PCL in General Medicine (HA) is a three-year health program that trains students in primary care, diagnosis, and basic treatment. It prepares graduates to serve in hospitals, clinics, and community health centers, supporting better healthcare and disease prevention.
PCL in General Medicine (HA) is a three-year annual program launched under CTEVT, designed to develop skilled and competent middle-level medical personnel. The course emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas such as diagnosis, treatment, emergency care, and disease prevention. Students are trained to deliver primary healthcare services and respond effectively to the health needs of individuals and communities.
Graduates of this program are capable of facing real-life medical challenges in hospitals, health posts, and community healthcare settings. With strong technical skills and practical exposure, they play a vital role in supporting doctors, improving public health, and making healthcare more accessible at the grassroots level. This program not only prepares students for professional service but also contributes to strengthening Nepal’s healthcare system.
Identify health problems and suggest prevention for common diseases in our country.
To diagnosed the common disease in the country.
To promote health status of the people and to treat common diseases.