang, Nepal. The listed intake for MCh Neurosurgery is one seat.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | MCh Neurosurgery |
| Institution | Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital |
| Location | Kanchanbari, Biratnagar–4, Morang |
| Affiliation | Kathmandu University |
| Level | Super-Specialty Medical Program |
| Listed Seats | 1 |
| Entrance Authority | Medical Education Commission |
| Selection | As per MEC guidelines |
| Professional Requirement | Medical Council registration |
The listed seat allocation is subject to the Medical Education Commission framework applicable to the relevant admission cycle.
MCh Neurosurgery belongs to the DM/MCh super-specialty medical education group under Kathmandu University.
The DM/MCh group includes:
DM Cardiology
DM Nephrology
DM Neurology
DM Gastroenterology
DM Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Medicine
DM Perioperative Critical Care
DM Neonatology
MCh Neurosurgery
MCh CTVS – Cardio Vascular Thoracic Vascular Surgery
MCh GI Surgery
MCh Urology
At Nobel Medical College, Morang, Neurosurgery forms part of the institution's super-specialty medical education structure.
MCh Neurosurgery is studied at the super-specialty level after postgraduate medical education.
Candidates entering the DM/MCh pathway must already hold an eligible postgraduate qualification. This distinguishes MCh Neurosurgery from MBBS and MD/MS programs within the medical education pathway.
Kathmandu University's general eligibility requirements for DM/MCh programs include:
A postgraduate program or equivalent degree from a recognized university.
Full registration with the Medical Council for medical graduates.
Candidates must also meet the requirements applied to the relevant Medical Education Commission entrance and selection process.
The entrance examination for DM/MCh programs is conducted by the Medical Education Commission.
Selection is carried out according to MEC guidelines.
The admission pathway includes:
Completing the required postgraduate qualification
Holding the applicable Medical Council registration
Appearing in the DM/MCh entrance process
Meeting the applicable selection criteria
Completing admission according to the allocated seat
Seat determination and regulated admission procedures follow the prevailing MEC framework.
Nobel Medical College has a listed intake of one seat for MCh Neurosurgery.
| Program | Affiliation | Listed Seats |
|---|---|---|
| MCh Neurosurgery | Kathmandu University | 1 |
The number of seats may vary according to the Medical Education Commission's determination for the applicable admission cycle.
MCh Neurosurgery operates through separate institutional, university, admission, and professional responsibilities.
Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital provides the institutional setting for the program. Kathmandu University governs the university academic framework, while the Medical Education Commission conducts the applicable DM/MCh entrance and selection process.
Medical Council registration forms part of the eligibility requirements. For medical graduates in Nepal, the relevant professional regulatory body is the Nepal Medical Council.
MCh Neurosurgery is a super-specialty medical program.
The program is offered under Kathmandu University.
Nobel Medical College has a listed intake of one seat.
Entry requires an eligible postgraduate program or equivalent degree from a recognized university.
Full Medical Council registration is required for medical graduates.
The Medical Education Commission conducts the DM/MCh entrance examination.
Candidate selection follows MEC guidelines.
Seat allocation is subject to the applicable MEC process.
MCh Neurosurgery at Nobel Medical College Teaching Hospital is offered under Kathmandu University.
The listed intake is one seat. Seat allocation is subject to the applicable Medical Education Commission determination.
MCh Neurosurgery belongs to the super-specialty medical education level and follows postgraduate medical education.
Candidates must have completed an eligible postgraduate program or equivalent degree from a recognized university and meet the applicable Medical Council registration requirement.
The DM/MCh eligibility framework requires a postgraduate program or equivalent degree from a recognized university before entry.
The Medical Education Commission conducts the entrance examination for DM/MCh programs.
Candidate selection follows the Medical Education Commission guidelines applicable to DM/MCh admission.
Yes. Full Medical Council registration for medical graduates is included in the eligibility requirements.