Funding your international education doesn't have to mean covering the full cost yourself. Every year, thousands of Nepali students receive partial or full scholarships to study abroad.
Government-backed scholarships such as the Australia Awards, Chevening (UK), and Fulbright (USA) remain some of the most prestigious and fully-funded options available.
University-specific merit scholarships are often overlooked but can be just as valuable, offering automatic tuition discounts based on your previous academic grades.
For students considering Europe, country-specific schemes like Germany's DAAD or France's Eiffel Excellence Scholarship provide generous funding.
Applying for scholarships takes planning — most deadlines fall six to twelve months before your intended intake.
Our counsellors help you build a scholarship shortlist early, so you never miss an opportunity because of timing.
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