Nepal is a beautiful country with many natural sceneries and numerous tourist attractions. There are also many schools in Nepal, but how do you know which ones to choose? The answer is found through the Top 7 Schools Ranking in Nepal 2021 list. These seven schools have been ranked by their quality of education, facilities offered, student diversity, opportunities for students after graduation, and more. This list will make it easy for parents or families to find the perfect school for their children that fits all of their needs. So without further ado let’s take a look at these top 7 schools ranking in Nepal 2021!

Malpi International School

Approximate fees: Rs 20,000 per month (+residential fees)
Location: Panauti, Kavre
Contact details: + 977-11-440080, malpi@mos.com.np

For many, it may seem like a big step to move halfway around the world for their education. But for students looking to take a break from the ever-changing environment of American schools, Malpi International School in Nepal is the perfect place!

The school offers an excellent international education with all the benefits of living in Nepal: close proximity with nature and wildlife, rich culture and history, and family-friendly lifestyle. You’ll also find that Nepalese children are eager learners who will quickly become your friends!

Lincoln School

Approximate fees: Rs 3 lakh/ month
Location: Lincoln Marg, Kathmandu
Contact details: +977 14270482

Lincoln School is a school for children in Nepal. It was founded by Sir John Cowperthwaite, who had an extensive philanthropic legacy that extended to the area of international education. The school opened up on September 26, 1971, and has grown from 12 students with three teachers to over 600 students with 30 teachers today.

Nepal is a developing country located in Asia; it’s one of the poorest countries in the world. This blog post will explore Lincoln School as well as its goals and objectives in educating disadvantaged populations like those found within Nepal.

Shuvatara School

Approximate fees: Rs 25,000 per month
Location: Lamatar and Sanepa, Lalitpur
Contact details: 5526783, 5132070

Shuvatara School, Nepal is a school in Kathmandu that provides an education for over 300 students. The money raised will go towards paying the teachers and providing resources for the students to use while they are there.

This post is all about Shuvatara School, Nepal. It tells you where it’s located, what its mission statement is, who funds them and why they’re so important to us here at Top School!

The British School

Approximate fees: Rs 1 lakh 10 thousand per month
Location: Sanepa, Lalitpur
Contact details: 1-5521794, admissions@tbs.edu.np

The British School, Nepal is a co-educational day school in the capital city of Kathmandu that offers an English language curriculum from Early Years to Year 13. Located on Durbar Marg, close to the heart of Kathmandu and within easy reach of all major amenities, The British School has been established for over 16 years with students coming from around the world to study here.
The British School’s focus is on academic excellence and whilst we maintain high expectations for our pupils’ attainment levels, we also believe in providing a happy, caring environment where children are encouraged to be themselves.

Budanilkantha School

Approximate fees: 6,000 per month (+residential fees)
Location: Budanilkantha, Kathmandu
Contact details: 01-4370249

There are many schools in Nepal, but Budanilkantha School is the only one that provides education for deaf children. It was started by Jagadish Shrestha and his wife, Sushila. They opened their school to provide a place where deaf people would have an opportunity to learn with others who shared their language and culture. The school has three main objectives: 1) To create an environment where all children can learn together 2) To foster understanding between different cultures and 3) To encourage local communities to be more tolerant of each other’s differences. Budanilkantha School strives to meet these goals through its inclusive teaching methods and cultural activities such as festivals or pilgrimages.

Kathmandu International Study Center

Approximate fees: Rs 1 lakh 50 thousand per month
Location: Dhobhighat, Kathmandu.
Contact details: admissions@kisc.edu.np

The Budanilkantha School in Nepal is an example of a school looking to find its own way to do things. This small, independent school has been around for over twenty years with about 150 students enrolled and only 12 faculty members. The founder of the school, Jaya Ram Poudel, wanted to create something that was not dictated by a central authority. He says he values “autonomy from local government and independence from any international or non-governmental body.” He also recognizes that Nepali society has different expectations for women than men so they have created a separate institution for girls called Shree Jeevan Academy.

Ullens School

Approximate fees: Rs 40,00 per month (grade 1-10), Rs 75000/month (grade 10-12)
Location: Khumaltar, Lalitpur
Contact details: 1-5230944, info@ullens.edu.np

In Ullens School, Nepal there is a very diverse student body. There are students from the United States of America and China to name just a few countries. Students here have different abilities when it comes to learning English as some students speak fluent English while others struggle with understanding or speaking in this language. However, all students at Ullens soon learn how to communicate effectively in English by following the school’s curriculum which includes using interactive activities such as drama and role-play games that engage them on multiple levels. With this type of approach, all levels of learners can succeed- from beginner to advanced- because they’re offered an opportunity for success every day at Ullens School!