National Medical College (NMC) is one of the leading private medical institutions in Nepal, located in Birgunj, Parsa, near the India–Nepal border. Established in 2001 under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Jainuddin Ansari, the college is affiliated with the Institute of Medicine (IOM), Tribhuvan University, and is recognized by the Nepal Medical Council. The institution was founded with the vision of producing competent healthcare professionals through quality medical education, research, and patient-centered healthcare services.

The college offers MBBS, BDS, Nursing, Public Health, postgraduate medical programs, and various paramedical courses. National Medical College follows international standards of medical education and emphasizes academic excellence, clinical exposure, ethical medical practice, and research-based learning. Students are trained by experienced faculty members using modern teaching methodologies, advanced laboratories, digital resources, and practical hospital-based education.

National Medical College Teaching Hospital is one of the major teaching hospitals in Nepal, with more than 1,000 beds and comprehensive healthcare facilities. The hospital provides services in medicine, surgery, pediatrics, orthopedics, gynecology, radiology, emergency care, intensive care, physiotherapy, and several super-specialty departments. A high patient flow from both Nepal and neighboring regions of India provides students with extensive hands-on clinical training and real-world medical experience.

One of the unique strengths of National Medical College is its integrated campus, where academic departments, teaching hospital, nursing school, hostels, faculty residences, library, and other facilities are located within a single campus spread across a large area. This setup creates a strong academic environment and allows students easy access to educational and clinical resources.

The college provides modern infrastructure including well-equipped laboratories, spacious lecture halls, a large central library with thousands of medical books and journals, research facilities, separate hostels for boys and girls, sports facilities, and an auditorium for academic and cultural activities.