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    Degree levelRecipients
    Bachelor’s1
    Master’s15
    Ph.D.5

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Engineering and Technology1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Full Admissions Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Manoj Chamlagain (2019–2023) — NepalFull Admissions ScholarshipHong Kong Baptist University; Hong KongBachelor’s

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Manoj Chamlagain
    Bachelor’s
    Full Admissions ScholarshipTuition, guaranteed subsidized housing, HKD 50,000/year four years; additional one-off merit scholarships

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS1/1IELTS 7.5 (Manoj Chamlagain)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    SAT1/11390/1600; Not Submitted (Manoj Chamlagain)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Manoj ChamlagainBachelor’sBegan a SINGA-funded Ph.D. at Nanyang Technological University in August 2023.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Agriculture and Environmental Studies5
    Medicine and Health5
    Social Sciences2
    Humanities1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Chevening Scholarships4
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships3
    DAAD EPOS (Development-Related Postgraduate Courses)2
    50% foreign student scholarship1
    Bioway Pharmaceutical stipend1
    DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme1
    Danish Government Scholarships for highly qualified non-EU/EEA students1
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP) Scholarship1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    GLOBE Erasmus Mundus Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Dirgha Raj Joshi — Nepal50% foreign student scholarship; Bioway Pharmaceutical stipendWonkwang University; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in MS Pharmacy (Medicinal Chemistry)
    Uday Rijal — NepalGLOBE Erasmus Mundus ScholarshipUniversidad Rey Juan Carlos; Bangor University; Universidade de Lisboa; Portugal; Spain; United KingdomMaster’s in Global Change Ecology and Biodiversity Management
    Tamang Bosh Bahadur (2025–2027 academic period) — NepalGlobal Korea ScholarshipChonnam National University; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period
    Smarika Kafle (2023–2025 (estimated)) — NepalErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsGhent University; Medical University of Gdańsk; University of Groningen; Belgium; Netherlands; PolandMaster’s in International MSc Sustainable Drug Discovery
    Shishir K.C (2024 scholarship) — NepalChevening ScholarshipUniversity of Glasgow; United KingdomMaster’s in International Relations
    Sarita Banjade — NepalDAAD EPOS ScholarshipUniversity of Hohenheim; GermanyMaster’s in Agricultural Economics
    Monika Ranabhat (April 2023–September 2025 scholarship period) — NepalDAAD Helmut-Schmidt ProgrammeUniversity of Passau; GermanyMaster’s in Governance and Public Policy
    Gita Poudel — NepalEwha Global Partnership Program (EGPP) ScholarshipEwha Womans University; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in English Language and Literature — Professional Writing Program
    Rama Prajapati — NepalDanish Government ScholarshipUniversity of Copenhagen; DenmarkMaster’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences
    Sachin Timilsina — NepalErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsUniversity of Copenhagen; TU Dresden; AgroParisTech; Denmark; France; French Guiana; GermanyMaster’s in Global Forestry
    Rukmita Ghimire — NepalChevening ScholarshipUniversity of Reading; United KingdomMaster’s in Food Security and Development (MSc)
    Punam Khadka — NepalChevening ScholarshipBrunel University London; United KingdomMaster’s in Youth, Childhood, and International Development
    Neha Bhandary (2023–2025) — NepalDAAD EPOS ScholarshipLeibniz University Hannover; GermanyMaster’s in Water Resources and Environmental Management (WATENV)
    Krishna Sharma (2025/26 academic year) — NepalChevening ScholarshipUniversity of Greenwich; United KingdomMaster’s in Global Public Health2025/26
    Biju Adhikari — NepalErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsUniversity of Padova; Polytechnic University of Valencia; Italy; SpainMaster’s in Plant Health in Sustainable Cropping Systems

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Dirgha Raj Joshi
    Master’s in MS Pharmacy (Medicinal Chemistry)
    50% foreign student scholarship; Bioway Pharmaceutical stipendA 50% foreign-student scholarship; a separate Bioway Pharmaceutical stipend helped meet the remaining costs.
    Uday Rijal
    Master’s in Global Change Ecology and Biodiversity Management
    GLOBE Erasmus Mundus ScholarshipErasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship — Monthly scholarship stipend and continuing financial support across mobility countries
    Tamang Bosh Bahadur
    Master’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period
    Global Korea ScholarshipGlobal Korea Scholarship Full tuition, living support and round-trip economy airfare; graduate support reported as approximately KRW 15,720,000 per year, with separate preparatory language-year support of about KRW 14,160,000.
    Smarika Kafle
    Master’s in International MSc Sustainable Drug Discovery
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsErasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship — Erasmus Mundus stipend supported living costs
    Shishir K.C
    Master’s in International Relations
    Chevening ScholarshipChevening Scholarship Reported fully funded master’s support.
    Sarita Banjade
    Master’s in Agricultural Economics
    DAAD EPOS ScholarshipTuition fees, monthly stipend, health insurance and home-country–Germany travel
    Monika Ranabhat
    Master’s in Governance and Public Policy
    DAAD Helmut-Schmidt ProgrammeDAAD Helmut-Schmidt Programme Support for studies and accommodation.
    Gita Poudel
    Master’s in English Language and Literature — Professional Writing Program
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP) ScholarshipEwha Global Partnership Program (EGPP) Scholarship — Full master tuition, on-campus accommodation, monthly living stipend, meals
    Rama Prajapati
    Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences
    Danish Government ScholarshipDKK 9,000 monthly for two years
    Sachin Timilsina
    Master’s in Global Forestry
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Scholarships Reported that the monthly Erasmus Mundus stipend met living costs across the three study countries.
    Rukmita Ghimire
    Master’s in Food Security and Development (MSc)
    Chevening ScholarshipChevening Scholarship Tuition, living expenses, travel and associated costs.
    Punam Khadka
    Master’s in Youth, Childhood, and International Development
    Chevening ScholarshipChevening Scholarship Tuition, travel, monthly stipend and other essential one-year study expenses.
    Neha Bhandary
    Master’s in Water Resources and Environmental Management (WATENV)
    DAAD EPOS Scholarship€954/month stipend used for rent and regular living expenses
    Krishna Sharma
    Master’s in Global Public Health2025/26
    Chevening ScholarshipChevening Scholarship Tuition, travel and living expenses.
    Biju Adhikari
    Master’s in Plant Health in Sustainable Cropping Systems
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsErasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarship — Monthly scholarship stipend during study in Italy and Spain

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Dirgha Raj Joshi
    Master’s in MS Pharmacy (Medicinal Chemistry)
    50% foreign student scholarship; Bioway Pharmaceutical stipendCompleted undergraduate Pharmacy study in Nepal and worked as a pharmaceutical-company marketing manager
    Uday Rijal
    Master’s in Global Change Ecology and Biodiversity Management
    GLOBE Erasmus Mundus ScholarshipForestry Science bachelor’s, Agriculture and Forestry University Nepal; thesis on Terai harvesting losses; FECOFUN Makawanpur facilitator; one year as Red Angel Academy teacher after graduation
    Tamang Bosh Bahadur
    Master’s in Medicinal Chemistry master’s, 2025–2027 academic period
    Global Korea ScholarshipPharmacy bachelor’s, GPA 3.48; four years as a Production Pharmacist in Nepal, laboratory work, seminars and internship experience.
    Smarika Kafle
    Master’s in International MSc Sustainable Drug Discovery
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsPharmacy bachelor’s with pharmaceutical science, quality assurance and drug-discovery training
    Shishir K.C
    Master’s in International Relations
    Chevening ScholarshipBachelor Political Science and Strategic Studies; Nepali Army officer over nine years
    Sarita Banjade
    Master’s in Agricultural Economics
    DAAD EPOS ScholarshipAgriculture bachelor’s at Agriculture and Forestry University, GPA 3.7/4.0; Agricultural Officer supporting farmers and government programmes.
    Monika Ranabhat
    Master’s in Governance and Public Policy
    DAAD Helmut-Schmidt ProgrammeDevelopment Studies bachelor’s at Pokhara, university topper with GPA 3.96; policy research, youth leadership, volunteering and publications.
    Gita Poudel
    Master’s in English Language and Literature — Professional Writing Program
    Ewha Global Partnership Program (EGPP) ScholarshipBachelor English Language and Literature, Sagarmatha Multiple College; community volunteering with Service for Peace Nepal; Korean-language study at Yonsei
    Sachin Timilsina
    Master’s in Global Forestry
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsForestry bachelor’s at Tribhuvan University ’s Institute of Forestry, Pokhara; field research, forest ecology and soil-science training, and national volunteering.
    Rukmita Ghimire
    Master’s in Food Security and Development (MSc)
    Chevening ScholarshipChief of local-government Agriculture Branch in Nepal; agricultural development, farmer training, value chains and resource mobilization
    Punam Khadka
    Master’s in Youth, Childhood, and International Development
    Chevening ScholarshipOver12years Nepal child-rights organization professional experience
    Neha Bhandary
    Master’s in Water Resources and Environmental Management (WATENV)
    DAAD EPOS ScholarshipMore than2years hydropower engineering work following hydropower final-year project
    Krishna Sharma
    Master’s in Global Public Health2025/26
    Chevening ScholarshipPublic Health bachelor’s at the National Academy for Medical Science, Purbanchal University ; maternal and neonatal health work with One Heart Worldwide, occupational-health work and Women Deliver leadership.
    Biju Adhikari
    Master’s in Plant Health in Sustainable Cropping Systems
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsAgricultural Science bachelor’s from Agriculture and Forestry University in Nepal; thesis on botanical extracts for cabbage pest control; one year at the National Plant Pathology Research Centre in Kathmandu

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS9/15IELTS 7.0 (Tamang Bosh Bahadur); IELTS 7.5 (Sarita Banjade); IELTS taken (Krishna Sharma, Monika Ranabhat, and 5 others)
    Language tests optional or not required1/15English-language test optional or not required for the scholarship application (Tamang Bosh Bahadur)
    PTE1/15PTE taken (Shishir K.C)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Dirgha Raj JoshiMaster’s in MS Pharmacy (Medicinal Chemistry)Progressed to an LG Chem-supported PhD at Korea University
    Smarika KafleMaster’s in International MSc Sustainable Drug DiscoveryWorked in CAR-T supply-chain operations at Galapagos, then became a Quality Assurance Officer at uniQure
    Gita PoudelMaster’s in English Language and Literature — Professional Writing ProgramLater studied Public and International Affairs at the University of Bridgeport and Paralegal Studies at Ashworth College; became Director of Human Capital and Compliance at Maganti IT Resources LLC
    Rama PrajapatiMaster’s in Pharmaceutical SciencesAfter the master’s, completed a Pharmacy PhD at Universidad Complutense de Madrid and became a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Connecticut.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Subject categoryRecipients
    Medicine and Health2
    Business and Economics1
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Global Leader Scholarship1
    La Caixa co-funded Marie Curie Fellowship1
    LG Chem-supported PhD1
    Ministry of Finance Scholarship under Chinese Government Scholarship1
    Research Assistantship — Wake Forest University School of Medicine1
    Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA)1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Rama Prajapati — NepalLa Caixa co-funded Marie Curie FellowshipUniversidad Complutense de Madrid; SpainPh.D. in Pharmacy
    Manoj Chamlagain — NepalSingapore International Graduate Award (SINGA)Nanyang Technological University; SingaporePh.D. in Infectious disease experimental research
    Manish Ghimire — NepalResearch Assistantship — Wake Forest University School of MedicineWake Forest University School of Medicine; United StatesPh.D. in Biomedical Engineering
    Dirgha Raj Joshi — NepalLG Chem-supported PhDKorea University; Korea; South KoreaPh.D. in Medicinal chemistry/organic synthesis/drug discovery
    Bijan Bhattarai — NepalMinistry of Finance Scholarship under Chinese Government ScholarshipPeking University; ChinaPh.D. in Economics, ISSCAD National School of Development

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Rama Prajapati
    Ph.D. in Pharmacy
    La Caixa co-funded Marie Curie Fellowship€34,800 annual stipend for three years plus €3,564/year travel.
    Manoj Chamlagain
    Ph.D. in Infectious disease experimental research
    Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA)Four years of full tuition; SGD 2,700 monthly before the qualifying examination and SGD 3,200 afterward; SGD 1,000 settling-in allowance and SGD 1,500 airfare support.
    Manish Ghimire
    Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering
    Research Assistantship — Wake Forest University School of MedicineReported annual research-assistant support valued at US$103,636 at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
    Dirgha Raj Joshi
    Ph.D. in Medicinal chemistry/organic synthesis/drug discovery
    LG Chem-supported PhDLG Chem-supported PhD — Fully funded LG Chem-supported PhD research at Korea University
    Bijan Bhattarai
    Ph.D. in Economics, ISSCAD National School of Development
    Ministry of Finance Scholarship under Chinese Government ScholarshipTuition, first-year course books, lodging and RMB 3,500 monthly.; It covered the tuition fees, course books for the first year, and lodging.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Rama Prajapati
    Ph.D. in Pharmacy
    La Caixa co-funded Marie Curie FellowshipMaster’s Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of Copenhagen.
    Manoj Chamlagain
    Ph.D. in Infectious disease experimental research
    Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA)Applied Biology bachelor’s at Hong Kong Baptist University , CGPA 3.77 and 2023 valedictorian; funded research experience in Hong Kong, the United States and Israel.
    Manish Ghimire
    Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering
    Research Assistantship — Wake Forest University School of MedicineBiomedical Engineering undergraduate degree, GPA 3.39.
    Dirgha Raj Joshi
    Ph.D. in Medicinal chemistry/organic synthesis/drug discovery
    LG Chem-supported PhDCompleted an MS in Pharmacy (Medicinal Chemistry) at Wonkwang University and published a United States patent arising from the master’s research
    Bijan Bhattarai
    Ph.D. in Economics, ISSCAD National School of Development
    Ministry of Finance Scholarship under Chinese Government ScholarshipBachelor’s degree from Delhi University and master’s from Tribhuvan University, both focused on Finance; nearly six years in Nepalese banking, including financial-market research and leading a digital-payment implementation.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    English-language test exemption or accepted alternative1/5TOEFL / IELTS exemption accepted (Bijan Bhattarai)
    TOEFL1/5108 (Manish Ghimire)
    TOEFL iBT1/5113/120; every section at least 25 (Manoj Chamlagain)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE2/5319/340; Verbal 153, Quantitative 166 (Manoj Chamlagain); 320 (Manish Ghimire)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Ph.D.

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Rama PrajapatiPh.D. in PharmacyBecame a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Connecticut after the Pharmacy PhD.
    Dirgha Raj JoshiPh.D. in Medicinal chemistry/organic synthesis/drug discoveryLater researched coronavirus drug discovery at the National Institutes of Health in the United States, then returned to pharmacy education and research in Nepal, including Jumla
    Bijan BhattaraiPh.D. in Economics, ISSCAD National School of DevelopmentAfter completing the doctorate, pursued research and evidence-generation work with multilateral and bilateral institutions.
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