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Meet Babita Thapa from Mahendranagar, Kanchanpur, a student whose journey shows the power of patience and hard work. Living with her parents and brother, she saw her father work tirelessly as a plumber to support the family. Even though money was always tight, Babita never let her circumstances slow her down.

Since she was a young girl, Babita has been a top student. In primary school, she earned scholarships for her high grades. To finish high school, she rode her bicycle 40 minutes every day to reach a government school far from her home. When it was time for college, she chose to study science and earned a full scholarship for her tuition. She woke up before dawn to reach her classes by 6:00 a.m., often cycling through thick, freezing winter fog just to make sure she never missed a lesson.

After finishing high school, Babita passed the entrance exam for nursing. It was a moment of great pride, but it quickly turned into a difficult challenge. Her family simply did not have the money to pay the admission fees. While her friends went off to start their careers, Babita had to stay behind. She felt like she had failed, but she refused to quit. She spent a year waiting and preparing, learning that perseverance is just as important as high grades.

“This scholarship has helped me move out of the harsh winter fog into a bright future.”

Babita’s dream is to become a nurse. For her, nursing is more than a career; it is a way to take care of people who are suffering and to give back to the community that raised her. She wants to honor the sacrifices her parents made by becoming a skilled professional who can finally provide for them.

The U-Go Scholarship has given Babita her chance back. By helping to cover her nursing fees, it has lifted a heavy weight off her father’s shoulders. Now, Babita can focus on her books instead of the cost of her tuition. She is ready to study hard and become a nurse who brings hope and care to others, just like the scholarship brought hope back to her life.

Ishara Rimal was born in Helambu, Sindhupalchok, a beautiful but remote village where life is a daily struggle. Growing up in a rural area, she saw firsthand how hard it is to find opportunities when money is tight. But Ishara had a clear vision: she knew that education was her only way to a better life.

For years, Ishara’s education was supported by the kindness of others. Organizations like NEIO and HELP provided the funds she needed to finish school and high school. Without them, her journey would have stopped long ago. Now, she faces her biggest challenge yet—the high cost of a college degree.

Ishara’s parents are hardworking farmers. They work in the fields from sunrise to sunset, but their income depends on the weather and the seasons. It is barely enough to cover daily life, let alone the costs of a BBA degree. Despite the struggle, they have always encouraged Ishara to keep dreaming and stay disciplined.

“For me, this scholarship is hope. It is a bridge to the person I want to become.”

Ishara dreams of working in the banking sector. She is passionate about business and finance and wants to help her country’s economy grow. By earning her degree, she hopes to support her family and show other children in her village that hard work can turn dreams into reality.

The U-Go Scholarship is the final piece Ishara needs. It will take the financial weight off her parents’ shoulders and allow her to focus entirely on her studies. Ishara is ready to work hard, finish her degree, and prove that where you come from doesn’t have to limit how far you can go.

Ishara Rimal was born in Helambu, Sindhupalchok, a beautiful but remote village where life is a daily struggle. Growing up in a rural area, she saw firsthand how hard it is to find opportunities when money is tight. But Ishara had a clear vision: she knew that education was her only way to a better life.

For years, Ishara’s education was supported by the kindness of others. Organizations like NEIO and HELP provided the funds she needed to finish school and high school. Without them, her journey would have stopped long ago. Now, she faces her biggest challenge yet—the high cost of a college degree.

Ishara’s parents are hardworking farmers. They work in the fields from sunrise to sunset, but their income depends on the weather and the seasons. It is barely enough to cover daily life, let alone the costs of a BBA degree. Despite the struggle, they have always encouraged Ishara to keep dreaming and stay disciplined.

“For me, this scholarship is hope. It is a bridge to the person I want to become.”

Ishara dreams of working in the banking sector. She is passionate about business and finance and wants to help her country’s economy grow. By earning her degree, she hopes to support her family and show other children in her village that hard work can turn dreams into reality.

The U-Go Scholarship is the final piece Ishara needs. It will take the financial weight off her parents’ shoulders and allow her to focus entirely on her studies. Ishara is ready to work hard, finish her degree, and prove that where you come from doesn’t have to limit how far you can go.

Pratikshya Chaudhary is a student at Jan Jyoti Multiple Campus in Rautahat. Her life has been shaped by many hardships, but she has never lost her hope for a better future. Her family’s world was turned upside down when her mother suffered a stroke. Because they did not have enough money for medical treatment, the family struggled even to afford basic daily needs. This difficult time taught Pratikshya that education is the only way to escape poverty.

As the oldest of four siblings, Pratikshya felt the weight of responsibility early on. They all attended a local government school, but the family’s financial problems became so bad that she was forced to drop out after Grade 10. Leaving school was one of the saddest moments of her life, as it felt like her dreams were slipping away.

However, Pratikshya did not give up. With the kindness and support of her relatives, she was able to return to her studies and successfully complete Grade 12. These challenges have only made her stronger and more determined. She now looks at education as a lifeline—not just for herself, but for her entire family.

Now, Pratikshya is focused on her higher education. She wants to overcome the financial barriers that have stood in her way for so long. She believes that with the right support, she can build a stable life and give back to the society that helped her. For Pratikshya, this journey is about proving that hard work and courage can lead to a brighter tomorrow.

Bandhana Sharma is a nineteen-year-old student from Ratnanagar, Chitwan. She is currently in her third semester of a Bachelor’s in Information Technology (BIT) at Birendra Multiple Campus. After finishing high school, she faced a very tough choice: should she go abroad to earn money for her family, or stay and study? With her parents’ support, she decided to stay and follow her dream of working in technology.

Life has been difficult for her family. Her father used to work abroad but returned home to start a farm. Sadly, he lost his cows and faced many setbacks. Now, he drives an auto-rickshaw to support Bandhana and her younger sister. As the oldest daughter, Bandhana feels a strong need to succeed so she can help her father and provide a better life for her family.

Despite these money problems, Bandhana has always been an excellent student. She earned high marks in school and even came in first among all the girls in her college entrance exam. In her first semester of college, she was the top student in her faculty. These successes have given her the confidence to keep going, even when things are hard.

To help pay for her studies, Bandhana works part-time as a tutor. However, working and studying at the same time is exhausting. It leaves her with less time to practice her computer skills and focus on her lessons. The constant worry about paying for college makes it hard to stay focused.

The UGO Nepal Scholarship would change everything for Bandhana. It would take away the stress of tuition fees and allow her to spend all her time on her studies. For her, this scholarship is not just money—it is the key to finishing her degree, starting a good career, and finally giving her family the stable future they deserve.

Meet Man Kumari Acharya, a resilient and high-achieving student from a large family of ten. Growing up with five sisters and a younger brother, Man Kumari has witnessed firsthand the quiet strength and sacrifice required to sustain a household of eight children on a single, modest income.

Her father, Vishnu Acharya, works tirelessly as a guard at a local dairy. While his earnings are the family’s sole lifeline, providing for such a large household means that basic necessities—especially educational materials like books and stationery—have often been out of reach. Her mother, Tika Acharya, manages the complexities of their home, instilling in her children the value of perseverance.

Man Kumari has never viewed her family’s financial constraints as a dead end, but rather as a motivation to excel. Her academic record is a testament to this drive: she remarkably topped the Class 12 Rasta Sanstha Scholarship, proving that her intellectual merit could shine even when resources were scarce. For Man Kumari, every book she struggled to buy was a reason to study harder.

Her dream is clear and fueled by a sense of social duty: she aspires to become a Head Teacher. She doesn’t just want to lead a classroom; she wants to lead an institution and shape the educational landscape of her community. She believes that by becoming a successful educator, she can break the cycle of poverty for her family and inspire the next generation of students in Nepal.

Guided by her sister Amrita and her teachers to apply for the U-GO Nepal Scholarship, Man Kumari sees this as the final piece of the puzzle. The scholarship represents the freedom to study with confidence, ensuring that her focus remains on her pedagogical goals rather than the burden of tuition fees. With this support, she is determined to honor her parents’ sacrifices and transform her passion for teaching into a lifelong career of service.

Meet Nirmala Ghale from Siddhalekh-6, Dhading, a determined young student whose journey reflects resilience, hard work, and an unwavering belief in education.

Born into a farming family, Nirmala grew up in a rural village where life revolved around seasonal agriculture. Her father and mother work tirelessly in the fields, and farming remains the family’s main source of income. Despite their hard work, financial stability has always been uncertain, making everyday life a constant challenge.

From a young age, Nirmala understood the value of education. Even while helping her family with agricultural work, she remained committed to her studies. She completed her secondary education in a government school without any scholarship support, facing both financial hardship and the pressure of balancing household responsibilities with academic demands.

Her journey was far from easy. There were days filled with exhaustion, limited resources, and moments of doubt. Yet, Nirmala refused to give up. With determination and self-belief, she successfully completed her Grade 12 with a GPA of 3.00 and is now pursuing her first year of a Bachelor in Business Studies (BBS).

Behind her strength is the quiet sacrifice of her parents, who, despite their struggles, always encouraged her to continue her education. Their belief in her dreams became her biggest motivation to move forward, even during the most difficult times.

Nirmala’s goal is deeply rooted in her own experiences. She dreams of inspiring children—especially those from rural and financially challenged backgrounds—to become self-reliant through education. She wants to prove that no matter how difficult the circumstances are, dreams can still be achieved with persistence and courage.

Today, Nirmala stands as a symbol of hope and determination, carrying not only her own dreams but also the aspirations of her family and community.

With a strong determination to change her life through education, Sujita Sunar is a young student from Gandaki Rural Municipality-5, Gorkha District, currently pursuing her Bachelor in Business Studies (BBS) at Adarsh Multiple Campus, Gajuri, Dhading.

Coming from a Dalit family in a rural setting, Sujita has grown up facing both social and financial challenges. Despite these difficulties, she has remained committed to her education and continues to work hard with the hope of building a better future.

She completed her Grade 12 from a government school with a GPA of 3.22, demonstrating consistent effort and dedication in her studies. At present, she is living in a rented room to pursue higher education, which has added significant financial pressure on her and her family.

Her parents work hard to support the household, but their limited income is not enough to fully cover educational and living expenses. Even in such circumstances, Sujita has not given up on her academic journey and continues her studies with determination and hope.

Her long-term ambition is to build a successful career in the banking and financial sector. She plans to pursue higher education, including an MBA, and develop into a competent and skilled manager. Along with achieving personal success, she is equally focused on improving her family’s financial condition and contributing positively to society.

Sujita describes herself as hardworking, responsible, and focused. She believes education is the key to transforming her life and overcoming the challenges she has faced.

With the support of a scholarship, she hopes to ease her financial burden and continue her studies with confidence, dedication, and renewed motivation.

She expresses sincere gratitude for the opportunity to be considered and remains committed to excelling in her academic journey and contributing meaningfully to society and the nation in the future.