AS Year
Four subjects, seminar-taught, with the extended project and the first university shortlist.
- Four AS subjects
- Extended project
- First shortlist by Poush
A-Levels and NEB taught in parallel, in seminars of eight, with weekly written work and an evening timetable that makes outside tuition unnecessary.
Four subjects, seminar-taught, with the extended project and the first university shortlist.
Three subjects to A2, applications, interviews and the admissions-test programme.
Science or Management, with the same evening prep and the same counselling office.
Board examinations alongside entrance coaching for medical, engineering and CMAT.
Seminars
Content is delivered in lectures and taken apart in seminars of eight. Written work is set weekly in every subject and returned within four days.
Counselling
Course research, shortlisting, statements, references, admissions tests, funding and visas. Every student has a named counsellor for the full two years.
A-Levels suit students applying primarily abroad; NEB suits those applying within Nepal or sitting medical and engineering entrance. Both are counselled identically and the counselling office will talk it through before you apply.
Yes. Prep and seminars are the core of the teaching, not an extra, and day students attend on the same terms as residents.
Course research, shortlisting, personal statements, references, admissions tests, interview practice, funding applications and visas — from the first fortnight of Grade 11 to the day a student leaves.
Applications are open for the coming year.