I just wanna know the fee structures of the medical colleges in nepal. I would love to hear from the ones who studied paying the full fee and about the difference in fee in government and private colleges and also about the options in abroad. Planning to take a drop year to study mbbs.
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If you have enough money to study MBBS, ‘Don’t take drop.’ I repeat ‘DON’T TAKE DROP’
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Just know what you are getting into before joining mbbs, I have seen many friends breaking down due to sheer pressure. Please take this advice to heart and really have big and strong reason to purse career in medicine. I highly suggest to speak to your seniors who are currently studying medicine before you make your decision.
PS: Don’t take a drop. If you have money just go for it.
Timro Kati rank around ma pani drop garne sochira ? Parents le paying ma pad vanera force garixan