Aaroha Acharya

In Nepal, learning a new skill has become both exciting and confusing. Every day, social media shows new “trending skills” promising fast success, high income, and freedom. For students and beginners, this creates pressure to quickly choose something — often without understanding whether that skill actually fits the Nepali context. Many learners end up chasing … Read more

In Nepal, This self learning vs college in Nepal discussion is meant to help students understand both options realistically. choosing the right path after school is one of the most stressful decisions for students. Family expectations, societal pressure, financial limitations, and online influence all play a role. On one side, college education is seen as … Read more

In Nepal, learning a new skill often feels expensive. Everywhere you look, there are paid courses, certificates, and training programs promising success. For many students, this creates pressure and confusion — especially when money is limited. I used to believe that without paid courses, learning proper skills was not possible. Over time, through experience and … Read more

Many Nepali learners start learning online with high expectations but little guidance. Learning online looks very simple at first. You watch a few YouTube videos, read some blogs, and suddenly it feels like you can learn anything from your room. I felt the same way when I started. The internet made learning look fast, easy, … Read more