The Ministry of Education has arrears amounting to Rs 20 billion, which is about one-third of the total education budget for the fiscal 2011/12. 

Higher Secondary Education Board has appealed to all stakeholders to help it conduct grade XI examinations, which begin tomorrow, in a peaceful manner.

Embassy of Indian in association with B.P. Koirala India-Nepal foundation is organizing Kathmandu Kaleidoscope: India- Nepal youth conference from May 13 to 14 at (NTB) Nepal Tourism Board, Bhirkutimandap, kathmandu

Dynamics youth personalities of India and Nepal from the fields of film fashion,Music. Literature Business and sports will take part in promossing  discussions.  According to the organizer,The entry is free for the Participants. The conference is going to be start from 9:30 am,Sunday

ECAN is Nepal’s largest education association with a membership network of over 300 student recruitment agents and consultants. As part of the collaboration, Pearson will be providing training for all teachers and counsellors of ECAN agents and will be working closely with ECAN to support the promotion of the test through its network and recruitment events.

Higher Education in Nepal starts after the higher secondary level or the 12^th Standard. The current higher education system in Nepal consists of six universities and three autonomous academic institutions

Dawa Steven Sherpa, 28-year-old mountain guide and adventure pioneer, has been awarded the first ever WWF International President’s Award during a special ceremony at global conservation organization WWF’s Annual Conference in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Tribhuvan University Service Commission (TUSC) has not functioned for over a month since it was padlocked by locals of Kirtipur for indefinite period. They were demanding that priority be given to locals of Kirtipur while selecting staff om in TU administration.

Times Higher Education published World University Rankings and published the list of Top 100 univerisities of the World by Reputation. Harvard University (United States) topped the list with a reputation of 100, followed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (United States)  and University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) with reputation of 87.2 and 80.7 respectively. 

According to Nepal Education Rules, 2059 (2002 A.D.) there are 21 terms and conditions  to be followed by a school which is operating in Nepal.

Bickering among political parties and clash of interest among Tribhuvan University top guns has hindered the appointment of deans at faculties, executives at research centres and chiefs at two dozen TU constituent campuses.