MCh Urology
University
Kathmandu University
Duration
3 years
Fee
Rs. 2590000
Colleges
2+
Summary
Short description
Three-year superspecialty surgical doctorate preparing post-MS surgeons for independent, consultant-level urological practice through advanced clinical, operative, diagnostic, and research training.
Description
MCh Urology at Kathmandu University is a high-intensity, competency-based program designed for surgeons who have completed MS General Surgery. It develops full operative proficiency in endourology, uro-oncology, reconstructive urology, andrology, female urology, pediatric urology, and renal transplantation (depending on institutional capacity). The program integrates advanced surgical exposure, critical decision-making, multidisciplinary collaboration, and mandatory research components. Admission and evaluation are governed strictly by the Medical Education Commission (MEC).
Description
Curricular structure (table)
(Exact curriculum is not provided; structure below reflects official MEC entrance domains + known format of KU’s MCh training.)
| Component | Scope |
|---|---|
| Core Clinical Training | Outpatient urology • Inpatient management • Urological emergencies • Peri-operative care |
| Operative Modules | Endourology • Laparoscopic/Minimally invasive surgery • Uro-oncology procedures • Reconstructive urology • Andrology & infertility procedures • Pediatric urology • Renal transplant exposure (institution-dependent) |
| Diagnostic Training | Urodynamics • Imaging interpretation • Endoscopic diagnostics • Biopsy techniques |
| Academic Activities | Seminars • Journal clubs • Case conferences • Multidisciplinary tumor boards |
| Research Requirement | Dissertation/clinical research as per KU regulations |
| Duration | 3 years full-time |
Entrance Examination Structure (MEC)
| Domain | Topics | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Applied Basic Sciences | Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Pharmacology/Toxicology | 20 |
| General Surgery | Fluids/electrolytes/acid–base • Sepsis • Shock • Trauma • Emergencies • Operative management • Applied surgical anatomy • Embryology • Nutrition • Palliative care | 60 |
| Subspecialties | Urology, Neurosurgery, CTVS, Plastic Surgery, GI Surgery, Pediatric Surgery | 90 |
| Miscellaneous | Research/Biostatistics • Ethics • Medical education • Communication • Medicolegal issues | 30 |
| Total | — | 200 questions |
Features
Features
• Training aligned with international urology superspecialty standards
• Comprehensive operative exposure across major urological subspecialties
• Skill development in minimally invasive and endoscopic procedures
• High-volume emergency and elective surgical practice
• Evidence-based academic and research training
• MEC-regulated admissions ensuring merit-based intake
• Program delivered at KUSMS and KU-affiliated teaching hospitals with diverse case exposure
Fee
• Nepali students: NPR 2,590,000
• Foreign nationals: 1.6 × Nepali fee
Admission Process
Eligibility
• MS General Surgery or equivalent
• Specialty registration with the Nepal Medical Council (or respective national medical council for foreign candidates)
• Candidates with MS in specific subspecialties (e.g., MS Neurosurgery) are eligible only for the matching MCh discipline
Admission process
• Apply through the Medical Education Commission (MEC)
• Sit for the MEC entrance examination
• 200 SBQ-type MCQs (single best answer)
• Full marks: 200 | Pass marks: 100 | Duration: 3 hours
• Selection strictly according to MEC merit list and quotas
Job Prospects
Job prospects
• Consultant urologist
• Endourology specialist
• Uro-oncology surgeon
• Reconstructive urologist
• Andrology & infertility specialist
• Pediatric urologist
• Renal transplant surgery team member
• Academic faculty in medical colleges
• Clinical researcher in surgical sciences
Colleges Offering This Course
Kathmandu Medical College
College of Medical Sciences Teaching Hospital
No entrance requirements available
No curriculum information available
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