Nepal

Every year, the Government of India provides over 3000 scholarships and seats to Nepali nationals through the Embassy of India in Kathmandu for study in India at the Ph.D. Masters, and Bachelors levels. There are two popular schemes to pursue a Ph.D. in India for Nepali citizens. AYUSH Scholarship Scheme:
Under this scheme, the Embassy of India provides admission to Ph.D. courses in the Ayurveda, Unani, and Homeopathic systems of medicine for study in Indian institutions. Silver Jubilee Scholarship Scheme:
Under this policy, admission is provided for Ph.D. in all streams except engineering, agriculture, medicine, and para-medical courses in Indian universities and institutions. While AYUSH is tentatively announced in May or June every year, the Silver Jubilee Scheme is announced around November and December. The Notice for scholarship schemes is advertised in local newspapers and is also uploaded on the Embassy of India's website. You can apply directly through the official website or contact the Indian Embassy.

CU (Chandigarh University), located on the outskirts of one of India's best Cities Chandigarh, Punjab, CU enjoys a rich legacy of 19 years and is ushering in a new era in education and learning. Steering towards humongous heights in recent years, the University has emerged as Asia's fastest-growing Private University with over 30,000 students from 40 Countries including Nepal & all Indian States studying in 70 different professional streams. Honored for its flawless dedication to higher education, the university is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), University has also signed MoU with Tribhuwan University of Nepal. Not only TU, but CU also has tie-ups with more than 200+ International Universities so that the students can get semester exchange programme, study abroad programs, and maximum international exposure. Currently, 500+ Nepali students are studying at CU in different programs like Engineering, Management, Paramedical courses, law, and others. University also provides various merit-based scholarship opportunities to Nepalese students. Nepalese students in the University never feel away from their home or their culture as students.