Exposing the Private School Cartels of Nepal

[@suyogadhikari3078]

The main reason for downfall/situation of Government school is the politics inside them. There is extreme groupism and unions creating chaos in its functioning.

[@niranjank.c5430]

मलाई त राजनितिकरण प्रमुख विषय हाे जस्ताे लाग्दैन सर, शिक्षक र अभिभावक एक अर्का प्रति उत्तरदायी नभएको भएर हाे ।

[@gryphon1538]

@@niranjank.c5430 business org like chaudhary groups are running schools...and education minsiter ni thul thula school ka founder xan...so i believe politics is also a reason.

[@xdragon6667]

Bro i have been in one of the biggest government schools in all of Nepal and honestly this school sucks 😞. I really miss my old private school 🎒. People over exaggerate this school as if it's the center of education which is better than every other school that ever existed .

[@suyogadhikari3078]

@@niranjank.c5430 tyo pani ho hajur tara maile afule anubhab gareko kura rakheko.

[@suyogadhikari3078]

@@xdragon6667 I also had the same sort of feeling bro, I know the environment sucks and its hard to adjust at first.

[@esoshu]

1. The Nepali Comment 2. Nepali Gyan 3. In Depth Story 4. Misguided Nepal ❣️

[@sampangee2260]

Amazing researchers and content creators. Worth subscription and support!

[@sandeshbanaita9972]

K. Dhanush as well

[@Gobin9999]

K.Dhanush also bro🥰🥰

[@Gobin9999]

@@sandeshbanaita9972 yaya❤️❤️

[@Reactschannel448]

Mero ma ni support gardinu paro guts

[@agastafromportugal]

Yes yes yes this is one of the most needed topic to be talked about. Kudos to you dai for bringing this up. Private schools aren't what we see. There is high level of black money invested. Te**rism money invested. Appreciation to this team

[@swoyujchitrakar7747]

Quality contents to the point! And I think the root problem is corruption where private expensive and luxury school owners and shareholders do anything to degrage government schools! Education and health instituions are doing bloody business here

[@badkarma1262]

What exactly is wrong with schools and hospitals doing business i.e. charging for their services? At least with the private schools and hospitals you have the ability to choose which school or hospital is best for you, and are not forced to use the crappy government ones.

[@swoyujchitrakar7747]

@@badkarma1262 yes exactly but poor people don't have any choices do they? We can't deny that private institutions is providing standard services however proper education and health should be accessible regardless of rich or poor!

[@badkarma1262]

@@swoyujchitrakar7747 the root of the problem is not that the private schools are expensive, it's that Nepal's economy and economic policy is poor. If our government was actually PRO-business and not a mix of socialists and communists who think that the government exists to control and provide for every aspect of a citizens life, then we'd see a better quality of life for everyone. That's how you make people's lives better, not by forcing private investors to provide you a service at a specific price.

[@NoobieToob]

How do private schools degrade government schools? Private schools don't give a hoot about government schools nor do they have any control over how government schools are run. Government school sucking is the outcome of socialists that run those schools. Don't blame your failure on others.

[@nishapaudel9506]

I was in private school, we were forced to study hard to get marks... we were often humilated and bullied ..they did not teach us to get knowledge or be good humans, they teach us how to get marks in SLC exam so that repulation of school will be good. There are so many things but I feel uncomfortable to share in public... ..

[@kushalpandey2663]

Fr they never wanted us to learn something, they were just focused on the result sheet of us

[@bishalkoirala5743]

Bitter truth and those schools will also force students to stay in the hostel they will brainwash students their parents they just wanted to make their school reputation . Our english , social, account teacher were same so what we learned from them ?

[@udipsedhain]

True. Students were never taught about humility and how to acquire knowledge; two most important skills that set us apart as being humans over all other living beings.

[@nepalimaantv]

एकदम यथार्थपरक सामग्री 🙏 शिक्षा सुलभ मुल्यमा हैन । निशुल्क हुनुपर्छ । पैसा असुलेर गराईने पढाई शिक्षा होईन । त्यो मात्र ब्यापार हो । 🙏🙏

[@keysersoz5768]

Very well researched video I'm glad someone made a video regarding it, this is also one of the biggest factors why people tend to move to abroad, it cost more money to raise a kid here than in first world countries, how will a normal individual raise a child here let alone provide good education(where public schools are not upto the level) with wage rate of this country, this education institution is a business as a whole...especially in college level they don't promote their institution on the basis of what education what subjects what degree they provide but rather it's how much fun they can provide their students, the lifestyle and such which means fuck all compared to what the main goal the education institution should stand for.

[@chhallihool3500]

Hats off bro!! Banger content. Most people don't realize this tara dherai nai serious issue ho yo jasto lagchha malai. Dherai family haru ko lagi aafno children ko lagi quality education dina untenable nai hune awastha aaisakyo. It's only getting worse from here. Big salute to you for bringing this issue to light, and for a very well researched and presented video. On another note, I have a topic suggestion. You could do one on our traffic problem, lack of quality public transportation system, and the cartels/syndicates that run the so called 'public buses'.

[@sagarshrestha1755]

Extremely well researched and well put on content together.. proud of this team

[@MegaKancha]

Me and my friend back in days paid Rs 500 per month for class 10. Now his son studies in primary and pays Rs 60000+ per month, yes he can afford but its not about affordability its about branding or mute bragging. Just like carring Hermes or Chanel bags, paying only for logo. Only solution is stepping up the level of government schools which seems highly unlikely looking at the trend of nepali politcs. Keep up making contents brother 👍🏻

[@dishwasher69]

Wtf 60k a year, what is WRONG with him???????? That's like 7.2 lakhs a year for a kid who probably doesn't even understand what is happening beside him

[@MegaKancha]

@@dishwasher69 ya its mind bloggling. But the main thing is private schools don't have competition from government ones even they have been established long time ago 🤷

[@biplav32]

@@MegaKancha that's more expensive than some colleges in usa

[@MegaKancha]

@@biplav32 yes it is also more expensive than half yearly semester fees of universities of Nepal. And the sad thing is the owners of such schools belong to members of ruling parties. 🤷

[@tashisherpa7747]

But if you realize it's the same book. So home studies 😂😂

[@ranjanphuyal1030]

hats off the real content . Thanks brother

[@sr2832]

I visited most of the popular +2 college this year. I asked them, "Why should I enroll my sister/brother to this college?". They directly replied don't enroll here. We have a lots of students.

[@cristianoronaldo777.0]

Is it KMC or GLOBAL?

[@EastriderKiran]

KUDOs! for your work brother. Much support & love from EK.

[@gauravamatya9602]

Thank you for bringing this up! This is one of the biggest issue Nepal is facing along with health. I remember the early years of KP Oli's second tenure. He tried to abolish two cartels. First the transportation syndicate, which he did. Second, the education syndicate. He had his minister create a report and it did come. But Oli couldn't move ahead with it. The pressure from inside his party was so strong he had to change the education minister. Another good thing he did early on, stopping the "kitta kat" of agricultural land. Which again got repelled after he was weakened from within. In all this, I'm not saying Oli is great but these decisions were. But even such a character couldn't stand the pressure it invited. So, how do we as citizens change it?

[@Bhagwan223]

हजुरको अध्ययन र अनुसन्धानलाई सलाम छ दिपेश जी ✊

[@youhavefoundrupesh]

This video, while it is only etching on the surface of the problems with education in Nepal, got me wondering about a lot of things. As an educator myself, I have always been focused on the issues Nepali schools, public and private alike, have had in terms of what is the purpose of education after all, but this video was a good reflection of the businessworld of schooling. Something that haunts me about prominent private schools in Nepal is their connections with some of Nepal's big political leaders and their vested interests that keep public education from improving.

[@prashantrastogi1024]

You should also make video on colleges providing bachelor degrees affiliated to foreign university. Their average fee is around 10 to 15 lakhs.

[@JoyXBoy77]

The level of hard work and dedication you put towards every video is just on next level. Thanks for this content. Hope it can reach to somewhere where it can be addressed and resolved

[@roz-zanent.4547]

Yes, every private schools are focused on money but there is an exception. We have Rs 100 monthly fee from PG to grade 10. The name is SAMATA SHIKSHYA NIKETAN❤ #EducationForAll❤

[@insanity2058]

yeah and private schools really hate samata so much. i heard a principle of private school making fun of samata school when his school and samata were in same centre for SEE exam.

[@Yogesh302]

“Samata shikshya niketan “ is the great example of an institution that provides quality education at a very low monthly fee. It has been providing an excellent learning environment for students for many years, and I am proud to have been one of its students. The teachers are passionate about teaching and are committed to helping the students reach their full potential. I believe that my success would not have been possible without the help that I received from my old school, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to have been part of such a supportive and inspiring institution.

[@trivhubanuniversity10k54]

Exactly my opinion towards private school; thanks bro for excellent content; you are quality contain creator trying to educate everyone through contain🔥 🙏

[@dipeshsilwal4802]

Dai need a video regarding these so called news reporter who doesn't care about privacy laws and makes video of material affairs and publish them without consent.

[@travelcollections4650]

Very deep. This is also the reason why students going abroad for study. Price in Nepal and other countries not much difference

[@eleanor63]

Thank god! Nepal ma yesto youtube channel haru ni xa Proud of you bro ❤️😘

[@ballugrg24]

Your research is an eye opener. I really appreciate your dedication and hard work that you put on in collecting information. 👏👏 I think, Out of many countless factors, Corruption followed by greed, poor judicial system and absence of control mechanism are prime factors for deteriorating the education system.

[@jittamang7495]

You are absolutely right sir. Nowadays schools are completely business oriented

[@samjhautabhattarai163]

This video is awesome and I wish more people in the policy making level care to think this way. One more thing is that I think we will not have teachers who will be willing to teach in coming future.

[@foodiepie5878]

dai tapai ko ra mero soch aaudai hahahah aaja bhanda 2 weeks aagi maila dark side of private school ko barema ma lakhera yt channel kholna lathe haha that’s amazing yr dai

[@CaptPARAS]

Top notch content.. seriously education getting so expensive like why? 60k-75k fees re hait.. aba school level mai esto xa ani mathi jhan k hunu.. obiously all wants to give a good education but the myth for high fees = good education should be abolished! Also government le afno schools ajhai ramro policy, quality leunu paryo. I pray for and hope Nepals education etai basera sakne stiti aos!!

[@nepali.professor.youtube]

This issue is serious.. Amazingly explained Dipesh brother… ❤❤

[@Nabeengurung01]

Most needed content which should be exposed not only private school, government schools have the same issue

[@prameshbhattarai5868]

Been working for education of rural side chidren since last 2 years. From my recent experinece I can guarantee there’s huge difference in terms of resources and exposure. Some government schools do have resources but no exposure in such way there will be huge difference in upcoming days. We are working on a project named Gyan! Lets work together to come up with a solution!

[@SamyogDhital13]

excitement wow salute to your dedication sir

[@rajlama8425]

Love every content of yours, thorough research and stats are more assuring

[@sumitraglan4004]

Your content is just wow..shame on those youtuber whose content are based on asko budo ko sanga poilai gako ,kah bageu.. You guys should learn something from this guy .how u should create vidoes that are really informative . Yo honita asli content jaha kati barsau dekhi education ko naam private school chalayarw kalo danda chalaudai aaney haru bare .. Handsoff to uh brother

[@sishantgurung8267]

The content is fabulos… Dipesh Bro Hats off

[@gyangaha109]

Awareness is the first step to change. Thanks for the good content. Those parents who can afford, it's a subject of pride to them. Just to satisfy their ego and maintain their social position typically every layer of society does that. The vulnerable ones are the low income families who can't find affordable good education institutions. How can it be solved? What Parents and Students can do? It's not like committees for change weren't formed or they haven't tried. How can it be changed? Who can change ? Unless the Governing Bodies are out of influence of national politics, greedy business minded individuals and have dedicated individuals for betterment of education, academic institutions will continue to stress parents (It's easy to say and everybody knows it). Are there any ways to change the Education System without involving government sold out to corruption and greed? Share your practical opinion please.

[@azargurung3629]

This is the first video I'm watching made by you and I must say the quality of the video and the research that has been done is top notch! Great topic as well sir 🤘

[@TheNepaliComment]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@captainroast5889]

Brother, you do the best research that I have seen, especially in Nepal's context whether gathering the data for information is hard.

[@tonygrg151]

Finally someone make video on business education

[@raider_him577]

Comparing most of the private school with our school .It is completely different. It has most of the facilities that anyone can access like science lab ,computer lab and many more with humble and friendly teachers and education system is also good .This makes me soo happy and more motivated.

[@CaptPARAS]

School name??

[@DipeshSuwal]

Bro, tmro content haru dherai ramro lagna thaleko cha. Keep up good works

[@amitsuzerain]

Love your work guys…u speaking the heart of typical nepalis

[@biplovbhandari4520]

I don't subscribe to anyone i have subscribed only 5 6 channels yours is one of them and i have been watching your content for past few months and i m really impressed. Hope you continue to do your works

[@rapidgamer5507]

Thank you brother for this incentive about showing the harsh reality of Nepal. Appreciate people like u who r endeavoring in helping to make a better Nepal. Thank You

[@IK_SHANA]

finally someone speaks about it thank you brother❤

[@bhimgrg05]

Amazing video brother. Privat schools are the Biggest Cartel in Nepal. For any country to develop the most important thing is for it's people to be educated. Education is the most basic and most essential for any countries development. Nepal Government should end private school cartel and offer free education to it's people.

[@ishanpandey7020]

So excited seeing Nepali content creators getting sponsors 😮

[@user-kd3cr9iz8q]

Not only private schools , even some public schools are charging more monthly fee than the one allocated by the government by giving BS reasons. Sad reality of education in Nepal, hope to see it fixed one day.

[@AadilAhmadme]

Dherai mai ramro kaam garnu bhayo hajur le yo research garera. Sachai hami sano hunda ra aile ko fees ma atyantai bridhi bhako xa. Mero bichar ma chai sabai abibhavak le C athawa D class ka school nai chhanne ho bhane yo samsya ko samadhan huma sakla Badi paisa bhandai ma gunastariya padhai hunxa bhanne kei awashyak xaina

[@kapildevneupane8072]

One thing that I learnt from my father is that government does not allow opening and registration of new schools. That kind of policy has led to hyper-inflated valuation of these schools. No new player can open up a new school with low tution and high quality. Any new disrupter needs to buy an existing school at very high valuation which ultimately leads them to charge high price from students. As always, most of the syndication problem in Nepal arises from bad policies of the Nepal government. Same thing happens in transportation sector too where new public vehicles cant easily get the black-plate license from the government (they need to buy existing black-plate license at a high cost in black market).

[@ray_mo]

Amazing research. I have been watching your videos for a while now you have earned a genuine subscriber. Way to go brother!!

[@sabitra_khadka11]

Most important content on this situation

[@SmjrifleJoshi]

Kudos to your research. Been following your videos and they have amazing data and facts. Thanks for sharing another burning issue of Nepal

[@purnapachhai3021]

Nice , I got shocked that monthly fee 26000 . Oh my god how people can afford .

[@isshwor]

Yo kura ekdam thik ho, maile sochya thina yesto kura kasaile garni himmat garxan bhanera, Nepal ko almost all private school, school bhanda dherai business ko rup ma chaldai cha. Maile ni yo kura chai bhogeko chu, maile padeko school ni education bhanda dherai business jasto thiyo. Teacher haru qualified bhayeta pani teacher haru lai like ekdum thorai salary dini chalan thiyo ani school ko founder/ co-founder haru le chai milera sabai paisa choit parthey. School ko naam ta linna tara tyo school ko founder haru din dinai naya ra mahango car haru ma aaunthey school. Education chai normal jastai thiyo tara fee bhaney chai dherai nai thiyo ma class 10 ma padda almost 20-30k ko monthly fee aunthyo excluding tours/ trip and all that. I hope yo kura lai chadai nai control ma leraun government harule. And I'm very proud of you Dipesh boro, atleast kasaile ta yo kura ma aawas uthayo.

[@ampmskm]

I did my schooling in the 80s and early 90s (1992 SLC) and in one of the most expensive boarding school at that time. My hostel fee was exactly 1010 and school fees ( including all other additional charges) around 600 while i was in class 10 .. Now the same school charges around 30-40 thousand for the same.. More than lakh to be paid during new admission..

[@radiohead_.19]

I'm watching this from nepal and I haven't graduated my 12th class. But the most important thing I understand is never run after money. I get it inside my head

[@letsgo3131]

What a research yrr brother💓

[@kamalshrestha9464]

I really love and appriciate about ur struggle and the way U explain and genuine topic ♥️

[@ritishkarki2346]

200% agree with this video basic quality education should be accessible from every class of society.

[@ranzanpudasaini]

Great content thanks for raising voice

[@vivekjunghamal5730]

Since you have dig this deep ( Kudos to you ), let's dig deeper and find schools that are actually providing real education without ripping off parents' pocket. If any of the viewers of this great content have encountered these gems like schools then please mention.

[@monkeydluffy4521]

this is toooo true. share this in all social media . let spread awarenesss and end this cartel

[@undergroundgamer3646]

Such a awesome content in nepal Love your content and youu💗✊

[@dilkumari3258]

Sir please make a video about the dark side of government school. They don't provide that much good quality of education towards us 😢

[@merotasbir4078]

Thank you for bringing this issue

[@tikasinjali117]

I have also studied private school and i know It is really expensive and now i m private school teacher and we dont get salary in time but the school earn much much more money .this channel has talked about true issue.

[@merotasbir4078]

कसैले यति राम्रो खोज पनि गर्नुहुदोरहेछ ।कति खुशी लाग्यो

[@dipersonthevoid1293]

You just gained a subscriber.

[@sabinojha8460]

अझै video short भयो जस्तो लायो साथी । अनि health sector को पनि बनाउनु होला तर यति short हैन है । कि कुनै threat को कारण ले deep ले नगाको वा नदेखाको हो ??

[@aaluharu1484]

After this vid my view upon schooling has changed ...I am preparing for medical entrance n all the quotas are provided to gov schooled children mostly so i was so mad about it but this video changed my opinion towards that facility to gov students...I hope one day we all Nepalese get to have equal n good quality education

[@sarojmahara1908]

Masterpiece ♥️👌

[@AawhanKafle]

Teach for Nepal is the great initiative.

[@bimalpoudel451]

Great video brother You are doing really great job.. we're getting to know a lot from your video

[@RimeshGiri]

❤❤❤❤❤ thank you hero for this amazing information

[@labishmaharjan6113]

Hats off Bro I am watching your first video, and I am loving it. I will be sharing as possible as I can.

[@manojkhatri7259]

Genuinely disgusted by the fact that school won't allow to reuse old books.

[@tseringdomasherpa7649]

Thank you for this wonderful work

[@dhirajkh5444]

Govt schools have the most qualified teachers but they are not delevering their best because of lack of motivation and poor facilities . Govt should make the govt schools better🙏

[@magaratwarrior6000]

How they are qualified bro ??

[@lifeofuni4606]

This was soo much needed !! Man dekhe dhanyabad hajur ra hajur ko team lai ❤

[@Aerish369]

You have brought attention to legit problem nepalis are facing.

[@neptechbyte]

Great content brother ... Keep exposing these things 🙏❣️

[@narayansingthing2409]

Woow good job man❤

[@Anmol_Luitel]

Hello, I appreciate your work. Still, there are lots of things that you guys have to do in this field. So, if possible, try to deliver content quickly. My suggestion for the next video project is Inflation in Nepal as a result of policy and overall problems (beyond this INR 10 buying NRS 20 "crazy double?") and some solutions. -@SWASTHYA SANDESH

[@mukeshbasnet983]

Great topic selection Creater lai Salam xa Editing in wow

[@daredevilrocks8481]

The fees which private schools get from people is not only for the school but nearly half a percentage of that money is paid to the government officials who are directly or indirectly involved in the education department. All government schools in our country are not maintained properly by the government official mainly because all of them are involved in connection with private school authorities.

[@samrat3029]

this entire video is a piece of art hats off to the team for puting so much effort to create this piece of art🙌✨

[@rajanlimbu9978]

Wow Bravo ...I always wondered about this but you just spoke out my brain...

[@acharyasujan9391]

wao!!👏👏👏 beautifully analysed!

[@Amrit_Tamang]

Great thanks to you 💚🤞

[@BishalfromNepal]

I feel so good that creators like you are creating such good contents. lots of love and support keep going..

[@everestredhot999]

धेरै मेहनत गरेर video बनायको thankyou

[@prashantkhanal62]

Congrats for having sponser

[@Yeah.316]

I am really suprised by these school fees my monthly school fees was 3750 Rs excluding Coaching encluding Coaching it was probably was about 8-9k and this was for class 10 from the month of Mangshir and this was a year ago and believe me when I say our school time was from 6 in the morning to 8 in the evening. Currently I am studying A levels not naming the college (owned by a politician) and my tuition fee for 2 years excluding British coucil exam fee is 3 Lakh which is honestly cheaper than most of these schools and +2 here is 1.5 Lakh for 2 years. So, people who are sending their kids to these kinds of school are either filthy rich or are simply getting scammed cause there are plenty of schools whose fees are 4-5k a month which in my opinion is preety affordable for a middle class household. For more poorer families government schools are the best alternatives and we know how these schools are and how they are runned. Last ma bujeko bhanya the system is fucked and it fucks us and the parents

[@ganeshshahsolti]

Whenever i see your video i directly go to hit the like buttom . cause i know you always shares very informative and facts info.

[@kushaladhikari3779]

Hats off for this wonderful content❤️🙏

[@NoMercyYeah]

Aaja ko episode Ekdam Ramro xa ❤️

[@allnatural5272]

You are doing a good job for different issues and informative videos

[@bishalbhandari4649]

Glad to see that this outstanding video had got sponsorship by a company. #keepitup

[@spinoglenoidnotch]

Need a Video on Medical Education sector in Nepal as well