In 2019, around 323k students applied for foreign education in 2019(around 63k got accepted). This figure was just 16,500 in 2013/14.
They spent over Rs40 Billion(approximately 337 million USD in November 2020) on foreign education. This shows a humongous market with “deep pockets” whose needs are yet to be catered to.
How should a student approach the decision of studying abroad to filling out forms, writing essays, the whole process of admission and backups is still something that they have to go through individually while they would totally get help from a trusted source. There are endless possibilities for education startups in Nepal in this regard.
I am not suggesting to open a consultancy service, I am sure there are many but rather a one-stop solution a student thinking about going to a foreign country to study should look at. Get out in the world and see what problems do these hundreds of thousands of people face and see if you can innovatively solve them.
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Thank you! Glad you found it useful.
I would appreciate if you could use at least one picture from Nepal while talking about Nepal.
All the pictures are foreign which depreciates the relevance and validity of the content provided.
Hey, I appreciate your suggestion. I am not a photographer myself and there is no website like pexels or Pixabay for Nepal. Maybe one of us could create it!
You can check out fuseclassroom.com for the work Fusemachines (fusemachines.com) has done in the online education of Nepal.
That is some impressive work by Fuseclassroom using AI. I hope Nepal makes the most out of it.
Enjoyed content.