Everest College of Multiple Studies

Everest College of Multiple Studies was established in 1997 A.D. It is affiliated with the Higher Secondary Education Board for plus two levels and Tribhuvan University for bachelor level. This institute has a reputation for producing excellent results in recent years. For that, it has been awarded as well.

Besides the +2 level, the academy also provides a BBS program for undergraduate degrees.

Scholarships at Everest College of Multiple Studies

This institute provides full scholarships for SEE toppers, district toppers, and entrance toppers; also, first division and distinction holders are provided some percent of the scholarship as per the administration rule. Plus, two toppers are awarded full scholarships for applying to the bachelor level. Scholarship schemes start with a minimum of 55 percent aggregate marks in plus two or equivalent levels.

Facilities

• Library with textbooks, research journals, and magazines,
• Computer labs are managed and have high configurations.
• The science lab contains all the equipment needed for running physics, chemistry, and biology practical classes.
• Sports grounds are available where students can play basketball, football, table tennis, and badminton.
• A canteen and transportation facility are provided.
• Guest lecturers, seminars, and industrial tours are conducted throughout the course to make further advancements in study patterns.
• Classes are well prepared, with audio, video, and projectors attached to each room. Internal assessments are evaluated thoroughly, and proper actions are taken for students securing low marks.
• Teacher and parent meetings are conducted frequently to evaluate respective colleagues' performance. The tour is conducted at least once a year to freshen up their minds and make the experience more memorable.

Additional Information

Admission Procedure

Students are eligible to study plus two sciences if their SEE percentage exceeds more than 50 percent. For humanities and management, an aggregate score of 45 percent is enough to apply at Everest College. For the bachelor program, students must secure an aggregate of 50 percent in plus two or an equivalent level. An exam is taken before admission, and students must pass the exam. After that, an interview is taken to evaluate the student’s character and ability to perform in their upcoming courses, and the administration takes an appropriate decision in selecting the student. The decision by the administration is the last decision, and everyone has to follow it.