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SEE Topper Gets NPR 1 Lakh Reward

Published about 6 hours ago

Unique Paneru, who achieved excellent results in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE), has been awarded NPR 100,000 by Barpak Sulikot Rural Municipality in Gorkha, Nepal. This initiative, started last year, aims to encourage both students and teachers. The award was presented during a Republic Day event where other students with GPAs between 3.4 and 3.60 also received cash prizes. Additionally, outstanding teachers from various grades were honored with NPR 5,000 each. The rural municipality's chairman, Bishnu Bhatta, highlighted the program's goal of motivating academic excellence.

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SEE Topper Gets NPR 1 Lakh Reward
Banke Students Suffer in Extreme Heat Under Tin Roofs

Banke Students Suffer in Extreme Heat Under Tin Roofs

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Nepal Children Suffer in Extreme Heat at School

Nepal Children Suffer in Extreme Heat at School

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Private Education Tax Sparks Concern in Nepal

Private Education Tax Sparks Concern in Nepal

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Alumni Donate NPR 3M to Janata School

Alumni Donate NPR 3M to Janata School

Published 1 day ago

Former students of Janata Secondary School in Mangalchaur Arunkhola, Nawalpur district, have established a fund of NPR 3 million for the school. Gyanendra Ale, coordinator of the fund and former student (also ex-secretary of NRNA UK), stated that the purpose of the fund is to honor the school and maintain a strong emotional connection. The fund aims to provide scholarships to poor and talented students and enhance the school's academic quality. 80% of the annual interest from the fund will be used for these purposes, while the remaining 20% will be reinvested. An agreement was signed between the school principal and the chairman of the integrated fund operation committee in the presence of school management officials, ward representatives, former students, and social workers.

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Machhapuchhre Honors Top SEE Student

Machhapuchhre Honors Top SEE Student

Published 1 day ago

The Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality in Kaski, Nepal, honored Shobha Gautam, a student from Machhapuchhre Secondary School, for achieving a GPA of 4.0 in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2082. Gautam received a cash prize of NPR 50,000 and a letter of appreciation at a ceremony on Friday. She is the first student from a community school within the municipality to achieve this milestone. Gautam attributed her success to her hard work, guidance from teachers, family support, and the encouragement from the local government. The municipality plans to continue honoring top-performing SEE students in the coming years.

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Gorkha Student Awarded for SEE Excellence

Gorkha Student Awarded for SEE Excellence

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Entrepreneurship Boot Camp at Tribhuvan University

Entrepreneurship Boot Camp at Tribhuvan University

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Nepali Army Builds School Building in Rupandehi

Nepali Army Builds School Building in Rupandehi

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KMC Trains 1,466 Teachers for Better Education

KMC Trains 1,466 Teachers for Better Education

Published 2 days ago

Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) has provided training to 1,466 teachers from community schools to enhance the quality of education. According to KMC Education Officer Namraj Dhakal, the training was designed to offer equal opportunities for capacity development to all teachers within the municipality. The training covered various areas including child development facilitation, psychological and psychosocial counseling, Nepal language training, information technology, integrated curriculum implementation, question paper design, student evaluation, and identification of disabilities in students from early childhood education to grade three. The aim is to improve community education by enhancing teachers' skills and encouraging them to apply their knowledge in the classroom.

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No Truth to Private School Closure Rumors: Minister

No Truth to Private School Closure Rumors: Minister

Published 2 days ago

Minister of Education, Science, and Technology, Sasmit Pokharel, has refuted rumors about the closure of private schools in Nepal. Speaking at a discussion in Janakpurdham with private school operators, Minister Pokharel emphasized that the government views private schools as partners in the education sector. He expressed disappointment over the spread of false information even before he assumed office. He urged private schools to transparently provide the mandated 10% scholarships and adhere to existing laws. The minister also mentioned plans to revise the medical education act and reduce annual school holidays from 45 to 30 days to minimize disruption to studies.

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Moms & Grandmas Pass SEE in Bhaktapur!

Moms & Grandmas Pass SEE in Bhaktapur!

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Magar Kham Language Training for Teachers in Myagdi

Magar Kham Language Training for Teachers in Myagdi

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Skills Championship to Boost Technical Education in Lumbini

Skills Championship to Boost Technical Education in Lumbini

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Baglung Boosts Law Studies with Scholarships

Baglung Boosts Law Studies with Scholarships

Published 2 days ago

Baglung Municipality has been encouraging students to study law for the past three years. The municipality has been providing scholarships to 20 students annually to promote legal education. This initiative aims to address the lack of encouragement for law studies compared to technical fields and the declining interest among students. The municipality covers all fees for students in grades 11 and 12, aiming to improve access to justice for all. They have partnered with Adarsha Vidyamandir Secondary School, the only school in Baglung teaching law. Priority is given to students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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Talent Program Launched in Ramprasadrai

Talent Program Launched in Ramprasadrai

Published 2 days ago

Ramprasadrai Rural Municipality in Bhojpur, Nepal, has launched a 'Talent Identification Program' aimed at discovering and promoting the hidden talents of students. The three-day program, which started on May 21, 2024 (Jestha 8, 2083 BS), includes competitions in 10 different categories such as quiz contests, oratory, dance, singing, painting, and essay writing. Students from community schools in the municipality, studying in grades 6 to 12, are participating. The program aims to boost students' confidence and provide a platform for them to showcase their skills, with winners receiving prizes, certificates, and cash awards. The municipality hopes to foster a competitive environment and develop capable individuals for the future.

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SEE Graduates Honored in Tarkeshwor by Parivartan Abhiyan

SEE Graduates Honored in Tarkeshwor by Parivartan Abhiyan

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Nepal to Merge Schools with Low Enrollment

Nepal to Merge Schools with Low Enrollment

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Nepal Sees Surge in Higher Education Enrollment

Nepal Sees Surge in Higher Education Enrollment

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Nepal Sees Rise in Higher Education Students

Nepal Sees Rise in Higher Education Students

Published 3 days ago

The number of students pursuing higher education within Nepal has increased by 10.9%. In the fiscal year 2081/82, the number reached 745,770, up from 672,489 in 2080/81. According to the Economic Survey 2082/83, 50.5% of higher education students are in management, while only 0.15% are in agriculture. Approximately 80% are studying management, education, humanities, and social sciences. Tribhuvan University accounts for 75.3% of students across its constituent and affiliated campuses. As of Falgun 2082, Nepal has 21 universities (15 central, 6 provincial) and 8 health science academies.

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