English Council reports IELTS Award for Nepali understudies

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

The British Council today reported the British Council IELTS Awards without precedent for Nepal for the year 2015-2016.

The recompense was propelled with the target of supporting Nepali understudies meaning to study in an English-talking nation.

Issuing a press explanation today, the British Council expressed that it will grant an aggregate of Rs 6.24 million in instructive grants to understudies from crosswise over South Asia, including Nepali understudies, to help subsidize the expense of studies abroad.

The British Council IELTS Award is Rs 480,000 for Nepal, which may be utilized for educational cost and charges of a degree program anyplace outside the victor's nation of origin. The British Council will honor two champs from Nepal in the not so distant future, peruses the announcement.

It said that the applications will be acknowledged from June 30, 2015.

The announcement cited Sarah Deverall, Director Examinations India and Customer Service South Asia saying, "As a feature of the 25th commemoration festivals for IELTS we are propelling two recompenses for Nepalese understudies, in this way helping them open entryways around the globe with IELTS."

"Bringing the British Council IELTS Awards to Nepal is an energizing and critical venture in encouraging our dedication to making study abroad a reality for more understudies far and wide," she further included.

Brendan Mcsharry, Director of The British Council in Nepal said, "This grant would help Nepalese hopefuls support their long haul vocation risks in the worldwide market, so I prescribe that you exploit this opportunity".

Persis Mistry who won her British Council IELTS Award in 2012 said that the grant was a certainty help amid the applications process.

As per the announcement, the British Council IELTS Awards are interested in understudies of Nepal who have taken the IELTS scholastic test as of late.

Candidates must arrangement to select in a course abroad amid the 2015-2016 scholastic year.

IELTS is the world's most mainstream English test for migration purposes.

According to the announcement, in the course of recent years, 40 understudies from crosswise over India have gotten British Council IELTS Awards for an assorted scope of courses as far and wide as possible, including emotional expressions in the United Kingdom, law in the United States and designing in Germany, among numerous others.