Pestle Weed increases quota for Nepali students

KATHMANDU, June 26: Pestle Weed College of Dehradun in India has increased quota and scholarship for Nepali students. The school's Chief Administrative Officer, Vineet Kumar Sharma informed that the school has increased quota for students of Nepal to 10 percent from the earlier 5 percent.

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Sharma also informed that the school has also made arrangements for Spot Admission Camp in Kathmandu (NEPAL) at Hotel Annapurna, Darbar Marg, and Kathmandu from 25th to 28th June 2015. "Admissions will be accepted strictly on merit basis.

There is a provision of scholarship from 5% to 20% to deserving candidates," he stated. Established in 1992, Pestle Weed College is a co-educational, fully residential, senior secondary public school, affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi, and conducts classes from standard I to XII.