Although Nepal reserves one-third of its medical education seats for international applicants, the country continues to struggle with low enrollment rates as demand remains far below capacity. Consequently, these vacant foreign-quota seats are frequently transferred to domestic students, who face intense competition for spots in popular medical programs.
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Although Nepal reserves one-third of its medical education seats for international applicants, the country continues to struggle with low enrollment rates as demand remains far below capacity. Consequently, these vacant foreign-quota seats are frequently transferred to domestic students, who face intense competition for spots in popular medical programs.
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