About Grace International Chitwan
Grace International is a Nepal-founded education and migration consultancy with over a decade of MOE-approved operation, maintaining branches across Nepal (Kathmandu, Butwal, Chitwan, Biratnagar, Hetauda, Pokhara, Nepalgunj, Damak, and others) and international offices in Australia, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Dubai. Primary destination coverage spans Australia, USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and South Korea, with comprehensive test preparation across IELTS, PTE, GMAT, TOEFL, and SAT.
Our research
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How Grace International Chitwan get paid
Grace International Chitwan does not charge students a placement fee. Like most education agents, it is paid a commission by the universities it places students into. That does not make its advice bad — but the agent is paid by the institution, not by you, so it has more financial reason to recommend a partner university than a non-partner one. Ask which universities it represents, and whether your shortlist is on that list.
Who it suits
- ▸Students in secondary cities across Nepal (Butwal, Chitwan, Biratnagar, Nepalgunj) who want an MOE-approved agency with ...
- ▸Students targeting Australia, Canada, USA
- ▸Students based in Chitwan, Nepal looking for local in-person support
- ▸Students who value a consultancy with established local presence and verifiable track record
What they do
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The bottom line
Grace International's combination of multi-city Nepal presence and international office network creates a strong support infrastructure at both ends of the student journey. The South Korea pathway and multi-country office footprint are meaningful differentiators in the Nepal market.
