The British College and its vision of education: What Nepal can expect

When The British College started its operation in 2011, many people were sceptical. Many felt that what it was offering was a scam and that the government was wrong in giving it permission to operate in Nepal.

But a decade on, it has shut all the naysayers. Producing over 300 graduates every year in various disciplines, the college has not only given Nepali students the chance to earn an international degree sitting at home, but it has also taken a huge stride to improve the education sector in the country by bringing new courses such as the recently introduced cybersecurity and digital forensics to create more scope career wise.