About Lamahi Community Institute of Science and Technology

College Overview

The Lamahi Community Institute of Science and Technology (LACIST) stands as a beacon of technical excellence and community-driven education in the heart of the Deukhuri Valley, Dang. Established with the core mission of democratizing access to scientific and technical learning, LACIST has emerged as a premier institution dedicated to producing skilled professionals for the healthcare and technical sectors of Nepal.

Our Legacy and Vision

Founded as a community-owned initiative, the institute addresses the critical shortage of technical manpower in the Lumbini Province. Our vision is to empower the youth of Dang and surrounding districts with practical, job-oriented education that meets national and international standards. By focusing on science and technology, we aim to uplift the socio-economic status of the local community through quality human resource development.

Institutional Mission

To provide affordable, high-quality technical education through modern pedagogical approaches, ensuring every student develops the competence and confidence to excel in their chosen career path.

Academic Strengths

With a strong focus on clinical practice, laboratory skills, and community health services, LACIST maintains an exceptional track record in CTEVT licensing examinations and employment rates.

University Affiliations & Recognition

Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT)

Main Affiliation
  • Affiliation Type: Permanent
  • Accreditation: Government of Nepal Approved
  • Recognition: Nepal Nursing Council (NNC) Approved
  • Programs: PCL Nursing, TSLC/Diploma Programs

National Health Professional Council (NHPC)

The institution's paramedical and laboratory science courses are fully recognized by the NHPC, ensuring that graduates are eligible for government licensure and professional practice across the country.

Certified Lab Standards
Curriculum Compliance

Programs Offered by University

The PCL Nursing program at Lamahi Community Institute of Science and Technology is a three-year intensive course designed to produce mid-level health professionals capable of providing holistic care in various healthcare settings.

Eligibility Criteria:
  • Minimum GPA of 2.0 in SEE (Secondary Education Examination)
  • Mandatory C Grade in Science, Math, and English
  • Successful completion of the CTEVT Entrance Examination
Career Opportunities:

Graduates can serve as Staff Nurses in government hospitals, private clinics, NGO/INGOs, and are eligible for higher studies (Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing) globally.

Program Snapshot:

Duration: 3 Years

Level: Diploma

University: CTEVT

Seats: 40 per intake

This course focuses on clinical laboratory procedures, including hematology, biochemistry, and microbiology, preparing students for immediate entry into diagnostic healthcare.

Duration: 15-18 Months | Eligibility: SEE or Equivalent (SLC)

Career Path:

Employment as Lab Assistants in primary health centers, diagnostic centers, and district hospitals.

Fee Structure

Program University/Board Duration Admission Fee Tuition & Other Fees (Estimated) Total Fee
PCL Nursing CTEVT 3 Years NPR 50,000 NPR 4,25,000 NPR 4,75,000
CMA / ANM CTEVT 18 Months NPR 20,000 NPR 1,10,000 NPR 1,30,000
Lab Assistant CTEVT 15 Months NPR 15,000 NPR 1,05,000 NPR 1,20,000
* Fees are subject to change as per CTEVT regulations and institutional policies. Please contact the administration for current semester-wise breakdowns.

Facilities & Campus Infrastructure

Advanced Nursing Lab

Fully equipped simulation laboratory with anatomical manikins and modern medical equipment for hands-on clinical training.

Digital Library

Access to thousands of e-journals, medical textbooks, and physical copies of international nursing and science publications.

On-Campus Hostel

Safe and secure residential facilities specifically for female students, ensuring a focused environment for academic excellence.

Infrastructure Highlights:
  • High-speed Wi-Fi across the campus
  • Science and Chemistry Labs
  • Transportation services for clinical postings
  • Smart Classrooms with Multimedia Projectors
  • Hygienic Cafeteria providing nutritious meals
Clinical Exposure:

LACIST maintains strong partnerships with Lamahi Hospital and Rapti Academy of Health Sciences, providing students with unmatched real-world patient care experience during their internship and practical hours.

Faculty & Teaching Methodology

The strength of Lamahi Community Institute of Science and Technology lies in its highly qualified and empathetic faculty members. Our team consists of experienced Registered Nurses, Pathologists, and Science Scholars who bring years of clinical and academic expertise to the classroom.

Student-Centric Learning

We utilize the PBL (Problem-Based Learning) approach, where students are presented with real-life medical cases to solve. This fosters critical thinking and quick decision-making skills essential for healthcare professionals.

Research and Innovation

The institute encourages community-based health research projects. Students participate in rural health surveys and awareness programs, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and community needs.

Admission Process

Step-by-Step Guide:
  1. Obtain the application form from the college office or download it from the official portal.
  2. Submit the form along with attested copies of SEE marksheets and character certificates.
  3. Appear for the CTEVT Centralized Entrance Examination.
  4. Wait for the merit list publication by CTEVT.
  5. Complete admission formalities and document verification at the institute.
Required Documents:
  • SEE Grade-sheet and Certificate
  • Character Certificate
  • Citizenship Certificate (or Birth Certificate)
  • Recent Passport-sized Photographs (4 copies)
  • Entrance Admit Card

Scholarships & Financial Assistance

As a community-based institute, LACIST is committed to ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder talent. We offer several scholarship schemes:

CTEVT Merit Scholarship

Fully-funded scholarships for top performers in the entrance examination as per the government quota system (10% of total seats).

Jehendar Scholarship

Institutional award for students who secure the highest marks in yearly academic evaluations.

Targeted Group Aid

Special financial assistance for Dalit, Janajati, and economically marginalized students from the Deukhuri region.

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary programs include PCL Nursing (Staff Nurse) and various TSLC programs such as Medical Lab Technology and ANM/CMA, all affiliated with CTEVT.

Yes, all nursing programs at LACIST are fully recognized and approved by the Nepal Nursing Council (NNC).

The total estimated fee for the 3-year PCL Nursing program is approximately NPR 4,75,000, which includes admission and tuition. This is subject to annual revisions by the community board.

Yes, the institute provides secure hostel accommodation specifically for female students studying the nursing program.

Applicants must have passed the SEE or SLC examination with at least a passing grade in science and mathematics.

Students are posted at Lamahi Hospital, Rapti Academy of Health Sciences, and other specialized health centers in the Dang district.

Yes, as a community institute, special priority and scholarship considerations are given to local students from the Gadhawa and Deukhuri regions.

Admissions typically open following the publication of SEE results, usually around Shrawan or Bhadra (July/August) every year.

Yes, candidates must pass the CTEVT centralized entrance exam to be eligible for enrollment in the PCL Nursing program.

The primary medium of instruction for technical and medical courses is English, though Nepali is used to facilitate understanding during community sessions.

You can reach the administration at +977-82-411036 or visit the campus located in Gadhawa-1, Dang.

Yes, the college has a placement cell that assists students with internships and career counseling for jobs in local hospitals and NGOs.

There are 40 seats available for the PCL Nursing program each academic year as per the CTEVT quota.

It is a community-owned non-profit institute, which means it operates on a service-oriented model rather than a purely commercial private model.

Yes, the college organizes annual sports meets, cultural programs, and health camps to ensure the all-round development of students.

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