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Updated August 2025 | For 2026 Intakes Are you planning to study in Australia in 2026?Here’s some exciting news! The Australian Government has officially increased the international student intake cap to 295,000 — that’s 25,000 more seats than in 2025. Let’s break it...
truggling to paraphrase IELTS Speaking questions naturally? Here are 5 easy tricks used by top scorers in Nepal to impress examiners and speak fluently.
Big changes are happening in South Korea’s student visa policies in 2025! From lower financial proof and longer job-seeker stay to fast-tracked PR for STEM grads—discover everything Nepali students must know before applying.
Study what opens doors – not just degrees, but futures. For many Nepali students planning to study abroad in 2025, Permanent Residency (PR) is one of the most important long-term goals. But here’s a reality check: Not all courses lead to PR.Some degrees unlock better...
planning to take the PTE test in 2025? Big changes are here—and they might just help you score better and faster. From updated scoring to a shorter format, here’s everything Nepali students need to know before registering.
Europe is emerging as the top study-abroad destination for Nepali students in 2025. Discover why—covering affordability, English-taught courses, scholarships, and post-study work opportunities. Perfect for your July post!
2025, the UK government officially banned dependents for most international students. What does this mean for Nepalese applicants planning to study in the UK? Here’s what you need to know before applying.
Thinking of studying abroad after +2? Discover whether a Bachelor’s degree or Diploma program is better for your future in 2025. We break down tuition fees, PR chances, job outcomes, and visa success for Nepali students.
by: ACCEL Education – Your Trusted Study Abroad Partner in Nepal📅 Updated: June 7, 2025 What If You’re Applying to Australia After July 1, 2025? If you're planning to apply for your Australia student visa now, keep in mind: the new visa fee of AUD 2,000 is already in...
Canada just changed its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) rules for diploma and certificate programs starting June 25, 2025. Find out what’s changed, who is affected, and how to choose the right course to stay eligible for a work permit after your studies.