Medical Education Commission: Entrance, Fee, and Notices

What is the Medical Education Commission Entrance Exam? Medical Education Commission Entrance Exam (MECEE) is the common entrance examination conducted for the students interested to enroll in any health-related faculties, either undergraduate, postgraduate, fellowship or, other high-level training programs, both within and outside of Nepal. This national level entrance examination is administered by the Government of Nepal Medical Education Commission, Sano Thimi, Bhaktapur to regulate and maintain the quality of the medical education system in Nepal. The examinations for different levels are conducted separately. For international education purposes, you only need to pass the examination to apply for the No Objection Certificate (NOC). It has no other significance for applying to your education abroad. The examination includes all academic institutions offering medical/health professional courses, allowing students to avoid confusion caused by multiple entrance examinations for the same academic programs and levels. It contains 200 objective questions that can be performed using technology-driven evaluation systems with less human intervention. A computer matching system is used to select candidates on the basis of merit from among their options. The pass score in the entrance examination is also required for MEC to issue eligibility certificates for pursuing health courses abroad. Medical Education Commission Notice If you are interested to apply for health courses abroad then please be informed that Medical Education Commission, Sanothmi, Bhaktapur has recently published a notice regarding the Medical Education Common Entrance Examination for Bachelor Level Programs (MECEE-BL 2022) for admission in the following programs: MBBS BDS BSc Nursing, BASLP, B Perfusion Technology BAMS, BNS, BSc MLT, BSc MIT, B Pharm, B Optometry, BPT BPH The eligible candidates can apply through online applications available at www.mec.gov.np or https://entrance mec.gov.np from December 29, 2021, at 10:00 AM to February 3, 2022, at 5:00 PM (NST).