MPhil Clinical Psychology

Academic/Administrative rules and regulations for PG Students / Residents

1. The P.G. students will go through a full time residential training.
2. Must obey the rules and regulations of IOM
3. A total of two week leave is permitted in one year in hospital based clinical/para-clinical programs (MD/MS, MDS and MD Ayurveda)
4. In other P.G. programs vacation/leave will be as per T.U. regulation.
5. All P.G. programs are strictly non-practicing; therefore PG Students/Residents are prohibited to undertake private practice of any kind or any other private assignment.
6. All clinical programs (MD/MS, MDS, and MD Ayurveda) will have three months of community-based teaching - learning as per the Nepal Medical Council’s requirement.
7. As per Ministry of Health & Population directives, all clinical program candidates will have to serve for one year at a place assigned by the government after completion of the course. This applies to only Nepalese candidates.

• MA/MSc degree in psychology with a clinical or counseling psychology as a special focus (papers in psychological assessment, psychopathology/ abnormal psychology, counseling/ psychotherapy) from a University recognized by the Government of Nepal.

Selection for admission

• All Nepalese/Foreign students will have to appear in the common entrance examination.
• Merit list for Nepalese/Foreign students will be published separately.
• Must secure a minimum of 50% marks in the entrance examinations.
• Admission will be on a merit basis in open house counseling, wherever applicable.