Nepal's universities and colleges — every campus, with its programmes and students.

What this covers, and what isn't shown

All 1,513 higher-education institutions (campuses) in the University Grants Commission's report for 2024/25 (2081/82 B.S.): 25 universities and medical academies with students, their constituent, community and private campuses, and 58 colleges affiliated with foreign universities. 4 newly established universities had no students in the report and are listed without figures.

Constituent campuses are run by the university itself; community campuses by local community stakeholders; private campuses by private organisations. The report gives the split by type for each university, not for each campus, so campus rows carry no type.

Enrolment is the number of students the universities reported for the academic year. The report says students counted in overlapping academic cycles were left out to avoid counting anyone twice.

Graduates are those of the year 2081/082 B.S. as the report gives them; it says fellowship-programme graduates aren't included.

Teachers are those at the university's constituent campuses only, as the report counts them; teachers at affiliated community and private campuses aren't included. For the foreign-affiliated colleges the report gives one total.

Not in the report: fees, entry requirements or scores, outcomes, websites, or which foreign university each affiliated college works with. The report also gives pass rates per university; they aren't shown here, because a pass rate isn't a measure of how hard a university is to get into.