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Nepal • CBSE School Market Entry

Setting Up a CBSE School in Nepal

RAYSolute sets up CBSE schools in Nepal, from Kathmandu to border cities, managing DOED licensing and CBSE overseas affiliation for India-Nepal cross-border education demand.

600K+
Indians in Nepal
16
CBSE Schools
25%
CIT (Non-profit Exempt)
12-20%
EBITDA Margins
Executive Summary

Why CBSE in Nepal?

Nepal's Indian diaspora, 600,000+ across the Terai belt and urban centers, is the largest Indian community in South Asia outside India. The 1950 Indo-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship grants reciprocal rights of residence, property, and trade. 16 CBSE schools already operate, but demand outstrips supply in fast-growing corridors like Pokhara and the emerging Lumbini Province.

The 1950 Indo-Nepal Treaty grants Indians reciprocal rights of residence, property ownership, trade, and movement. No visa required. Marwari, Punjabi, Bengali, and Bihari communities have traded and settled for centuries. The Terai belt is essentially a cultural continuum with Bihar and UP.

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