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Showing posts with label Abroad study. Show all posts

Friday, 27 December 2019

Information on studying in Sweden for Nepali students.




There is a Facebook page called 'We Are Nepali Living in Sweden' which gives factual information about studying in Sweden for Nepali students so that students would not be misled by agents in Nepal, whose sole propose is earning money rather than helping students make informed decisions. Just because you got a university admission in Sweden, or got the residence permit , does not mean that your struggle is over. You will need to consider plenty of aspects while moving to a foreign country for study.

Firstly, international students have to pay tuition fee to study in Sweden, and it ranges from € 8,000 to € 13,000, which is a lot of money. Alongside, housing cost and living cost in Sweden is very high. Below I have provided the list of useful bullet points from the Facebook Page compiled by the admin of the page to help the prospective students to Sweden. Make sure you do enough research to figure out whether or not Sweden is good country for you based on the points. You can also do further research on your own from the internet. This blog Study In Sweden is also pretty good. Written by international students themselves, it addresses pretty much all common concerns of students.


  • For those who are financially sound, and can afford the living cost in Sweden and tuition fees for Swedish Universities, Sweden is an excellent destination for studies, with the presence of world-class universities and state-of-the-art education system.
    Such students are highly recommended to come and study in Sweden.
Now for those who need to do part-time jobs to help finance their studies.

Saturday, 6 July 2019

My experience of obtaining 'No Objection Letter' (NOC) from MOE, Nepal.

By Santosh Subedi, Shuklagandaki.

Update:-NOC can be now applied online, please refer to the letter below.
                                                Update

For the User Manual on how to apply NOC Online. Click Here


I went to get my  No Objection Letter on 4th July 2019, so some information might change in future. But, this post should give you a general idea. Also write your experiences, more specifically, the problems you faced and how you resolved them, in the comment box below which will definitely help other students.



If you are planning on going abroad for study, and you need to transfer money to your foreign college or university, or you're taking traveller's cheque from Nepal to a foreign country to deposit money in a foreign bank upon you reach there, you will need a No Objection Letter issued by Ministry of Education, Nepal. It is a time-consuming and sometimes painstaking process to get an NOC issued. When you have all the documents in order, and duly filled-out application form, you need not worry much. But, even if there is a slight mistake in the application form, or you lack one or more of the necessary documents, you can get in trouble and may not have NOC issued on the same day, despite having waited in the queue for hours. Here is my personal experience of and guidelines for getting a No Objection Letter. I hope it helps you. Also, if you have any doubts or questions, please write them in the comment box below, I will try to answer them when I can.

LOCATION



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This is the main entrance of Kaiser Mahal or Kaiser Library, also this is the entrance to the office where NOCs are issued. Photo Credit:-Wikimedia commons

Friday, 21 February 2014

US study, Q/A with consular.


This article is based on the chat session on the Facebook page of USEF Nepal between the prospective students and consular of the US-Embassy Kathmandu Nepal. We have collected all those questions and answers so that it will help other students who want to study in the US.


Q. what does actually dependent visa means?/

Consular:-the answer is, it depends. Many people apply for the DV as it is free; if you can discuss your future plans after receiving your degree, which should include plans for coming back, applying for a DV should not be an issue. You must convince the Officer that you will return after completion of your degree. An F2 visa is a visa for dependent's of students studying in the US. A student needs to demonstrate that they have adequate funding to sponsor their dependent.

Q.Is there any restriction like the one goind on dependent can work and earn or the one taking another person depend on him/her don't get to study?

Consular:-The dependent CANNOT work nor go to school in the U.S. while their spouse or partner is going to school.


Monday, 8 April 2013

Application Essay-Key to good colleges.


Writer:-Pradip Basyal

Article from Nepal Magazine (Translated)


                                             The power of knowing oneself and writing the truth.
                                                            

Chandan Subedi had completed his 10+2 from Narayangarh Chitwan. His family used to make living out of agriculture so computer was kind of pipe dream for him then. Television came in his home after he completed his schooling. He was born in Kashmir India. His family returned to Nepal due to the insecurity over there. He can now comprehend the difficult life of his family better. And that painful part of life has been undying inspiration for him now because it has taken him up to Massachusetts Institute Of Technology (MIT), where he is currently studying Bachelor of Physics.

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Plight of Nepalese students abroad.

Writer:-Yadav Bhattarai (President WNSO)
 Article from Nepal Magazine  (Translated).
                                           

Pravin Chhetri, had almost forgotten that he had paid hundreds of thousands of ammount to the consultancy when he got visa. But After reaching London, college asked for money with him again. Consultancy had cheated on him by not transferring money to the college.

Monday, 25 February 2013

UNDERGRADUATE FINANCIAL AID.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDY IN THE UNITED STATES.

(Please also go through my previous two blog posts about US study. )


This blog post is based on an info-graphic created by Wesley Teter and Nancy Keteku of Education USA. Hope this will be tremendously useful for aspiring student. Scholarship is always a worthy way (& in most cases mandatory too) for the students for their further studies.

Average Cost

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

US-Craze & things to be considered.

Now the craze to US study is tremendous. Students get fascinated to study there, merely knowing the fact that US is a developed nation and supreme power in the world. Meanwhile, they don't simply analyse all aspects of student life in there, or they don't think meticulously weather USA is actually suitable for them or not either. Before reading this blog please read my another blog post which will give you the basic clues of student life in USA, by clicking here. I will discuss here the few things to be considered based on the financial issue, before considering US for the further studies. US is not always a charming destination to purse the further education, your life can really be a hell on Earth if you leap without looking.

Study in USA FAQs.

This is information is now bit old, still it is useful for you to know all the aspects of student life in USA.  Especially the prices might have been changed or inflation should be adjusted.

1. Is U.S. study appropriate for me? 


Saturday, 6 October 2012

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