Chaotic exam administration sparks fury among guardians who say students were devastated by the grades initially given.

Government data show a steady decline in public schools and enrollment, while private institutions continue to grow. Health indicators, however, have improved significantly over the past two decades.

Nepal currently has 35,951 schools. Of these, 25,623 are community schools, 8,941 are institutional institutions, and 1,387 operate under traditional or religious frameworks.

Recommendation also extends to other one-year internship-based programmes.

Tribhuvan University says several organisations have responded to notices, but none have vacated the disputed properties.

After dismissing top university officials through an ordinance, the government has reinstated many in officiating capacities across institutions, triggering criticism over legality, procedure and consistency.

Poverty, poor learning, child marriage and migration continue to push children out of classrooms despite years of enrollment drives.

Students from Madhesh, Karnali and Sudurpashchim continue to underperform in national exams as structural weaknesses persist in public education.

A government decision removes a senior bureaucrat, but leaves a political appointee untouched, prompting questions over consistency.

Sasmit Pokharel says the prime minister and the education minister will be removed from the positions of chancellor and co-chancellor in the second phase of reforms.

Community schools on public land were bulldozed during eviction of squatters, leaving classes in limbo.

The education ministry’s digital platform has enabled thousands of students to receive NOCs without visiting offices, though most applicants still rely on in-person verification.

While Nepal’s software companies are retraining staff, rewriting job descriptions, and racing to stay competitive, top universities are still debating whether to let students use the tools at all.

Recovery effort stalls despite official decision, with unions, staff and procedural delays slowing implementation of probe-backed reclamation drive.

More than 2,500 ropanis of land reportedly encroached; prime minister urges swift legal action against those responsible.