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नेपाल दूतावास नही कर रहा अपने नागरिकों को मदद, रूस में फंसे नेपालियों ने भारत से लगाई मदद की गुहार

नेपाल दूतावास नही कर रहा अपने नागरिकों को मदद, रूस में फंसे नेपालियों ने भारत से लगाई मदद की गुहार

Russia News: रुस में फंसे नेपाली लोगों ने भारत सरकार से उन्हें बचाने की अपील की है. क्योंकि नेपाली सरकार से उन्हें कोई मदद नहीं मिल पा रही है. उनके साथ ट्रैवल एजेंटों ने धोखाधड़ी की, जिन्होंने उन्हें रूसी सेना में सहायक की नौकरी के बहाने रूस भेजा. एजेंसी के मुताबिक, लोगों ने कहा कि एजेंट ने हमें झूठ बोलकर यहां भेजा है और अब हमारे साथ यहां बहुत मुश्किल हो रही है. हमें कहा गया था कि हमें रशियन…

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Embassy of India Kathmandu Vacancy 2024 for Clerk

Embassy of India Kathmandu Vacancy 2024 for Clerk for ECHS Polyclinic Pokhara. ECHS Branch, Defence Wing, Embassy of India invites applications for post of Clerk in ECHS Polyclinic Pokhara. VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Embassy of India Kathmandu Vacancy 2024 for Clerk   Post: Clerk Location: ECHS Polyclinic Pokhara. For qualification, work experience, salary, terms & conditions and other details, see…

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Honoring the US-Nepal Partnership: A Journey Through the Past, Present, and Future

This year, the United States and Nepal celebrate 77 years of bilateral relations. Since 1947, our nations have built an open, responsive, and collaborative friendship that has stood the test of time. The US Embassy in Nepal advances this close friendship through a mutual goal of helping Nepal build a peaceful, prosperous, resilient, and democratic society. This commitment has been demonstrated…

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Application Open! United States Embassy Youth Council Nepal 2023

Application Open! United States Embassy Youth Council Nepal 2023

The United States Embassy Youth Council (USYC) is now accepting applications for the 2023 cohort. The deadline for submitting the application is 11:59 PM (GMT +5:45), December 10, 2022. The U.S. Mission designed the USYC as a professional development and mentoring program to assist the council members in developing leadership skills to solve critical issues in their communities. Throughout the…

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Preparations for the “Noon Against Putin” campaign continue. PMC "Wagner" is being re-created in Africa.

You are watching news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is March 9, 14:30.

The murder of Alexei Navalny unsettled many people. Kremlin political strategists are trying to take advantage of this. Every now and then texts appear saying that everything is lost and Putin has won.

In response to our campaign “Silence is not a consent” in support of those who do not give up while remaining in Russia, we received hundreds of similar comments from Kremlin bots. They are trying to create a background that in Russia everyone is for Putin, and those who are against are paid for by the United States. Activists from different countries report attempts to destroy memorials in memory of Alexei. On Thursday, the memorial in Lisbon was also attacked.

But at the same time, we received thousands of likes and tens of thousands of views from you, those who do not give up. Memorials around the world are surrounded by lots of fresh flowers. And Alexei’s grave in Moscow is literally buried in flowers. The most touching statement on his grave reads: “We will cover you so warmly that all of Russia will get warm.” https://twitter.com/ne_buhai/status/1764622947279393165

Preparations for the “Anti-Putin Noon” campaign are in full swing. In Lisbon, the polling station will be set up at the embassy. It is not necessary by law to attach yourself to this site at Gosuslugi, but there is an opinion that in order to have enough ballots, it is worth doing. Yulia Navalnaya also supported this action in her recent video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93hgn6hrzUI

To achieve maximum coverage, we need the help of each of you. This is also important because it is possible that information will soon have to be passed on from person to person, just as samizdat was distributed. The head of the Internet Defense Society, Mikhail Klimarev, said on Feigin Live that Russia is already testing the blocking of YouTube and the entire Internet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVEazCqC9dU

We previously talked about arms supplies to Russia from North Korea and Iran. Mercenaries are also being recruited in different countries, often without the consent of their authorities. Thus, at the end of January, the Associated Press reported that the Nepalese Foreign Ministry was demanding the return of about 200 recruited Nepalese. https://apnews.com/article/nepal-fighters-russia-ukraine-war-e57a45645666d02651f6efed4e3f21ae

Also at the end of January, The Moscow Times, citing Bloomberg, reported that the Russian Ministry of Defense was forming the Africa Korps from former members of the Wagner PMC. It is planned to create a corps of 20,000 people by the middle of the year in five African countries with regimes friendly to Russia. https://t.me/moscowtimes_ru/18892

More and more people are realizing that without their active participation, one may not only not wait for a regime change, but also end up in a world where Putin and his dictator friends rule everything. Anastasia Sergeeva from the Civic Council published her call not to give up. The Civic Council helps volunteers join the ranks of the Siberian Battalion as part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It will become the basis of the army and security forces for the wonderful Russia of the future, in which Alexey Navalny believed. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/V3ibeJw48RkXpWfQ

We don't give up either. We continue to support all forms of resistance to the criminal Putin regime. Join us!

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Dubai Visa for Nepalese Citizens: Application Process & Fees

Dubai is a city that boasts a futuristic skyline and high-class shopping, along with a vibrant culture. As a result of this, Dubai emerges as one of the countries that have been highly visited by tourists all over the globe. Nepal does not make any exceptions to Nepalese citizens visiting the country on tourism, business, or visiting relatives. Needless to say, you will not be exempt from needing a Dubai Visa for Nepalese Citizens to travel. This blog guides you through the Dubai Visa for Nepalese Citizens application process, types of visas available, and the fees incurred in traveling to Dubai from Nepal.

Types of Dubai Visas for Nepalese Citizens

Several visa types are available for Nepalese citizens, depending on the purpose of the visit. These include:

Tourist Visa: Best for short trips, vacations, or visits with relatives. A tourist visa grants a visitor permission to stay in Dubai for an agreed-upon period.

Short-Term Tourist Visa: Allows 30 days of stay from the date of entry, extendable if necessary.

Long-Term Tourist Visa: Valid for 90 days, suitable for longer stays.

Transit Visa: Required if you are passing through Dubai on your way to another destination.

48-hour Transit Visa: Free and allows a stay of up to 2 days.

96-hour Transit Visa: Valid for up to 4 days for a fee of AED 110.

Business Visa: Ideal for Nepalese nationals visiting Dubai for business purposes, generally issued for short stays.

Application Process for a Dubai Visa for Nepalese Citizens

Applying for a Dubai Visa for Nepalese Citizens is not complicated, but certain documents are necessary. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Choose the Visa Type

Determine the type of visa you need, whether for tourism or business. Selecting the correct visa will save time and money.

Step 2: Gather Required Documents

Most of the essential documents are similar across visa types. Here are the basics:

Valid Passport: Must have at least six months’ validity from your intended travel date.

Passport-Sized Photos: Recent, colored photographs as per UAE visa standards.

Visa Application Form: Completed and signed.

Flight Itinerary: A copy of your confirmed return ticket.

Hotel Booking: Proof of accommodation or an invitation letter if staying with friends or relatives.

Proof of Financial Means: Bank statements or sponsorship letters.

Travel Insurance: May be required for some visas.

Step 3: Submit Your Application

You can apply for a Dubai E Visa Online through platforms like VFS Global, Emirates Airlines, or licensed travel agencies. Alternatively, you can submit your application at the UAE Embassy in Nepal, especially for long-term visas. Make sure all your documents are ready for submission.

Step 4: Pay the Visa Fees

The visa fee depends on the type of visa. Below is an overview of Dubai visa fees for Nepali citizens (approximate):

Step 5: Wait for Processing

Visa processing generally takes 3-5 working days. For some visa types, such as work visas, processing may take longer. You can track the status of your application online.

Step 6: Receive Your Visa

Once approved, your Dubai E Visa Online will be sent via email. Print a copy to present at immigration upon arrival in Dubai.

Dubai Visa Extension and Renewal

For those already in Dubai, certain visas, such as tourist visas, can be extended twice for an additional 30 days each. Applications for visa extensions can be submitted online or through GDRFA.

Important Tips for a Smooth Visa Process

Ensure your documents are up to date and meet all requirements.

Apply early to avoid last-minute rushes. Submit your application at least 3-4 weeks before your travel date.

Use authorized agencies to avoid fraud.

Track your application regularly to avoid delays.

Conclusion

For Nepalese citizens, obtaining a Dubai Visa is a straightforward process when following the correct steps. Whether you’re visiting for tourism, business, or other purposes, understanding the visa requirements, fees (including the visa fee for Dubai from Nepal), and application procedures can help ensure a smooth and stress-free experience.

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Mexican soldiers opened fire on a group of 33 migrants, killing six, said the defense ministry in a statement on Wednesday. The migrants were in a truck which tried to evade a military patrol on Tuesday night. The ministry said it reaffirmed "its commitment to act in strict accordance with the rule of law, under a policy of zero-impunity, and is ready to help the civil authorities to shed light on the facts." Ten others were injured in the incident. The ministry said the migrants hailed from Egypt, Nepal, Cuba, India and Pakistan. The nationalities of the deceased were not clear, but the ministry said it would contact the corresponding embassies. The UN Refugee Agency in Mexico expressed concern over the event, adding that "people in migration are exposed to great risks during their journey, and that is why it is indispensable they have legal means of access, travel, and integration to avoid tragedies like these."

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Essential Admission Guidelines for International Students at Brainware University

Location of Brainware University

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Brainware University (BWU) is situated in Barasat, an important town and district headquarters near Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal. The university is about 14 km from Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport, Dum Dum, and can be reached within 30 minutes. The campus spans 9 acres, known for its lush, green, and clean environment.

Before Coming to India International students who wish to study in India must obtain a Student Visa prior to their arrival. Upon receiving an admission letter from Brainware University, students should promptly apply for their Student Visa.

Student Visa Information India offers various types of visas, including the Student Visa for those wishing to pursue higher education. Typically, Student Visas are granted for the duration of the academic course or a maximum of five years, whichever is shorter, based on the admission letter from an Indian university or recognized educational institution. However, the duration of the visa is ultimately decided by the Indian High Commission.

Children of NRIs (Non-Resident Indians) and PIO (Persons of Indian Origin) cardholders do not require a Student Visa, but all other international students, including doctoral candidates, must apply for a Student or Research Visa.

Requirements for Obtaining a Student Visa To apply for a Student Visa, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Government of India scholarship recipients are advised by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) to obtain a Student Visa once admission is confirmed.

Self-financed students must present confirmed admission letters from recognized universities or institutions in India.

Research students must submit a research synopsis approved by the sponsoring institution in India, along with a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from relevant Indian ministries.

The processing time for a Visa application typically ranges from 3 to 8 weeks.

Student Visa Application Process Applicants must complete an online Visa Application at https://indianvisaonline.gov.in, print the form, and visit their nearest Indian embassy with the required documents.

Required Documents

Passport valid for at least six months

Passport-sized photographs

Photocopy of passport

Proof of residential address

Copy of the completed online Visa form

University admission letter

University details

Citizens of Nepal and Bhutan do not need a visa to enter India. However, Nepali citizens require a visa if entering from China.

During the visa period, students cannot change the purpose of their stay or transfer to a different institution. Students staying in India for more than 180 days must register with the local FRRO (Foreigners Regional Registration Office) or FRO (Foreigners Registration Office) within 14 days of arrival to obtain a residence permit.

Documents Required at the Time of Admission At the time of admission, international students must submit the following documents (self-attested photocopies, unless otherwise stated):

Class 10 Marksheet (2 copies)

Class 10 Certificate (2 copies)

Class 12 Marksheet (2 copies)

Class 12 Certificate (2 copies)

Graduation Marksheets (for all years/semesters) (for PG courses) (2 copies)

Graduation Certificate (for PG courses) (2 copies)

School Leaving Certificate (for UG courses) (2 copies)

Migration Certificate (original, for PG courses) (1 copy)

Recent Character Certificate (2 copies)

Passport (notarized) (2 copies)

Nationality Certificate (for NRI/PIO/FN students) or Guardian’s Nationality Certificate (for PIO) (2 copies)

Blood Group Report (2 copies)

Physical Fitness Certificate from a registered physician (2 copies)

Caste Certificate (where applicable) (2 copies)

Stamp-sized color photographs (name on the back of each photo) (2 copies)

Disability Certificate (where applicable) (2 copies)

Equivalence Certificate from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) (2 copies, if required)

Brainware University will accept self-attested copies of documents, but any falsified records will result in the student being barred from the university. Original certificates must be presented at the time of admission, or the admission may be canceled.

Affidavit Requirements At the time of admission, students must submit the following affidavits:

Anti-ragging affidavit signed by the student

Anti-ragging affidavit signed by the student’s parents or legal guardian

Induction/Orientation Program To help international students acclimate to both Brainware University and Indian culture, an induction and orientation program is held at the start of the academic session. This includes a presentation on life at Brainware University, university policies, and an introduction to Indian culture and demographics. International students are strongly encouraged to attend this program.

Helpline for International Students

Mobile: +91 88202 04372

Email: sb.sro@brainwareuniversity.ac.in

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MBBS Degree from Russia: Advantages, Costs, and Admission Process

Several countries like Russia, Georgia, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Nepal, etc allow students for MBBS Abroad. Russia is the most acknowledged destination among Indian students for better education and quality education. Russia comprises numerous medical universities that help students with multiple aspects and better career opportunities Once, you have decided to get an MBBS degree from Russia, the students are required to find the best universities, their costs, and admission procedures. The students must get to know the advantages offered by the Russian medical universities. 

Exploring the Best Russian Medical Universities for Indian Students

Russia consists of more than 200 government medical universities that are well-accredited and affiliated with the Russian government. These universities follow NMC guidelines and allow students to attain quality knowledge of medicine. Discover the Russian Medical Universities for Indian Students.

University Name

Founded

Ranking (world)

Public/Private

Tuition Fees(Rubles)

Yaroslav-the-Wise Novgorod State University

1993

3239

Public

280000

Kazan State Medical University

1930

6143

Public

475000

Bashkir State Medical University

1932

5240

Public

350000

Omsk State Medical University

1920

6472

Public

289200

Kemerovo State Medical University

1973

9284

Public

255000

Kabardino Balkarian Medical University

1957

3716

Public

219200

Tver State Medical University

1902

6765

Public

350000

Samara State Medical University

1919

5422

Public

330000

North Western State Medical University

1907

7804

Public

440000

First Moscow State University

1758

~600

Public

698000

Advantages of Pursuing MBBS Education in Russia

Pursuing an MBBS education in Russia can help students attain quality education. The students are allowed to gain valid and recognized MBBS degree from Russia. The students are allowed to attain top-notch facilities. Get to know the advantages to study MBBS in Russia.

Better Career Prospects

High-Quality Education

Follows NMC Guidelines

Well-Recognized and Accredited

Numerous Options for Universities

English Medium Education

Global Exposure

Affordable Tuition Fees 

FMGE Coachings

Exploring the Fee Structure at Russia Medical College

Different Russia Medical College possesses different fee structures. Let’s get to know the type of expenses while pursuing MBBS in Russia.

Type of Expense

Annual Cost in Rubles

Tuition Fee

180000

Living and Accommodation

15000

Mess and Food

90000

Visa Fee

1200

Medical Insurance

6000

Total Expense

292200

How to Get Admission to MBBS University in Russia?

After deciding to pursue an MBBS Abroad at the top medical universities in Russia, the students are required to fulfil the eligibility requirements. The eligibility criteria are given below.

The students should gain passing marks in the NEET exam. According to the NEET Result 2024, students are required to attain 164 marks.

The students must attain a valid 10+2 degree with at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

The age of the students must not be lower than seventeen years. 

Documents Required to get an MBBS degree from Russia

10th and 12th Marksheet 

Birth Certificate 

NEET Scorecard (Qualified)

Passport-sized photographs

English Certificate

School Transfer Certificate

Police Clearance Certificate

Medical Test Report

Sponsorship Affidavit

Minor Certificate

Passport

The admission Procedure to Pursue MBBS from Russia

Students must Register at the university via a profile.

The profile for registration must be followed by valid documents.

The university will issue the application letter after completing the analysis.

The university along with the Embassy will validate your application.

The students will be provided with an invitation letter after complete apostle and validation.

Later, the students must apply for a visa application.

After receiving the visa, students should prepare for their departure to attain an MBBS degree from Russia.

Conclusion

Getting an MBBS degree from Russia can help you attain better career opportunities and allow students to accomplish their dream of becoming professional doctors. The students are allowed to gain better knowledge at an affordable fee structure. 

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Travel Assistant Jobs 2024 at US Embassy in Nepal

Travel Assistant Jobs 2024 at US Embassy in Nepal. The US Embassy in Nepal has invited applications from all interested applicants for the permanent post of Travel Assistant (Military Travel Assistant) by 15th August 2024. CAREER OPPORTUNITY  Travel Assistant Jobs 2024 at US Embassy in Nepal Announcement Number: Kathmandu-2024-039 Hiring Agency: Embassy Kathmandu Travel Assistant (Military…

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Nepal's DPM Poudel Discusses Key Projects with MCC Chief Executive Officer

Washington DC (USA), Oct. 25: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel has held a meeting with Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Alice P. Albright in Washington DC, USA on Thursday. The Embassy of Nepal in Washington DC stated that discussions were held regarding the MCC projects in Nepal being implemented under the MCC Compact…

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One thing that people don't seem to talk about a lot, even the people who recognize that passport privilege is real and has consequences not just on leisure activities but job opportunities and progression, is how tiring it all is. How every effort at travel emphasizes other, pre-existing, inequalities and inequities, including gender, but especially intersectional inequalities.

I currently have a visa for a country that in itself, isn't very useful (I can visit my siblings, yay! but I can't visit most of my friends, major boo). But this one visa has facilitated my ability to go to a reunion in Turkey, to a professional conference that's being hosted in Morocco in the fall, and will allow me to go to friends' weddings in Mexico (...the flight times and costs from South Asia to Mexico are a different matter!). I received my Turkish visa in under 5 hours and the Moroccan one in 10, both online. I didn’t have to hire an agent, go through a company, coordinate post or travel to the embassy in india.

My colleague is 6 or 7 years younger than me, in her late 20s. She went to university in India and came back a few years ago after finishing. She’s been working since, more or less, while doing a secondary degree in law. She is meant to go to the same conference. She doesn't have any other visas in her passport, and either way, the burden for approval of these visas is significant, which is probably why some countries decide to just accept them as a shorthand for what is ultimately a financial review process. Morocco, like many countries, doesn't have an embassy in Nepal, and consular services are in India. In order to even apply for the visa, she was informed by the consulate (unclear if this was in Nepal or India) that she'd need a no-objection certificate...from her father. Who lives in a completely different part of the country, but could just as easily live in another country, or not himself exist, or be literate.

My colleague is nearly 30. This should be more than enough to indicate her independence, autonomy, and authority to make decisions for herself. If the concern is about her "vulnerability" to exploitation - for which there are few foolproof methods, and certainly not in a State that literally profits off the exploitation and labor of people working abroad, at every stage of their decision to leave, and as the pig butchering schemes in China and Myanmar at present demonstrate - she has a Bachelor's and at least one (if not two) Masters degrees. (Again, not foolproof, but still - nothing is.)

Nepal has a new process whereby we have to get national ID cards (in addition to citizenship cards). In order to apply for this ID, you need a reference from your local government office, as well as various other pieces of paperwork. Among these pieces of paperwork and references is a certificate proving that you are not married.

A certificate proving that you are not married.

The absurdity and sexism of this state. Truly a thing to behold.

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Sandeep Marwah Inaugurates International Awards Meet 2024

New Delhi, 30th June 2024 – The prestigious International Awards Meet 2024 took place with great success at the Crown Plaza, Delhi, on the 30th of June. Organized by IEMS and Brandsman India, this event celebrated exceptional achievements and contributions across various fields.

Sandeep Marwah, a nine-time World Record Holder, President of Marwah Studios, and Chancellor of AAFT University, inaugurated the meet. He encouraged all awardees to elevate their work and professions, aiming to place India on the highest global platform. He emphasized the importance of striving for excellence and innovation.

This year’s event honored 70 distinguished individuals from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and other countries for their remarkable contributions in various sectors. The awardees hailed from a wide array of industries, showcasing the international scope and inclusivity of the event.

The Guests of Honour included Padma Shri Jitender Singh Shunty, Counselor of the Embassy of the State of Palestine Basem F. Hellis, Fashion Designer Asma Gulzar, Bigg Boss and Roadies winner Ashutosh Kaushik, and Rohan Sharma, founder of Brand Maanvi.

Sandeep Marwah delivered an inspiring keynote on “Aatmnirbhar Bharat,” urging all awardees to contribute towards India’s self-reliance mission. His motivational words resonated deeply with the audience, leaving a lasting impression. Later Sandeep Marwah was also awarded for his contribution to media and entertainment Industry.

Ankit Kaushik, Founder of IEMS, expressed heartfelt gratitude to all the guests. He congratulated the awardees and their families for their extraordinary achievements and contributions.

The International Awards Meet 2024 concluded as a resounding success, celebrating excellence and fostering inspiration among all attendees.

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Study MBBS In Nepal

Nepal is a popular destination for students pursuing an MBBS degree due to its affordable costs, quality education, cultural similarities, and proximity to India. Here's a comprehensive overview of studying MBBS in Nepal:

Advantages:

Affordable Education: Tuition fees for MBBS programs in Nepal are relatively lower compared to private medical colleges in India, ranging from $30,000 to $60,000 for the entire course.

Quality Education: Nepalese medical colleges maintain high educational standards with experienced faculty and modern infrastructure. The curriculum is similar to that of Indian medical colleges.

Cultural and Geographical Proximity: Shared cultural and linguistic traits, along with geographical closeness, make it easier for Indian students to adapt.

Recognition: Many medical colleges in Nepal are recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India, World Health Organization (WHO), and other international medical bodies.

English Medium: Most medical programs are conducted in English, which is advantageous for international students.

Top Medical Colleges:

Kathmandu Medical College

Institute of Medicine (IOM), Tribhuvan University

B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences

Manipal College of Medical Sciences

Nepal Medical College

Nobel Medical College

Patan Academy of Health Sciences

Admission Requirements:

Eligibility:

Minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in Class 12 (10+2).

Qualifying NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) score is mandatory for Indian students.

Required Documents:

NEET scorecard

Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates

Passport and passport-sized photographs

Medical fitness certificate

Bank statement showing proof of financial capability

Admission letter from the respective medical college in Nepal

Cost Breakdown:

Tuition Fees: $30,000 to $60,000 for the entire course duration.

Living Expenses:

Accommodation: $1,000 to $1,500 per year.

Monthly living expenses (food, transportation, etc.): $100 to $150.

Application Process:

Research: Choose medical colleges based on rankings, fees, and facilities.

Documentation: Gather all necessary documents, including NEET scorecard, academic certificates, and passport.

Application: Submit applications to the selected colleges, either through official websites or authorized agents.

Admission Confirmation: Upon receiving the admission letter, pay the required fees to secure your seat.

Visa: Apply for a student visa at the Nepalese Embassy or Consulate in India with the admission letter and other required documents.

Post-Graduation Requirements:

FMGE Exam: Graduates need to pass the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) to practice in India.

Internship: Complete a one-year internship in India for provisional registration.

Permanent Registration: Apply for permanent registration with the NMC or State Medical Council to practice medicine in India.

Summary

Studying MBBS in Nepal is a practical and rewarding choice for Indian students due to affordable tuition, high educational standards, cultural familiarity, and recognized degrees. By ensuring that all requirements are met and choosing recognized institutions, students can secure a successful medical career.