Bachelor Programs in Nepal
Study in Nepal
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It’s always good to look at the world from another viewpoint so how about taking in that view from the top of the globe. Studying abroad in Nepal allows you to experience one of the most unique and captivating countries in the world.
It is one of the few places where you can see the Bengal Tiger in its original habitat and it is home to Mount Everest. A rich fusion of the past and present is created as the country finds itself torn between a deep passion for tradition and the yearn to progress.
This fusion is sure to hold students captivated from the second they arrive till the day they have to tear themselves away. A semester abroad in this beautiful country is all about losing yourself in an ancient world, marveling at nature and engaging a culture opposite the modern world.
Sightseeing takes on a new realm, with monasteries clinging to sheer rock faces, remote ethnic villages in isolated valleys, millennia-old holy places and traditions, and the tallest peaks on earth looming over the magnificent scenery.
Things to do in Nepal are inescapable, with trekking and hiking not just for fun, but necessary to tour the more remote regions devoid of transport and metal roads.
The country is the world center for mountaineering and many students who never dreamt of being able to scale Mt. Everest head to its famous base camp just to be close to the exhilarating mountain.
Nepal’s stunning lakes and rushing rivers offer water sports galore and kayaking, white-water rafting and a tour to an ethnic village is a must-explore. As a student here you’re set for a lifetime experience!
A trekking innovation only recently introduced, Tea House Trekking, gives day-hikers access to tourist lodges in villages that provide hot showers, beer, pizza and comfortable beds is the best place to be on weekends outside the classroom.
The varied Nepalese routes, including the Annapurna Route, Lukla to Everest Base Camp and Upper Dolpa, run from easy to strenuous, and Tea House Trekking offer friendly, knowledgeable guides.
Some of the main advantages of studying in Nepal are the following:
- Many students are flocking here annually.
- You get an internally accredited degree
- Widen your academic and research network
- You get to explore the beauty of the country with your mates
About Nepal
Mystical Nepal straddles in the towering Himalaya Mountains on the roof of the world, sharing its wild landscape with eight of the tallest peaks on earth including the infamous Mount Everest.
A dream destination for seekers of spirituality and Shangri-La, the sacred region is the birthplace of the Sakyamuni Buddha at Lumbini and Tibetan refugee settlements dating as back as the Chinese invasion in the 1950s.
A backpacker paradise since the 1960s, Nepal now attracts tourists in droves to its magnificent, unspoiled lands and unique ecosystems, adding to the crowds heading to Everest’s base camp along the perilous mountain ranges.
Its capital, Kathmandu, is a hive of traditional homes, the Royal palace and innumerable Buddhist cathedrals. Pokhara is the main tourist center here to many of the country’s attractions and has an interesting Old Town.
The country’s population is a mix of traditional tribes from northern India, Tibet, and the mountain regions scattered across nine dramatically distinct topographical areas.
The official language is augmented by many local languages, and English is common mostly in the capital and the tourist town of Pokhara.
Whatever their origin, the Nepali people are friendly, warm and hospitable.
The country is still an inexpensive, unpretentious destination in all aspects including accommodation, although top luxury hotels offering a range of creature comforts are becoming more and more common.
Dependent on your base, day-trips to nearby attractions are easily arranged by hiring a RocApply Rental Car and driver or contacting a local tour office.
In the more remote regions, there may be no public transport at all, although temples and sites can often be reached on foot by simply walking instead of trekking or hiking.
Birders will enjoy every minute of it, with a plethora of rare species including the golden eagle and many other species. In the north, traveling is made tricky by the mountainous trails, with few metal roads and rapidly transforming weather conditions.
For foreigners in love with natural beauty and ancient heritage, Nepal is the perfect place, although getting to see all of its splendor can be somewhat of a challenge.
Smaller aircraft now link most of the main towns, but the scenery is best explored from the ground with the exception of the Himalayas. Micro-buses are common and easy to use, but local buses are confusing and transport livestock along with locals.
Tour buses are a convenient and slightly safer option that connects Pokhara to other cities.
Highlights
• Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital with its temples, palaces and markets
• The Annapurna Circuit for its breathtaking Himalayan views
• Pokhara, for its Bagat old city, Phewa Lake, canyons and ethnic museum
• Lumbini, birthplace of the Buddha, close to the Indian border
• Kopan Monastery on the heights above Kathmandu Valley
• Patan’s Golden Temple for its sheer magnificence
• Chitwan National Park, for its dramatic beauty and elephant breeding center
About Nepal's Economy
We know how students get concerned about the quality of life in a foreign country! No one would just travel with an appreciation of the economy of the country of destination which is why we have dedicated this section to inform you about the economy of Nepal.
The information here will but only enhance your decision-making process for studying abroad here. We hope after you are done reading through you will save time to apply with RocApply to the university of your choice!
Landlocked, lacking substantial resources for economic growth, and hampered by an inadequate transportation network, Nepal is one of the least developed nations in the world. The economy is heavily dependent on imports of basic resources and foreign markets for its forest and agricultural produce.
The county’s imports are essential commodities, such as fuel, construction materials, fertilizers, metals, and most consumer goods, and exports such products as rice, jute, timber, and textiles.
The political and administrative system of the country has not made those changes in trade, investment, and related economic policies that would expedite economic development and attract foreign capital.
The government’s development programs and strategies, which are funded by foreign aid, also have failed to respond directly to the needs of rural people. Nepal’s mineral resources are small, scattered, and barely developed.
There are known deposits of coal, iron ore, magnesite, copper, cobalt, pyrite used for making sulfuric acid, limestone, and mica. Nepal’s great river systems give immense potential for hydroelectric development.
If developed and utilized within the country and exported to India the principal market for power generated in Nepal, it could become a mainstay of the country’s economy. Agriculture here primarily the cultivation of rice, corn (maize), and wheat engages most of Nepal’s population and accounts for well over half of the country’s export earnings.
Yet agricultural productivity is quite very low. The low yields result from shortages of fertilizers and improved seed and the use of inefficient strategies.
Because only a tiny percentage of Nepal’s cultivated land area is under irrigation, output depends upon the vagaries of the weather. Potatoes, sugarcane, and millet are other main crops. Cattle, buffalo, goats, and sheep are the principal livestock raised.
On the whole, Nepal has a small surplus in food grains. There are, however, major dislocations in supply and demand. Periods of deficit between harvests of various crops occur in the mountain areas.
At the same time, substantial amounts of food grain are transitioned to India from the Tarai. Because of the lack of adequate transportation, surplus food grain from the Tarai does not move north into the food deficit areas of the mid-mountain region.
Other industries include brick and tile manufacture, processing of construction materials, paper, and food grain, cigarette manufacture, cement production; and brewing of beer.
In general, there are more industrial enterprises in the private than in the public sector, although most of these are cottage industries. The main areas of manufacturing concentration are Biratnagar, the Birganj–Hitaura corridor, and the Kathmandu Valley.
DISCLAIMER: This report is as of 2020! Due to the sensitivity of economic information and data privacy, RocApply publishes only authentic indices as gathered from relevant and trusted sources as attached.
Why Study in Nepal
Study abroad in Nepal the optimal way to learn a language
There is no better and more effective way to learn a language than to be immersed in a culture that speaks the language you are studying as Nepal. You're surrounded by the language daily and are seeing and feeling it in the proper cultural context. Language learning happens most quickly under these circumstances you learn faster the local language be it French of Arabic.
You get to explore
Weekends and academic breaks allow you to venture out and explore your surroundings in Nepal; both your immediate and more distant attractions are availed to students. Since studying abroad in Nepal often puts you on a completely different environment, you are much closer to spots you might otherwise not have had the opportunity to visit. Students have travel plans from which they can benefit from!
Learn the Nepalese culture
Cultural differences are more than just differences in language, food, appearances, and personal traits. A person’s culture reflects very deep thoughts, beliefs, and values that influence their way of life and in Nepal, all this is set to reality! Students will experience cultural differences personally can come to truly understand where other cultures are emanating and blend into the amazing Nepalese traditions.
Develop your essential skills
Scholarships in Nepal
RocApply has decided to write a functional guide to help you understand the essential procedures and actions step by step that you need to undertake a scholarship in Nepal.
There are many excellent universities in the country. The universities, colleges, and schools are well-known in the academic circle. Vast international students are willing to get an education in the best universities here.
To make this lighter task organizations have dedicated themselves to helping students with grants and scholarships that allow them to pursue education seamlessly!
Nepal Student Visa
This is the part that every student what to deal with once they have secured a vacancy in their Nepali University selection, VISA accessibility. Wee, sit back and relax we have you back covered!
Once you have been admitted into one of the institutions, RocApply will help you to process the study visa from your home country. It is not much of a hassle to get one once you have been slotted through the university if your choice.
We have a page dedicated to giving you consular services in whichever country you may be coming from. These will help you identify the actual website to process the student visa for you. But not all students who intend to study in Nepal are visa-bound.
