About Kathmandu Cancer Center

College Overview

Kathmandu Cancer Center (KCC), located in the serene environment of Tathali, Bhaktapur, stands as a premier institution dedicated to specialized oncology care and academic excellence in Nepal. Established with the vision of providing comprehensive cancer treatment under one roof, KCC has evolved into a vital academic hub for nursing and medical professionals. The institution bridges the gap between high-end medical technology and compassionate patient care, making it a cornerstone for oncology education in the region.

The history of Kathmandu Cancer Center is rooted in the collective ambition of leading oncologists and healthcare experts who recognized the urgent need for a dedicated cancer facility that integrates treatment with research and education. Since its inception, KCC has prioritized evidence-based practices and has become a pioneer in introducing advanced radiotherapy and diagnostic services in the private sector of Nepal.

Our mission is to deliver world-class cancer care through a multidisciplinary approach while nurturing the next generation of oncology specialists. The vision of KCC is to lead the fight against cancer through innovation, education, and community outreach. Academic strengths at Kathmandu Cancer Center include a faculty comprised of practicing clinicians, state-of-the-art simulation in oncology nursing, and a clinical environment that provides students with direct exposure to complex cases. Institutional highlights include its recognition as a leading referral center for radiotherapy and its commitment to academic programs affiliated with prestigious universities.

University Affiliations & Recognition

Purbanchal University (PU)

Affiliation Type: Academic Affiliation for Nursing Programs

Accreditation: Nepal Nursing Council (NNC)

Recognition: Ministry of Education, Nepal

Programs: Post Basic Bachelor in Nursing (PBBN) - Specialized in Oncology

Nepal Nursing Council

Type: Professional Regulatory Body

Role: Curriculum validation and licensing examination eligibility for nursing graduates.

Status: Approved

Programs Offered by University

Programs under Purbanchal University

Post Basic Bachelor in Nursing (PBBN) - Oncology Specialty

Degree Level: Undergraduate / Bachelor

Duration: 3 Years

Eligibility: Candidates must have completed PCL Nursing or equivalent from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks and at least one year of professional work experience. Must pass the Purbanchal University Entrance Examination.

Career Opportunities: Oncology Nurse Specialist, Clinical Instructor, Cancer Care Coordinator, Research Assistant, Public Health Officer in Cancer Prevention Programs, and Higher Studies (MSc Oncology Nursing).

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing)

Degree Level: Undergraduate

Duration: 4 Years

Eligibility: 10+2 Science or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, achieving at least 50% marks. Must qualify for the Medical Education Commission (MEC) common entrance exam.

Career Opportunities: Registered Nurse, Community Health Nurse, Clinical Specialist, Academic Faculty, Global Healthcare Practitioner.

Fee Structure

ProgramUniversityDurationTotal Fee (Approx.)Admission Fee
PBBN OncologyPurbanchal University3 YearsNPR 5,50,000 - 6,50,000NPR 50,000
B.Sc NursingPurbanchal University4 YearsNPR 8,50,000 - 10,00,000NPR 75,000
Note: Fee structures are subject to change according to university regulations and Medical Education Commission (MEC) guidelines. Contact the administration for the current year's breakdown.

Facilities & Campus Infrastructure

Medical & Research Facilities

Advanced Radiotherapy units (LINAC), Brachytherapy, and a high-tech Chemotherapy wing. Students have access to real-time clinical observations and oncology research data.

Oncology Library

A specialized library featuring a vast collection of oncology journals, medical textbooks, and digital subscriptions to global cancer research databases.

Smart Classrooms

Classrooms equipped with modern audiovisual aids, interactive boards, and high-speed internet to facilitate hybrid learning and tele-medicine sessions.

Simulation Labs

Nursing skill labs designed to simulate oncology wards, allowing students to practice procedures like chemo-port handling and palliative care in a controlled environment.

Cafeteria & Nutrition Center

Hygienic cafeteria providing nutritious meals for students and staff, with a focus on dietary standards appropriate for a healthcare setting.

Hostel & Transportation

Safe and comfortable residential facilities for out-station students and dedicated bus services covering major routes in Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.

Faculty & Teaching Methodology

The faculty at Kathmandu Cancer Center consists of renowned oncologists, experienced nursing educators, and healthcare researchers. Many of our instructors hold advanced degrees and international certifications in oncology, ensuring that students receive education that is current with global standards.

Our teaching methodology goes beyond traditional lectures. We emphasize clinical rotations within the hospital's specialized departments, case-based learning, and inter-professional education where nursing students collaborate with medical physicists and radiologists. Research culture is encouraged from the undergraduate level, with students participating in clinical audits and data collection for cancer registries.

Student Life & Extracurricular Activities

Student life at KCC is vibrant and purpose-driven. Beyond academics, students engage in cancer awareness campaigns, community health screenings, and palliative care outreach programs. These activities instill a sense of leadership and empathy.

Student clubs, such as the Nursing Excellence Club and the Cultural Committee, organize annual events, sports meets, and regional competitions. Participation in community service is a hallmark of the KCC experience, allowing students to understand the socio-economic impacts of cancer in Nepal.

Career Support & Placement Assistance

Kathmandu Cancer Center provides robust career support to its graduates. Given the critical shortage of oncology-trained professionals, our graduates are highly sought after by major hospitals in Nepal and abroad. We provide internship opportunities within our own specialized wings, giving students a competitive edge.

Our placement cell assists with resume building, interview preparation, and connecting students with alumni working in prestigious international cancer centers. Industry partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and healthcare NGOs provide further avenues for career growth.

Admission Process

Step 1: Eligibility Check - Ensure you meet the minimum academic requirements and work experience (for PBBN).
Step 2: Entrance Exam - Register and appear for the MEC Common Entrance Examination or Purbanchal University Entrance as applicable.
Step 3: Counseling - Based on the merit list, participate in the counseling session for college selection.
Step 4: Document Verification - Submit original transcripts, citizenship certificate, NNC registration, and experience letters.
Step 5: Final Enrollment - Pay the admission fee and complete the registration formalities at the KCC administration office.

Scholarships & Financial Assistance

Kathmandu Cancer Center is committed to making education accessible. We offer several scholarship schemes:

  • MEC Scholarships: Government-mandated scholarship seats for students based on the common entrance exam rankings.
  • Merit Scholarships: Awarded to top performers in university semester/annual examinations.
  • Institutional Support: Need-based financial aid for dedicated students from marginalized backgrounds.
  • Collaborative Grants: Occasional grants from healthcare foundations for students pursuing oncology research.

Frequently Asked Questions

KCC primarily offers specialized nursing programs such as PBBN with an oncology focus and B.Sc Nursing, in addition to clinical fellowships for medical professionals.

Fees are structured based on university norms, covering tuition, clinical training, and laboratory fees. Detailed breakdowns are available at the administration office.

The academic programs are primarily affiliated with Purbanchal University (PU) and regulated by the Nepal Nursing Council.

Yes, KCC features a specialized oncology research unit and access to high-end diagnostic and treatment data for academic purposes.

Candidates must have a PCL Nursing degree, at least one year of clinical experience, and pass the PU or MEC entrance exam.

It is located in Tathali, Bhaktapur, providing a peaceful and conducive environment for both treatment and learning.

Yes, there are safe and well-managed hostel accommodations available for female students.

The direct clinical exposure to advanced treatments like TrueBeam radiotherapy and targeted chemotherapy sets our nursing program apart.

Yes, scholarships are provided as per the Medical Education Commission (MEC) guidelines and institutional merit policies.

Applications must be submitted after qualifying for the central entrance examinations held by MEC or Purbanchal University.

Graduates often find immediate employment in oncology wards, palliative care centers, and international healthcare institutions.

Yes, the degree is issued by Purbanchal University, which is globally recognized, allowing students to pursue higher studies or licensure abroad.

Yes, dedicated bus services are available for students commuting from various parts of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur.

All nursing students undergo extensive clinical internships within the various departments of Kathmandu Cancer Center.

The focus is on holistic cancer care, clinical proficiency, and the integration of technology in nursing practice.

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