Nepal's Education Ministry Implements Major Reforms in Private Schools
Summary
Nepal's Education Ministry mandates 10 percent scholarships in private schools nationwide, revises academic calendar to start later, and enforces fee regulations amid rising costs and energy crisis.
Key Points
- The Education Ministry mandates a 10 percent scholarship quota in private schools nationwide to improve access for needy and meritorious students.
- The academic calendar start date has been postponed to Baisakh 15, coupled with a two-day weekly holiday to conserve energy amid fuel price rise.
- The Ministry warns against arbitrary fees, requiring strict compliance with Supreme Court orders and fee regulations, with improper charges to be refunded.
- Coordination between the Ministry and local levels is emphasized to ensure effective policy implementation and transparency in scholarships and fees.
