85 New Doctors Receive Certificates from Nepali Army Institute of Health Sciences
Summary
The Nepali Army Institute of Health Sciences awarded certificates to 85 newly commissioned doctors of its ninth MBBS batch in Kathmandu. Chief of Army Staff Ashokraj Sigdel urged them to uphold ethics and serve society, the nation, and humanity with dedication.
Key Points
- Chief of Army Staff Ashokraj Sigdel distributed certificates to 85 newly commissioned doctors from the Nepali Army Institute of Health Sciences.
- The doctors belonged to the ninth batch of the institute’s MBBS program, which began in the 2076/77 academic session.
- Sigdel urged the graduates to maintain dignity and ethics while serving in the health sector.
- The Nepali Army established the institute in 2068 BS to contribute to health services through health education, and 944 doctors have graduated so far.
