Overview

Predominantly Hindu and Buddhist, Nepali culture is unique compared to the typical Western experience, informing social customs, traditions and values. If you are interested in learning more about Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, culture, and traditions, Nepal may be the place to visit. Nepali culture is also heavily influenced by traditional folklore.

Many of Nepal’s social, artistic, and culinary traditions are heavily influenced by the region’s primary religious beliefs, Hinduism and Buddhism. As a developing nation, there are also many opportunities to get involved with humanitarian volunteer and internship programs in Nepal, as well as studying social and economic development.

Nepal is known for its medical courses, engineering, science and offers incredible infrastructure, university, and low tuition fees. As an affordable country, many students flock to this destination for its low cost, accredited universities, and bustling job opportunities. As the youngest education system in the world, Nepalese universities have scaled up their courses, research, and infrastructure to attract a large international audience to the country.

ADMISSION PROCESS

• Choose the course and the universities  
• Check for the university and course-specific requirements for Indian students. 
• Give the entrance and English exams if required at least a month before you submit your application.
• Apply to the universities in Nepal through attaching all important documents identification, statement of finance and academic transcripts. 
• Will have a personal interview if the course you have applied to is a competitive one. 
• Once you are accepted, you can start applying for accommodation and scholarships. 

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.