Business and MBA
Most chosen: Australia, UK, Netherlands
Business, MBA and accounting students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 331 files.
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Best courses to study abroad for Nepali students
The courses Nepali students choose most are business, IT, nursing, engineering and hospitality. The best one for you is a course you can get into, finish, and work in afterwards, not just one on a PR list. Nursing, IT and engineering have the strongest job markets; business is the most crowded.
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- Your course matched to your background
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Our students in FY 2025/26
Most chosen fields
- Business, MBA, accounting
- 298 visas
- IT and computer science
- 264 visas
- Nursing and health
- 187 visas
- Engineering
- 132 visas
Field guides
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IT and computer science
Most chosen: Australia, Germany, Finland
IT and computer science students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 286 files.
Study it and computer science abroadNursing
Best routes in English: Australia, UK
Nursing and health students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 201 files.
Study nursing abroadEngineering
Most chosen: Germany, Australia, Denmark
Engineering students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 141 files.
Study engineering abroadData science
Usual level: Master's
IT, computer science and data students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 286 files.
Study data science abroadAccounting
Most chosen: Australia, UK
Business, MBA and accounting students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 331 files.
Study accounting abroadHospitality and hotel management
Most chosen: Australia, Cyprus, Finland
Hospitality and tourism students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 79 files.
Study hospitality and hotel management abroadPublic health
Most chosen: UK, Norway, Netherlands
Nursing and health students' visas approved in FY 2025/26, of 201 files.
Study public health abroad
Our proof
One student from each field
Asmita Ghimire
ChitwantoNicosia
MBA, February 2025 intake
An MBA in the EU for under Rs 25 lakh. She chose Cyprus for the cost, and a recognised university for the degree's future.
- After bachelor's
- Budget
- EU degree
Suman Gurung
SyangjatoTampere
Bachelor of Engineering, Software Engineering, August 2025 intake
Average +2 marks, strong maths. He got in on the entrance exam, which counted for more than his GPA.
- After +2
- Entrance exam
- Average marks
Prakriti Shrestha
LalitpurtoAdelaide
Master of Nursing, February 2024 intake
A 3-year gap after her nursing degree. Offer letter in 26 days, visa in 119 days from her first call.
- 3-year gap
- Nursing
- After bachelor's
Aayush Poudel
PokharatoAachen
MSc Mechanical Engineering, October 2025 intake
The €11,904 blocked account scared the family. Planned 5 months ahead with a loan, it went through without a surprise.
- Blocked account
- Loan-funded
- After bachelor's
Anushka Karki
KathmandutoLondon
MSc Data Science, September 2025 intake
Her parents were ready to say no because of the cost. Seeing every pound written down is what changed their minds.
- Parents paying
- No gap
- After bachelor's
Aashma Poudel
ChitwantoSydney
Bachelor of Business (Accounting), February 2025 intake
Refused in 2024 through another agent. Approved in January 2025 on the second file, for the same course.
- Refused before
- 2-year gap
- After +2
Bishal Magar
GorkhatoLarnaca
BA Hospitality Management, September 2025 intake
He wanted Cyprus to work and send money home. We told him the rules first. He went to study, with a budget that didn't depend on work.
- After +2
- 2-year gap
- Tight budget
Sabina Gurung
PokharatoLeeds
MSc Public Health, September 2025 intake
Wanted to take her husband on a taught master's. We told her the rule on the first call. She went, and planned around it.
- Married
- 4 years' work
- After bachelor's
Course finder, field by field
Where each field is strongest among our 10 countries, what you need from Nepal, and how the job market looks.
| Field | Strongest countries | Entry from Nepal | Job outlook | Our approval rate FY 2025/26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nursing | Australia, UK, Finland | +2 science with biology; IELTS about 7.0 to register | Strong, once registered | 93.0% (nursing and health) |
| IT and computer science | Australia, Germany, Finland | +2 with maths; IT bachelor's for master's | Good, but entry-level is competitive | 92.3% |
| Business and MBA | Australia, UK, Netherlands | Any +2; MBA needs 2 to 3 years' work | Most crowded | 90.0% |
| Engineering | Germany, Australia, Denmark | +2 science with maths; related bachelor's | Strong, especially with local language | 93.6% |
| Data science | UK, Australia, Germany | Bachelor's with statistics and coding | Good, but first jobs are analyst roles | 92.3% (with IT) |
| Accounting | Australia, UK | +2 management or science; accredited course | Crowded; local experience decides it | 90.0% (with business) |
| Hospitality | Australia, Cyprus, Finland | Any +2; hotel experience helps | Jobs easy to find, pay low at first | 89.9% |
| Public health | UK, Norway, Netherlands | Health or science bachelor's; work experience | Good in Nepal and international organisations | 93.0% (nursing and health) |
After +2 or after a bachelor's?
- After +2 science: nursing, IT, engineering, sciences. Germany usually needs Studienkolleg first; Australia has diplomas for lower marks.
- After +2 management: business, hospitality, accounting, business IT. Most nursing and pure computer science need science.
- After a bachelor's: a master's in the same or a related field reads best to visa officers. Changing field is possible with a clear reason and some experience.
- With work experience: MBA, public health and specialised master's. Your experience is your strongest argument.
How to choose a course, honestly
- Background match. Visa officers check that your course follows from your +2, degree or work. This is the most common reason business files are refused.
- Total cost. Tuition plus living costs for the whole course, not just year 1. Each country page has the numbers.
- Registration or licensing. Nursing and some engineering jobs need registration in that country. Check before you pay.
- Language. In Germany, Finland and the Nordic countries, the local language decides your job options.
- The job market, not the PR list. Lists change; a course you can work in lasts.
Questions about choosing a course
Which course is in high demand abroad for Nepali students?
Nursing, IT and engineering, in most of our countries. Demand isn't the same as an easy route: nursing needs registration and a high English score, and IT entry-level jobs are competitive.
Which course is best for PR?
No course guarantees PR, and skill lists change. Nursing, engineering and IT appear on more lists than business or hospitality. Choose a course you'll work in either way.
What is the best course after +2 science to study abroad?
Nursing, IT, engineering or sciences, depending on your marks and budget. See nursing, IT and engineering.
What is the best course after +2 management to study abroad?
Business, accounting, hospitality or business IT. See business and MBA, accounting and hospitality.
Can I change my field when I study abroad?
Yes, with a clear reason and ideally some experience in the new field. Visa officers question changes they can't follow. Anjali moved from architecture to interaction design with a portfolio that explained it.
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