A Decade of Outcomes at The British College: Alumni Data, UK Progression, and Industry Placement
Kathmandu, Nepal– March 2026– The British College, Kathmandu, celebrates its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of providing British education in Nepal. In 2025, more than 600 students graduated from the college. Through partnerships between institutions in the UK and Nepal, young Nepalese students are gaining access to global learning and British qualifications.
The British College, Nepal, has empowered thousands of students over the past 10 years, with most achieving a high employment rate within six months of graduating. The high-quality, British-standard curriculum makes the undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered by the college highly prestigious.
Affiliation with UK universities like the University of the West of England (UWE) and Leeds Beckett University (LBU) further makes the educational programs internationally recognised.
Placement Guaranteed, and So Is the Competition
The British College is one of the top colleges in Kathmandu. The college features a strong and proactive placement cell that offers students high-quality job and internship opportunities. Students can access the International Traineeship and Internship platform made in collaboration with IAESTE Nepal, which creates opportunities in more than 90 different countries annually.
In relation to placement and internship opportunities for students, CEO Rajen Kandel said, “This year, we are really celebrating the global impact that TBC has. It’s great to see our alumni thriving in Australia, Canada, Europe, the UK, and Dubai. We have also started placements both in Nepal and with our global partners, so our new graduates have more than ever to look forward to”.
Although The British College, Kathmandu, has all the right resources to support the placement of students, it is not guaranteed. Why? Placement opportunities come with merit, and the talents of The British College are competing among themselves as well as with others in the job market.
Binti Ramtel, an alumnus of The British College, says, “TBC pushed me beyond my comfort zone. From academics to events, leadership, and international exposure, it prepared me for the future, not just a job”.
Guarantee of placements comes from the college’s focus on IT training, workshops, and development of soft and industry-relevant, practical skills. The college ensures that every graduate is prepared to take up professional roles in diverse industries. The success rate of placements, although high, ultimately depends on the student’s learning and their ability to stand out.
The British College, Kathmandu, offers the faculty, environment, resources, and facilities to grow both personally and professionally. Students go through holistic learning and are prepared to work in diverse international settings. They get exposure to global cultures, with a 2+2 international transfer model allowing first-hand experience abroad, cost-effectively.
Priya Chimariya, an alumnus of Hospitality Management at the British College, says, “My internship in Japan transformed my understanding of hospitality. Beyond academics, leadership roles at TBC helped me grow professionally and personally. It was a holistic preparation for the real world”.
Similarly, Yogesh Shreshta, another alumnus of the college, says, “The British College gave me more than a degree. The environment, the mentors, and the confidence I gained shaped who I am today. Alongside my studies, I had opportunities for international exposure and professional growth that supported both my career and personal journey”.
Alumni for Alumnus: Former Students Supporting New Job-Seekers
The British College, Nepal, fosters a strong system of “Alumni for Alumni”. It is a support system designed to bridge the gap between education and employment for new graduates. On January 23, the college successfully hosted its Alumni Meet and Networking Session 2026, where various graduating batches were brought together for an evening of celebration.
Events like these are not just meant for reunion, but also to help alumni and students build meaningful professional networks. In relation to this, Mr. Amardeep Mandal, the Head of Marketing, said, “Together We Are Stronger”. The simple statement demonstrates the long-standing commitment of The British College towards leveraging its network of successfully prepared students, placed in jobs all over the world.
Moving Forward
The British College has produced more than 3000 alumni to date. Such a growing network of alumni and graduates reflects the strong academic legacy of the institution. The college is introducing a new British-standard, UK-affiliated program, like the latest MSc in Professional Accountancy, to create opportunities for high-quality international degrees for more talent in Nepal.
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