[demon_dissector]

i say YES. It's only the 12th medical school in Nepal anyway. And there is such a high demand for medical schools, with lots of people wanting to become doctors and having to go abroad. If Nepal can accomodate the demand then the capital stays in the country. As for the standard maintained, well, there should audits done annually and rank medical schools accordingly, have national guidelines. But then it is Nepal and bribery is never far off, so the ranking wouldn't be accurate. The medical schools shouldn't be a business venture but sadly it always is.