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The following is a list of primary and secondary schools in Nepal. Tertiary schools are included in the separate list of universities and colleges in Nepal.
There are 77 districts and this list is grouped alphabetically by district (along with a section on international schools in Nepal). This list includes schools of international and national standard from various districts. [1]
The following are international schools, which have distance-learning centres in Nepal.
Schools in the Banke District include:
Schools in the Bara District include:
Schools in the Bardiya District include:
Schools in the Bhaktapur District include:
Schools in the Bhojpur District include:
Schools in the Chitwan District include:
Schools in the Dang District include:
United Academy Dang Pvt.ltd – tulsipur sub Municipality, Dang
Schools in the Darchula District include:
Schools in the Dhading District include:
Schools in the Dhanusha District include:
Schools in the Dolakha District include:
Schools in the Gorkha District include:
Schools in the Jhapa District include:
Schools in the Kailali District include:
Schools in the Kanchanpur District include:
Schools in the Kaski District include:
Schools in the Kathmandu District include:
Schools in the Kavrepalanchok District include:
Schools in the Lalitpur District include:
Schools in Mahottari District include:
Schools in the Morang District include
Higher Secondary Schools
Secondary Schools
Schools in the Myagdi District include:
Schools in the Nawalparasi District include:
Schools in the Nawalpur District include:
Schools in the Palpa District include:
Schools in the Panchthar District include:
Schools in the Parsa District include:
Schools in the Ramechhap District include:
Schools in the Rautahat District include:
Schools in the Rupandehi District include:
Schools in the Sankhuwasabha District include:
Schools in the Saptari District include:
Schools in the Sindhupalchowk District include:
Schools in the Siraha District include:
Schools in the Sunsari District include:
Schools in the Surkhet District include:
Schools in the Syangja District include:
Schools in the Tanahun District include:
Schools in the Terhathum District include:
Schools in the Udayapur District include:
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