List of Medical Colleges
Manamohan Memorial Institute of Health Sciences, mmihs.edu.np
B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, bpkihs.edu
Chitwan Medical College, cmc.edu.np
Gandaki Medical College, gmc.edu.np
Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University, Maharajgunj iom.edu.np
National Academy of Medical Sciences, nams.org.np
Manipal College of Medical Sciences, manipal.edu/mcoms
Janaki Medical College, jmcedu.com.np
Kathmandu Medical College, kmc.edu.np
KIST Medical College kistmcth.edu.np
Kathmandu University Medical School, kmc.edu.np/KUSMS
Lumbini Medical College
Nepal Medical College (NMC), nmcth.edu
National Medical College, nmcbir.edu.np
Nepalgunj Medical College, ngmc.edu.np
Nobel Medical College, nobelmedicalcollege.com.np
Patan Academy of Health Sciences (PAHS), pahs.edu.np
Universal College of Medical Sciences, ucmsnepal.com,
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