United Academy

United Academy is a co-educational +2 secondary school located in Kumaripati, Lalitpur, Nepal. Established in 1997, the Academy is affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB) and offers higher secondary programs in Science, Management, Humanities, and Law.

It provides classroom teaching, entrance-based admission, subject selection support, internal evaluation, hostel services, health care, counselling, food services, library access, student clubs, and documentation support.

The Academy’s motto, “Clean the Country through the Classroom (CCC),” connects its academic work with student discipline, moral values, and civic responsibility. The available details present United Academy as a structured +2 institution with defined programs, student routines, administrative services, and co-curricular activities.

Quick Highlights

• Located in Kumaripati, Lalitpur, Nepal

• Established in 1997

• Affiliated with NEB

• Offers +2 Science, +2 Management, +2 Humanities, and +2 Law

• Co-educational institution

• Separate hostel facilities for boys and girls

• Health Centre operating from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM

• Emergency medical service available for hostel students and staff

• Counselling services available from Sunday to Friday

• Library located on the top floor of the Main Building

• Library includes 2,800+ titles, 17,000+ volumes, and 300+ digital resources

• Student clubs include Student Council Club, Literary Club, Nature Club, Cultural Club, Robotics Club, Social Work Club, and Sports Club

• Motto: “Clean the Country through the Classroom (CCC)”

• Principal: Dr Lal Rapacha, Post-PhD (Humboldt Fellow, AvH & National Geographic Explorer)

Institutional Background

United Academy is based in Kumaripati within Lalitpur Metropolitan City. It has operated as a +2 secondary school since 1997 and runs NEB-affiliated higher secondary programs. Its academic offerings are organized around Science, Management, Humanities, and Law at the higher secondary level.

The institutional details also place United Academy within a wider United academic setting. United School and United Universal School are identified as junior wings, while United College is identified as a senior wing offering BA, BBS, BCA, BBM, and MBS programs affiliated with Tribhuvan University.

United Academy follows an academic calendar released at the start of each new session. Its working structure includes administrators, teachers, staff, parents or guardians, and students. The Academy’s stated culture gives attention to discipline, classroom conduct, moral values, and student responsibility.

The Academy also maintains post-study services through its Documentation Office and alumni-related activities through the United Academy Alumni Association. These services cover certificates, recommendation letters, NEB-related documents, and alumni interaction.

Academic Programs Offered

United Academy offers four NEB +2 streams: Science, Management, Humanities, and Law. Admission includes an entrance examination and an ability test for subject selection. The ability test is used to connect students with Science, Management, Humanities, or Law according to their academic direction.

+2 Science

+2 Science at United Academy is a two-year NEB program connected with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, and Mathematics. The program is intended for students planning further study in areas such as medicine, engineering, agriculture, forestry, environmental science, computer science, information technology, biotechnology, and other science-related fields.

The Science program includes Physical Group and Biology Group options. It also includes laboratory work, weekly lab sessions, research-based projects, science competitions, guest lectures, workshops, and sessions with industry experts. These activities are tied to the Science curriculum and practical learning requirements.

The Science class timings are listed as Morning Shift from 6:30 AM to 1:00 PM and Day Shift from 10:55 AM to 5:20 PM.

For +2 Science admission, students must have completed SEE or an equivalent examination with a minimum GPA of 3.0, Optional Mathematics, and at least a C grade in all subjects.

+2 Management

+2 Management at United Academy is organized around business-related study. The subjects connected with the Management stream include English, Nepali, Business Studies, Economics, Hotel Management, Mathematics or Social Studies, Computer Science, and Marketing.

The stream includes Business Studies Group, Computer Science Group, and Hotel Management Group. The available details connect the program with further study and career interests in business administration, Chartered Accountancy, entrepreneurship, marketing, sales, finance, hospitality, and related business fields.

The Management class timings are listed as Morning Shift from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM and Day Shift from 11:40 AM to 4:50 PM.

For +2 Management admission, students must have passed SEE or an equivalent examination with a minimum GPA of 2.0 and at least a C grade in all subjects.

+2 Humanities

+2 Humanities at United Academy is a two-year program related to social sciences, communication, writing, and society-focused study. The curriculum details include English, Nepali, Mass Communication, Mathematics or Social Studies, Population Studies, Sociology, and Optional English.

The Humanities program includes field visits, projects, community engagement activities, debates, creative writing workshops, and research-related learning. It is connected with student interest in Sociology, Psychology, Journalism, Social Work, Development Studies, Mass Communication, and related areas.

The Humanities timing details include Sunday to Friday classes from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM. The program FAQ also lists a Day Shift from 11:40 AM to 4:50 PM. Field work is scheduled as per course requirements.

+2 Law

+2 Law at United Academy is a two-year NEB program for students interested in legal studies. The subject details include Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Legal Principles, Procedural Law, Civil and Criminal Law, Nepalese Legal System, and Legal Drafting.

The Law program includes legal concepts, legal systems, legal procedures, case analysis, legal interpretation, moot trials, debates, legal workshops, and legal drafting. It is connected with further study in LLB, BA LLB, and civil service preparation.

The Law program is identified as newly introduced at United Academy. The available eligibility detail states that students must have completed SEE with a minimum GPA of 1.6.

Admission Process

• Admission is open to students who have passed SEE or equivalent examinations such as ICSE or CBSE.

• Students applying before SEE results are available should submit their latest Class 10 school report card.

• Applicants appear for an entrance examination.

• Students who perform well in the entrance examination proceed to an ability test.

• The ability test is used for subject selection across Science, Management, Humanities, and Law.

• Science applicants must have SEE or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 3.0, Optional Mathematics, and at least a C grade in all subjects.

• Management applicants must have SEE or equivalent with a minimum GPA of 2.0 and at least a C grade in all subjects.

• Law applicants must have completed SEE with a minimum GPA of 1.6.

Teaching Faculty and Learning Methodology

United Academy uses orientation lectures and course-study booklets for students entering Classes XI and XII. The orientation introduces students to their course structure and academic expectations. Chapter-wise model questions are provided to help students understand board examination patterns and possible question formats.

Revision and discussion classes are held after send-up examinations. Special classes are provided for selected merit students based on send-up examination performance. Intensive Care Classes are available for students who need additional academic help after send-up examinations.

Free tutorial classes are offered along with regular classes. Handouts are provided as reference materials for lessons. Students are also encouraged to prepare their own notes using class lectures, textbooks, reference books, and teacher guidance.

Assignments are given across subjects and checked after submission. Project work is part of the academic process. Students complete projects based on classwork and data collected from field visits to commercial, industrial, media, sociocultural, and scientific organizations. Subject teachers guide the project process, and project marks are added to final send-up results.

The Academy also uses a Student as a Tutor Programme. After the second term examination, students deliver lectures on topics already covered from the beginning of the session. This program is used as an academic exercise for review, presentation, and peer explanation.

Parent and guardian interaction takes place after each terminal examination. The Principal, Academic In-charge, coordinators, counsellors, and subject teachers discuss student performance with parents or guardians. Additional interaction may take place when a student faces problems related to study, discipline, attendance, or punctuality.

Evaluation and Academic Monitoring

United Academy uses Chapter-wise Tests, Zero-hour Tests, Unit Tests, Class Tests, Terminal Examinations, Mock Examinations, and Send-up Examinations across the academic year. Re-examination opportunities and practical revision classes are also included for students who need further academic support.

The evaluation pattern assigns 25% of student performance to internal evaluation and 75% to written examinations. Internal evaluation includes homework, classroom behavior, disciplinary activities, attendance, internal examinations, and presentations.

The evaluation scheme also mentions one Unit Test, two Saturday Tests, three Terminal Examinations, and regular class tests in each subject. These assessments are used to monitor academic progress before final NEB examinations.

Practical revision is organized by stream. Science students revise Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry, and Biology before the NEB final examination. Management students focus on subjects such as Computer Science, Marketing, and Hotel Management. Humanities students focus on Sociology, Mass Communication, and Population Studies.

Infrastructure and Learning Facilities

United Academy provides hostel, health, food, library, counselling, classroom, and administrative facilities linked with student learning and daily routines.

The Academy provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. The hostel is located inside the Academy premises and includes five blocks for girls and six blocks for boys. Each block is supervised by a warden. A Residential Nurse is available for hostel students.

The Health Centre provides general treatment, first aid, health counselling, regular checkups, treatment for common illnesses, vaccinations, and health-related guidance. It operates from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Emergency medical service is available for hostel students and staff.

Counselling services are open from Sunday to Friday. The counselling team provides individual and group counselling for students dealing with academic stress, personal concerns, and interpersonal issues.

Food services include United Cafeteria Club, United Canteen, United Coffee Club, and United Cafe. The cafeteria offers breakfast, lunch, and snacks. The canteen provides freshly cooked meals. The coffee club offers cakes, sandwiches, pies, and hot and cold drinks.

The Academy also mentions projectors, CCTV surveillance, and sound systems in classrooms. These classroom resources are presented as part of the teaching and learning setup.

Library Resources

The United Academy library is located on the top floor of the Main Building in Kumaripati, Lalitpur. It includes textbooks, reference books, daily newspapers, magazines, journals, and periodicals from Nepal and abroad.

The library details mention 2,800+ titles and 17,000+ volumes. It also includes 300+ digital resources, including documents, audio, videos, and photos. Students can use study materials, journals, and research resources, along with national newspapers and magazines.

Reading and borrowing facilities are available. Students can use a reading room and borrow textbooks and reference materials. During examination periods, borrowing is restricted to course-related books.

The United Academy e-Library gives access to books, journals, and media in digital form. The digital library is accessible from devices with internet connectivity. Computer stations are also available in the library, with staff available for technical assistance.

The library has quiet study zones for individual study and group study areas. Library opening hours are Sunday to Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and service hours are from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The librarian contact email is ualibrary@united.edu.np, and the librarian is Sobha Shrestha.

Hostel Life and Residential Support

United Academy’s hostel facility is separated for boys and girls and is located inside the Academy premises. The hostel includes five blocks for girls and six blocks for boys. Wardens supervise the hostel blocks, and a Residential Nurse is available for hostel students.

The hostel routine begins with morning assembly at 5:45 AM. Students are encouraged to take part in Taekwondo or physical training such as stretching. After assembly, students go to breakfast and then clean their living spaces.

Study time is scheduled from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM, with tutor support in different subjects. Self-study time is scheduled from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM under hostel supervision. The available hostel schedule also mentions breakfast at 6:00 AM, lunch at 10:00 AM, dinner at 6:00 PM, and formal classes from 10:55 AM to 5:00 PM.

Weekend hostel activities include self-discussion, movie screenings, games, sports activities, Zumba, Taekwondo, gym access, and time at the United Coffee Club.

United Academy also organizes educational tours for hostel students. The available details mention a 4-day, 3-night Educational Dubai Tour. A separate 7-night, 8-day Educational Tour to Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia is organized for Grade 12 hostel students after the second term examinations. The Grade 12 tour includes landmarks, museums, cultural centers, and industry hubs under the guidance of the hostel warden and an experienced tour guide.

Student Life and Code of Conduct

Student life at United Academy includes regular classes, internal tests, club activities, sports, hostel routines, counselling, health services, food services, library access, and administrative support. The Academy’s student rules place attention on attendance, punctuality, uniform, identification, and conduct on Academy premises.

The code of conduct includes rules on attending classes, being punctual, entering the Academy premises in proper uniform, maintaining a neat haircut, displaying identity cards, following prescribed entry and exit times, and taking responsibility for damage to Academy property.

The rules also restrict students from bringing materials such as periodicals, photographs, mobile phones, and electronic gadgets. Motorbikes and cell phones are prohibited while in Academy uniform. The code of conduct also includes disciplinary rules related to smoking, alcohol, toxic substances, love affairs, and physical fighting while in uniform or on Academy premises.

Extracurricular Activities

• Student Council Club coordinates student-led clubs and events.

• Literary Club publishes school magazines.

• Nature Club works on environmental awareness.

• Cultural Club organizes cultural programs.

• Robotics Club gives students opportunities to work with robotics-related activities and competitions.

• Social Work Club focuses on community service activities.

• Sports Club organizes sports events.

• United Moot Court program supports law-related practice activities.

• UA Talent Hunt includes dance, music, speech, and poetry.

• Annual sports competitions and regular training periods are available.

• Humanities students are connected with debates, creative writing workshops, and community service projects.

• Law students are connected with moot trials, legal workshops, and legal drafting activities.

The Robotics Club has additional activity details. United Academy Robotics Club was established in 2015 and includes robotics projects, team-based activities, leadership training, and participation in national and international competitions.

United Robotics Fest 4.0 was held on February 27, 2026. The event included 18 project stalls presented by Grade 11 students and competitive events in Robo Soccer and Robo Sumo. Participating schools included United School, United Universal School, Samridhi School, KMC Balkumari, Sainik Maha Vidhyalaya, Little Angels, and Pragya Kunja.

Scholarships and Financial Support

United Academy provides merit-based entrance examination scholarships using SEE GPA and the entrance examination conducted by the Academy. The selection basis is stated as 75% entrance examination and 25% SEE GPA.

The scholarship table includes admission fee and tuition fee support according to entrance merit positions. First position receives 100% admission fee and 100% tuition fee support. Second to fifth positions receive 75% admission fee and 75% tuition fee support. Sixth to fifteenth positions receive 50% admission fee and 50% tuition fee support.

Other entrance merit ranges receive different levels of admission and tuition support for Science and Management seats. The table also includes student counts by faculty for each scholarship category.

The Academy provides Best Student Awards to the top three students of each faculty in Classes XI and XII based on annual competition examination results. Academic Awards are provided to the top three students per faculty in each terminal examination.

Students from United School and United Universal School have a sister-organization scholarship scheme. These students also receive a fast-track admission facility, allowing them to complete enrolment without appearing in the entrance examination. The sister-organization scholarship table for 2082 includes GPA-based admission and monthly support levels.

Other scholarship schemes include Remote Area Scholarships, Best Athletics and Sports Scholarships, and District Topper Scholarships. The Academy also provides support for students from financially challenging backgrounds as recommended by the Education Office of Lalitpur Metropolitan City.

Alumni Network and Documentation Support

United Academy Alumni Association connects current students with alumni. The available activities include job fairs, reunions, networking sessions, alumni business showcases, a nationwide alumni visit, Alumni Mela, a panel discussion on gender equality through technology, and a Christmas Market.

The UA Documentation Office supports Character Certificates, ECA or CCA Certificates, Principal’s Recommendation Letters, Normal Recommendation Letters, NEB transcripts, migration certificates, provisional certificates, replacement certificates, and name correction or legal name change processes.

For Principal’s Recommendation Letters, students are instructed to email principal@united.edu.np and include uadocument@united.edu.np in CC. They must attach a full CV, BLE marksheet, and Class 10, 11, and 12 results. Normal Recommendation Letter requests are sent to the subject teacher or coordinator with uadocument@united.edu.np in CC.

Recommendation letter processing requires up to 3 working days from the request date. The Documentation Office is located in the United Academy Main Building, Ground Floor. Its opening hours are Sunday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The office telephone number is 5538939 during office hours, with extension 106.

Graduated students must collect transcripts from NEB within the specified timeframe. The transcript fee is Rs. 1100, and students must present their Class 12 admit card along with Class 11 and Class 12 marksheets. Migration certificates and provisional certificates are also processed through NEB procedures.

Message from the Principal

The principal’s message is attributed to Dr Lal Rapacha, Post-PhD (Humboldt Fellow, AvH & National Geographic Explorer). The message refers to United Academy’s location in Kumaripati, Lalitpur, its work since 1997, its Silver Jubilee period, student discipline, and mental, physical, and moral development.

The message also places United Academy within United Academy Group and mentions collaboration with Kent State University in the USA and St. Louis University in the Philippines. It refers to disciplined citizenship and thanks stakeholders connected with the institution’s journey.

Conclusion

United Academy, Kumaripati, Lalitpur, provides NEB-affiliated +2 education in Science, Management, Humanities, and Law. Its academic structure includes entrance-based admission, subject selection through an ability test, orientation, model questions, tutorial classes, project work, parent interaction, internal evaluation, and written examinations.

The Academy also provides hostel facilities, health services, counselling, food services, library access, student clubs, sports, educational tours, alumni activities, and documentation support. For students and guardians comparing +2 institutions in Lalitpur, United Academy offers a higher secondary setting with stated programs, defined routines, and documented student services.

Contact Details

College Name: United Academy
Location: Kumaripati, Lalitpur, Nepal, G.P.O Box: 8975 EPC 1195
Phone: +977-1-5437530, +977-1-5438938, +977-9712078748, +977-9712078749
Email: info@united.edu.np
Website: https://academy.united.edu.np