MSc in Medical Biochemistry

• Three-year postgraduate program centered on biochemical mechanisms within biological systems, linking molecular science with diagnostic and clinical applications.

• Focuses on chemical reactions and molecular interactions underpinning biological function, disease mechanisms, and diagnostic interpretation.
• Integrates laboratory instrumentation, analytical techniques, research exposure, and statistical analysis.
• Covers broad intersections of chemistry, biology, and medicine to prepare graduates for both applied laboratory roles and academic research.

Features

• Strong molecular and analytical science foundation
• Intensive laboratory training using modern biochemical instrumentation
• Research-oriented curriculum suitable for doctoral pathways
• Broad employability across clinical, industrial, and research domains
• National-level entrance requirement ensuring academic rigor

Fee

• Tentative fee: NPR 731,500
• Subject to change per Pokhara University’s annual revisions

Admission process

• Bachelor’s degree in relevant subjects (MLT/BMLT/Lab Medicine/related sciences/MBBS/BDS or equivalent requirement)
• Registration in relevant professional council
• Minimum 50% score in MECEE-PG entrance exam (qualifying and merit-based)
• Further admission steps governed by Pokhara University
• Enrollment upon verification and fee payment

Job prospects

• Clinical biochemistry laboratories
• Biomedical research institutions
• Forensic laboratories
• Food and pharmaceutical industries
• Biotechnology companies
• Environmental testing agencies
• Academic and teaching roles
• Medical lab technology units