Dr Anjana Subba
Class of 2004
Consultant physicianTeaching hospital, Dharan
“What the college gave me was the habit of finishing things. I have not found a better thing to be given.”
Alumni
Where our old students are now
Doctors, engineers, teachers and nurses — and a good number of them back in the valley they grew up in.
The alumni network
Our alumni in numbers
9,400
Alumni
Since the first graduating batch
28
Countries
400+
Doctors and engineers
60+
Teachers back in schools
Alumni
Old Kanchenjungans
Nine thousand four hundred on the register. A few of the names the college is asked about most.
Nabin Rai
SEE batch 1998
Hydropower engineerKoshi Province
“The Saturday tutorials taught me to argue with a problem until it gave in. I still work that way.”
Mingma Sherpa
Class of 2011
Conservation ArchitectPatan Heritage Trust, Lalitpur
“The drawing and geometry classes in the old quadrangle taught me to appreciate traditional Newar architecture.”
Sunita Limbu
Class of 2009
Lecturer in EnglishKathmandu
“Every essay came back covered in ink. I mark my own students the same way.”
Old students remember
What the school gave them
Our maths teacher set one extra problem every day, Fridays included. I teach engineering now, and my students get the same treatment.
I was shy until Grade 8, when they put me on the debate team anyway. That one decision changed everything that came after.
The library was small, but the librarian always kept the new Madhupark aside for me. I became a journalist because of that shelf.
Inter-house football on a dusty ground, cheering until we lost our voices. I have been to big stadiums since, and none felt like that.
When my father was ill, the school let us pay the fees late and never said a word about it in front of anyone. I have not forgotten.
I came back to teach here. Some of my old teachers are now my colleagues, and they still correct my handwriting.