Comparing education consultancies in Bhaktapur starts with one question that decides most of the outcome: is the firm licensed at all. Bhaktapur has fewer consultancies than its population suggests, because most Bhaktapur students transact in Kathmandu. Compare both before deciding. The listings below give you the name, address, phone number and destinations for each consultancy we have found here, with the source named on every card. Licence status is the one thing we have not checked yet, and we say so on each listing rather than implying an approval we have not verified.
Listings for this page are being verified. We check every consultancy against the Ministry of Education register before we publish it, and we publish a fee only where the consultancy has disclosed one. We would rather show you nothing than show you something we have not checked — roughly 900 of about 5,000 consultancies in Kathmandu Valley hold a permit, and telling those apart is the whole point of this directory.
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Kathmandu’s centres are the practical option.
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A Department of Commerce investigation reported in July 2025 found that of roughly 5,000 consultancies operating in Kathmandu Valley, only around 900 held a Ministry of Education permit, and more than 4,100 operated unregistered nationwide. Checking the licence is the highest-value thing you can do in the first five minutes. Check one here.
A reported range of roughly NPR 15,000 to 45,000 circulates for service fees, but that rests on a single secondary source and we treat it as indicative only. Fee data in this market is genuinely poor, which is why we treat publishing a fee as a ranking factor. See our fee guide.
Kathmandu’s centres are the practical option. See the full test-centre finder.
Yes. Every Nepali student going abroad needs one. It costs NPR 2,000 and takes three to seven working days. Read the NOC guide.