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Colleges open admission sans HSEB nod

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KATHMANDU, July 10: The Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) on Friday said that two newly established higher secondary schools in Kathmandu have started operations without first acquiring affiliation with the board.



Issuing a press statement, the HSEB said Sourya International College, Gairigaun, and Glacier Higher Secondary School, Shantinagar, are yet to get affiliation from the Board.



The board expressed concern over the announcement of admission in +2 level and enrollment of students in illegal manner without getting its affiliation. The board also said it would not be responsible to the consequences.



Salik Ghimire, a member of the Board of Directors of the Glacier International School, and Sharad Tiwari, administrative director of Sourya International College, said they have already deposited Rs 800,000 as provisioned by the HSEB for acquiring the affiliation.



They said they have not enrolled any new student even though they announced advertisement for enrollment as they are awaiting final approval from the board.



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