MS Clinical Anatomy

Two-year TU postgraduate program specializing in advanced human anatomy, cadaveric dissection, clinical correlation, and anatomical teaching skills under a full-time residential training model.
Program trains postgraduate clinicians in detailed structural anatomy, applied anatomical science, dissection-based learning, embryology–pathology correlation, and teaching methodology. Emphasis on anatomical research, clinical relevance, surgical landmark identification, and competency required for academic and hospital-based anatomical services.

Curricular Structure 

Features
• Full-time residential training
• Strict non-practicing rule for all residents
• Cadaver-based advanced dissection learning
• Radiological and surgical anatomy integration
• Community-based teaching–learning module
• Mandatory one-year government service for Nepalese graduates
• Strong academic and teaching-oriented training environment
• Regulated by IOM and Nepal Medical Council standards

 Fee
• NPR 1,085,870 (tentative)

Admission Process
• Appear in MECEE-PG common entrance exam
• Must secure ≥50% to qualify
• Separate merit lists for Nepalese and foreign candidates
• Admission through merit-based open-house counseling
• Enrollment only after NMC-valid documentation and seat confirmation

Job Prospects
• Clinical anatomist
• Anatomy lecturer in medical colleges
• Dissection hall instructor
• Researcher in anatomical and biomedical sciences
• Surgical anatomy educator
• Laboratory and museum curator for medical institutions
• Contributor in radiological and applied anatomy units