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The goal of the College of Medical Sciences is to select capable students who can gain by attending academic activities to excel in both the art and science of medicine. It is emphasized that student is always of a heterogeneous group. We recognize that a diverse student body promotes an atmosphere of creativity, experimentation and create as conducive atmosphere for learning.

The exposure to a variety of perspectives and experiences prepare students to care for patients from all walks of life and from every segment of society. Individuality, age, colour, gender, race, regional origin, religion, status, disability are not determinants of diversity and are not identified as unique characteristics during the admission process. The categories of students are:

· Nepalese self finance students
· Nepali Scholarship Students
· Other students

 

Nepalese Students :
Admissions for self financed Nepalese students are admitted through Kathmandu University’s written medical entrance test (KUMET) held during the month of June/July. The Kathmandu University (KU calls for applications in June-July each year. The advertisements appear in prominent National Dailies. Successful candidates are put on 3 merit lists - A, B & C. The College of Medical Sciences invites merit candidates from A.B.C lists for an interview, after which another merit list is drawn up and the admissions are based on this COMS merit list.

 

Other Students:
The Admission for other students is given on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination on the basis of merit so far. However, it is on the card that a selected test will be conducted soon for their selection. For quick communication, please use fax/ e-mail/ registered mail. Ensure that your postal address, email address/ phone/ fax numbers are on the admission application form. Based on the marks secured, students are offered provisional admission. A seat can be reserved on receipt of the first installment of the fees.

The college working hours are from 9 AM to 5 PM. Saturday is the weekly day off all over Nepal. Sundays are working days. We encourage you to visit the college. Should you have further queries, please contact:

Director Admissions:
College of Medical Sciences
Post Box No.23,
Bharatpur, Chitwan (Dist.),
Nepal. Ph.No.00977-9725161755
E.mail: janaki28clg@gmail.com

Eligibility Requirement for other students:
ADMISSION, SELECTION, MIGRATION AND TRAINING :-

A candidate for admission to MBBS course must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology at the qualifying examination and a minimum aggregate of 50% marks at the 10+2 level or equivalent examination.

He/She shall complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December, of the year admission to the MBBS course.

If a student has a compartmental in any subject, the marks that he/she obtained is the pass as indicated his/her marks can be considered for calculating eligibility. There is no upper age limit and even students who may have passed class XII some years back are eligible provided he has the eligibility criteria. The medium of instruction is English`.

A candidate who has completed B. Sc Degree of a recognized university with one of the following subjects viz. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and at least one other prescribed science subject of the study up-to the eligibility level and he/she should have scored not less than an aggregate of 50% marks; provided that such candidates have passed the earlier qualifying examination (10+2 or an equivalent examination) with the subject of English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

The candidates, who have passed the qualifying examination other than those mentioned in the list, will have to submit an eligibility certificate from Kathmandu University or the Medical Council of India before admission is finalized. These conditions will also apply to the candidates to be nominated by HMG/Nepal.

OR,

c. Equivalent certificates offered by the various Universities and Boards in USA and UK and other countries (Equivalent certificates as approved must be submitted in original)

Note:- Candidates scoring higher marks in XII class or equivalent examination shall be given preference over other candidates in matter of admission.

These eligibility requirements take care of the Katmandu University and Nepal Medical Council requirements. The students applying to COMS from India should get an eligibility certificate from the Medical Council of India as per notification of the Medical Council of India dated 18th February 2002 after confirmation of their admission.

Foreign students:
1. Eligibility Requirements for Foreign Students:

A minimum of 2 credit passes and 1 ordinary pass in Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) or 50% marks in aggregate of PCB at the 'A' level or equivalent examination. He or she should have at least a credit pass in English at the 'O' level and should have completed 17 years of age. (If there are 4 subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Botany/ Mathematics then a minimum of 2 credit passes and 2 ordinary passes). There is no entrance Examination. viz; SAT / TOEFL is not required.

Note: To calculate eligibility we take the mid point of each grade and this should total up to an aggregate of at least 50% in all the subjects taken at "A' levels and also when adding the grade for English at 'O' level.

 

Super Specialty & Post Graduation Programes

Super Specialty Programes:
D.M.    Cardiology    3 Years
D.M.    Neurology    3 Years
D.M.    Nephrology    3 Years
M.Ch.    Urology    3 Years
M.Ch.    Cardio Thorasic & Vascular Surgery  3 Years

 

MBBS Programme

 

Courses Offered : MBBS
Duration : 4 1/2 years + 1 year internship
Classes begins : August/September


 

How to prepare for PG medical entrance exams.

Gone are the days when MD/MS degrees were easily available after completion of MBBS. In India, some 50 years ago, its government used to send letters requesting MBBS graduates to come and join the PG course. Guess what? Many of them didn't turn up for PG training. For then MBBS was itself considered a complete degree and specialization unnecessary for routine clinical practice. Now the scenario has completely changed with the increase in the number of medical colleges and yearly output of MBBS graduates increasing year by year, the competition for the MD/MS/DNB degree has significantly increased. Current graduates and even MBBS students need to be aware of the competition and difficulty in getting post graduate degrees in Nepal or anywhere.

IOM PG entrance result 2011 has just published and only ~40 could get through the passing marks that includes 927 out of ~2400.

Since then I met few of my colleagues, all of them were determined that - they would definitely make it next year. I am not being more pessimistic but without dedication, devotion and persistence no one can make it even for 10 or more years from now. This is just a post result hang over. It may sound rude, but without hard work there is no pay back. If plan well, study continuously and avoid all distraction with full focus and concentration, then defiantly anyone can make it otherwise, words without action will yield no significant result.

This morning I was talking with one of my friend about preparing for exams and all for various modalities for most powerful and effective planing for goal oriented preparation. Which is time tested and mother of all preparation techniques. It would be useful to know about the key information that is needed for successful preparation, because your planning start with a thought and;

Thoughts become words
Words become actions
Actions become habits
Habits become character
And character becomes your destiny

Hence, even a thought can change your destiny. Therefore if you want to see your name in the top ranks, please consider all of the followings:
 

  1. Shut down Computer (for un-necessarily spending time in FB and other useless net surfing)

  2. Switch off your mobile

  3. Ignore all family/friends' functions, celebration, get together

  4. Quit the Job (many people will have their own perspective, unless work experience is required, otherwise forget about it no matter whatever your circle suggest you colleagues, senior or family - your aim is to score highest mark in the exam, not just to have pass mark)

  5. Make a schedule and strictly follow regularly such as (you can adjust according to your convenience) everyday;

    1. Sleep 8 hours

    2. Study 12 hours (exam oriented books, practice lots of MCQs, past questions and use reference book if you get confused)

    3. Lunch & Dinner (1+1) 2 hours

    4. Discuss with friends, and get acquainted with current events 2 hours (talk with people who have make out in the recent exams, seek for tips tricks, suggestion and for their personal experiences)

    5. Make a deadline and complete the task (study, revisions) as per the schedule

  6. Saturday - catch up day, revision, recreation, fun (movie) etc. And Monthly wrap up.

  7. Study Techniques - effective study is also an art, which we don't bother at all, go through, various approaches as mention here.

 

If you prepare your routine and follow strictly for a year, your name will be in top rank for sure be it Nepal (IOM, BPKIHS, KU) or Abroad (USMLE, AIIMS, PGI etc) exams. Believe me there will not be a miracle, only you can make it.
Remember: Its the average student who have topped most of the entrance examination. That shows, the dedication, devotion, persistance, focus, concentration and hard work in the moment (particular time frame) and zeal for achieving success can make anyone topper.
The International Society for Medical Education Pvt. Ltd. (ISME Pvt. Ltd.) - non profit organisation had an agreement with Government of Nepal, which was signed on 8th August 1993 to establish the College of Medical Sciences - at Bharatpur for medical education, promotion of health and training Para-Medical staff in Nepal.

In reality the institution was established under the pioneer leadership of Mr. Nagender K. Pampati, a young MBA from Boston, USA, the Managing Director and Architect of this newly established Institution. The institution has been continuously progressing under the dynamic leadership of young medical graduate from the same institution and the Director of ISME Pvt. Ltd. Dr. V. Natraj Prasad. 

College of Medical Sciences is currently headed by Professor A.C. Patowary, FRCPE, DPH (Edin.) as the principal, who was formerly Professor and Head of the Department of Community Medicine, Guwahati Medical College, Director of Medical Education, Planning and Research and Director of Health Services, Government of Assam, India. 
The College
College of Medical Sciences is affiliated to the Kathmandu University and fully recognized by the Nepal Medical Council. The MBBS course was introduced in 1996.
Further more, the college was recognized by:
The General Medical Council, Great Britain, The ECFMG -U.S.A., The Sri Lankan Medical Council and Enlisted in the W.H.O’s World Directory of Medical Schools. 
Recently, the college was inspected by the Medical Council of India (MCI) to give recognition Under Section 12(2) of the MCI act, 1956.

 

National & International Collaboration
The college has been coordinating and collaborating with various national teaching Institutions like the B.P.Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Dharan, B.P.Koirala Memorial Cancer Hospital, Bharatpur Govt. hospital of Bharatpur. The college has also liaison with the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and the Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences, (AFRIMS) Bangkok, Thailand. Joint research projects related to local health problems are already under taken with collaboration of these institution. 
The college already extending cooperation to the local practicing medical professionals, private hospitals, and NGOs. Inspiring local students and also inspiring to opt carrier in medicine, nursing and pharmacy. Medical College actively participating in Government Health Services programs. e.g. the Family Welfare Planning & Ophthalmic Care, Immunization and Tuberculosis control etc. 
Mission: 
    *      The mission of the college is to develop it to an Institution of excellence amongst the SAARC countries for the high quality Health education.
    *      Produce skilled and competent medical personnel in various disciplines in medical sciences to fulfill the need of the contemporary society. 
    *      The provide high quality specialized health services to common citizen of Nepal.
    *      Assist Government of Nepal for implementation of their National Health Services plans. 

 

Admission and Eligibility:

MBBS Entrance Exam 


Applications for entrance exam of the MBBS / BDS under the Kathmandu University (KU) on September 10, 2011

The applicants must download the application form from www.dhulikhelhospital.org and submit completed application from to any one of the following colleges / address along with the photocopies of the mark sheet of the SLC and transcript of +2 of equivalent examinations, character certificates, citizenship certificate and bank voucher worth NRs 2500/- (non refundable) of Nepal Investment Bank, deposited in the name of KUSMS Saving account number 0058261140 (Cash is not acceptable) during office days from 10:00am to 2:30pm on or before September 4th 2011.
KUMET 2011 Entrance test will be held in the following colleges 
1. Kathmandu University , School of Medical Sciences, Chaukot, Kavre
2. Nepal Medical College , Jorpati, Kathmandu
3. Kantipur Dental College, Basundhara, Kathmadnu


Entrance Test : Date, Time and Venue 
Entrance Test:  September 
Time : 11:00 am to 1:00pm
Venue : As indicated in the admit card

Admit Card Issue Date : September During 10:00am to 2:30pm) from the same colleges / address, where the application form is submitted

 

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