Teaching Online from Nepal: What Tutors Actually Earn
Nepal has 16.6 million internet users but 77 percent of the population lives rurally, where good teachers are scarcest. Private tuition pays NPR 500 to 1,500 an hour and is capped by how many hours you have. A recorded course is not. Here are the real rates, the honest maths, and where the two models differ.
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Exam & Admission Guides
English Fails More NEB Students Than Maths: The Class 12 Data
In the NEB Class 12 results, 66,000 students were Not Graded in English against 9,500 in Mathematics. Nepali failed three times more students than Maths too. Yet tuition money overwhelmingly goes to Maths and Science. Here is what the numbers say about where students actually lose grades.
IT & Career Skills
Learning Python in Nepal: What the Job Market Actually Pays
Nepal's IT exports crossed $1 billion in 2025 and the sector employs around 100,000 people, 90 percent of them in Kathmandu. Here is what Python developers are actually paid at each experience level, which skills employers list alongside the language, and the honest limits of a short course.
Exam & Admission Guides
CMAT, BCA and KUUMAT Compared: Why the Same Exam Strategy Fails
CMAT and the TU BCA entrance have no negative marking, so leaving a question blank is a wasted mark. KUUMAT deducts 0.25 for every wrong answer, so the same habit costs you. A side-by-side breakdown of structure, marks, eligibility and what each exam actually rewards.
Study Abroad & Visas
Why Nepali Student Visas Get Refused: The Financial Evidence Rules
Nepal is an Assessment Level 3 country for Australian student visas, and most refusals come down to money documented the wrong way rather than not having it. The 28-day rule, why property valuations are ignored, and what the NOC figures show about where Nepali students actually go.
Exam & Admission Guides
SEE to Class 11 in Nepal: What Actually Changes
NEB no longer runs Science and Management as separate streams. Class 11 is now three compulsory subjects plus three optionals chosen from four groups, graded on a system where internal assessment alone can fail you. Here is how the structure actually works.
