Nepali students can apply from June 5 to June 11, 2026, for five Morocco-funded civil engineering scholarship seats at bachelor’s and master’s levels.
Education and Sports Minister Pokharel held a courtesy meeting with ambassadors and representatives from the European Union and its member countries at the ministry. The meeting focused on bilateral relations and possible cooperation in Nepal’s education sector.\n\nDuring the discussion, the European representatives expressed interest in supporting Nepal’s education priorities in the changed political context. They showed willingness to continue cooperation in the education sector and move forward with stronger partnership, especially in higher education.\n\nMinister Pokharel thanked European countries for their continued support to Nepal’s education development. He said the government is prioritizing reforms in school education, including inclusion, infrastructure development and teacher capacity-building.\n\nThe meeting also discussed expanding access to technology in education, promoting digitalization, strengthening higher education cooperation, and using European expertise to support Nepal’s planned higher education restructuring.
The Education and Sports Ministry has urged schools and communities to promote safe, inclusive and regular play activities for children under the theme “Protect Play, Protect Childhood.”
The Education and Sports Ministry has asked Immigration not to proceed with visa-related action based on forged study recommendation documents.
The Education Ministry has given Shyamala Paudel 30 days to submit clarification before possible dismissal from service.
The Education Ministry has clarified that the government decision on free MBBS study for Gen-Z protest victim Ekata Shah was made according to existing legal procedures.
The Ministry of Education has directed schools not to collect unauthorized fees from students during admission or school transfer.
The Ministry of Education has announced plans to develop autism-based model schools to support inclusive and specialized education for children with autism.
The Ministry of Education has clarified that a notice circulating online in its name is fake and has urged the public not to believe it.
The Ministry of Education has directed schools not to run paid entrance preparation classes or collect extra fees from students in the name of admission preparation.