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Master of Pharmacy Syllabus for MECEE- PG Exam in Nepal

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Master of Pharmacy Syllabus for MECEE- PG Exam in Nepal

The Medical Education Board of Nepal will conduct a PG entrance exam for admission to various PG Medical courses. There will be only one common entrance exam for admission to all PG colleges and Universities in Nepal.

This is very similar to NBE in India. The medical examination board in Nepal has published the following syllabus for the study of the Postgraduate level of pharmacy or Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm).

Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm):

A.   Eligibility:

  • B. Pharmacy or equivalent degree recognized by the government of Nepal.
  • Registered in Nepal Pharmacy Council.
  • Registered in the respective professional council of the applicant’s country for foreign candidates.
  • Candidate should score a minimum of 50% (pass marks) in the Entrance Examinations conducted by the Medical Education Commission to be eligible to be on the merit list.

B.    Examination Format:

  • Question type: Single best response type of multiple-choice questions
  • Option: Four options (A, B, C, D)
  • Number of questions: 200
  • Full marks: 200
  • Cognitive radio: Recall:Understanding: Application – 30:50:20
  • Duration: 3 hours

C.   Weightage:

S.N.SubjectsMarks
1.Biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics20
2.Industrial pharmacy18
3.Physical pharmacy18
4.Instrumental analysis18
5.Quality assurance18
6.Pharmacology and toxicology18
7.Pharmaceutical jurisprudence18
8.Pharmacotherapeutic18
9.Clinical pharmacy18
10.Hospital pharmacy18
11.Pharmacy practice18
 Total200

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This health article adheres to strict editorial standards relying on evidence from peer-reviewed clinical trials, WHO guidelines, and medical council regulations.

  • WHO Guidelines on Cardiovascular Health & Lifestyle Interventions
  • Nepal Health Research Council (NHRC) Clinical Protocols
  • American Heart Association (AHA) Journal of Prevention
  • Nepal Medical Association (NMA) Clinical Advisory

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DOI: 10.1001/ehs.2025.26508

xenomed & eHealthSewa Clinical Panel (2025). "Master of Pharmacy Syllabus for MECEE- PG Exam in Nepal". eHealthSewa Medical Journal, Nepal. Available: https://ehealthsewa.com/master-of-pharmacy-syllabus-for-mecee-pg-exam-in-nepal/ [DOI: 10.1001/ehs.2025.26508]

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