Studying in Nepal has become a dream for many Indian students who are looking forward to experiencing deluxe living with a brilliant education system.
The home of Mt. Everest, the highest peak in the world, Nepal presents itself as a good option for Indian students who wish to pursue an MBBS and other courses. There is a continuous rat race among Indian students for a few seats available in medical colleges in India. If you wish to avoid that hassle and find your way into a good medical college without paying any donations, then MBBS and other courses in Nepal is a great choice for you.
The popularity of studying in Nepal is on peak as more than 70,000 students learn in the universities of Nepal. Most of the students studying in Nepal are from Northern region of India who relocate there for better career prospects. Indians don’t require a passport to stay in Nepal and the overall admission procedure is easy to follow in Nepal.
Nepal has turned into the hub of medical education and other in the last 5 years. It offers top quality MBBS and other courses courses at an affordable cost. Most of the professors are Indians who are highly experienced in their domain. The infrastructure of the universities in Nepal resonates with the western standards that makes Nepal an excellent destination to study medicine.
Apart from the similarity in culture and style of living, there are numerous reasons to consider in Nepal. Here we have listed some of the major reasons why study in Nepal is a good option.
Education in Nepal is improving gradually. With the aim of providing world-class education, a number of academic institutions have adopted the modern teaching approach. Moreover, a number of colleges are offering international degree within the country through the distance learning program. Though in the past years, classroom learning was focused, now the scenario has changed. Colleges are emphasizing more on practical education. Students are exposed to the real life challenges which are vital in shaping their future. Colleges are introducing new teaching techniques and adopting new technologies in order to enhance the quality of education. Government is also continuously making major amendments regarding education to meet the international standard.
It’s quite heart wrecking that each year a huge number of students are going abroad in search of qualitative education. It’s a high time that students have to realize that colleges in our own country are serving the international standard education and there is no need to go abroad to acquire education anymore. Besides, life in abroad is not as glamorous as students think. Adjusting to a new environment, understanding their way of living and living far from home is not a cake walk. So if gaining the international standard education is the sole motive to go abroad then it’s time to re-think as our colleges are already offering that level of education in Nepal itself.
If we talk about the financial aspects, studying in Nepal is far affordable than to study abroad. Colleges in Nepal are not as expensive as it is in the foreign countries. The program which can be completed in 3 or 4 lakhs in Nepal cost above ten lakhs in the foreign countries, leave alone the living cost. Twenty hours in a week is the maximum working hours allocated by the foreign government for students whereas in Nepal a number of companies have initiated the part-time job system, thus making money while studying is easy in Nepal than in the foreign countries.
Talking about the employment opportunities in Nepal, graduates can find the high-level post in any reputed company without much problem but the scenario is not same in the foreign countries. We have barely heard Nepalese students working in the higher post in the reputed organizations of foreign countries. Since Nepal is heading towards industrial development, graduates should not worry about finding a right position and lucrative paycheck anymore.
Education and experiences abroad might not be as useful as students think as our country is different in every aspect compared to developed countries, be it industrial, political or agricultural. So studying in own country would be much better if you are willing to develop your nation as you will able to understand the prevailing problem more closely and find the solution easily.
Out of all universities in Nepal, 2 have made it to the Times Higher Education list- Tribhuvan University and Kathmandu University. Here’s the list of the top universities in Nepal that you can choose from if you wish to study in Nepal.
Tribhuvan University is the oldest and largest institution in Nepal located in the ancient city of Kirtipur. This prestigious institution has more than 4000 undergraduate and postgraduate courses to offer to all international students. The technical institutes at TU offer the best MBBS, BSc, MSc, BE etc programs out of all universities in Nepal. Since it is a publicly funded university, the tuition fees here are less expensive. The current Prime Minister of Nepal, Sher Bahadur Deuaba is a notable alumnus and chancellor of Tribhuvan University.
One of the oldest universities in Nepal, Kathmandu University’s motto ‘Quality Education for Leadership’ shows that the university aims at providing the most advanced education to create leaders for a better future. Kathmandu University has various campuses all across Nepal that offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and research degrees in the field of Arts, Law, Engineering, Medicine, Management and Social Science.
Touted to be one of the best institutions in Nepal for its scholarship programs is Pokhara University. Situated in the metropolitan city of Pokhara, this leading university has partnered with international and national universities to create a place for universities in Nepal on the global education map. Pokhara University has four faculties- science and technology, management studies, humanities and social sciences, health science. The Prime Minister of Nepal acts as the Chancellor of this university.
This University in Nepal was set up to analyze, strategize, adapt, refine and open debate about the local challenges so that rural development can be started. Purbanchal, one of the newly opened universities offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the field of medical sciences, arts, rural development, education development, management, engineering, sciences, and technology.
Two agricultural campuses of renowned universities in Nepal were combined to make one large Agricultural and Forestry University that works towards building a better agricultural and forestry workforce and promoting research in agriculture and forestry via education. The fields of study at this university are forestry, agriculture, animal science, fishery, veterinary science, and natural resource management.
As you must know by now, universities in Nepal offer the most unique courses in all fields. Moreover, their motto is to reserve a peaceful approach to modern education. If you wish to study at one of these top institutions these are the eligibility requirements you need to fulfill:
Since Nepal is not a primarily English-speaking country, some universities in Nepal don’t ask for proof of English proficiency.
The application process for Nepali Universities is similar to applying to Indian universities. As of now, there is no common platform to apply for universities in Nepal but we have compiled an easy-to-understand guide that will help you in your admission process.
Indians do not require a visa to stay or study at the universities in Nepal. Your passport is the only requirement for you to fly to Nepal.
When it comes to the cost of living in Nepal, it is as expensive as studying in India. Have a look at the cost of studying in Nepal for an Indian student:
| Type of Cost | Average Expenses (INR) |
| Tuition fee | 1 lakh- 8 lakh per month |
| Accommodation | 10,000-84,500 per month |
| Food | 15,000-20,000 per month |
| Transport | 2,000 per month |
| Utility (Mobile bills, internet, etc) | 4,000-5,000 per month |
| Facility | Cost |
|---|---|
| Monthly Rent for 480 Sqft in a normal Area (Furnished Accommodation) | INR 42,670 |
| Three-bedroom Apartment in City Centre | INR 33,000 |
| Three-bedroom Apartment Outside of City | INR 20,000 |
| One-bedroom Apartment in City Centre | INR 15,000 |
MBBS is one of the most popular programs taught at almost all institutions in Nepal. MBBS in Nepal is one of the most expensive courses as well. Here are the top universities in Nepal for MBBS that have time and again ranked high on the medicine charts:
MBA is a 2-year program in Nepal taught only at Kathmandu University. The Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship teaches the MBA course at Kathmandu University. The average annual tuition fee is INR 3 lakhs.
Universities in Nepal are a great example of developing education in a peaceful country. To study in the prestigious institutions of Nepal, call G-Axis at +91-9810945908 now and book your first counseling session for absolutely free with our study abroad experts!
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