International Education Excellence Exhibition Held at Dumbaraha Palace

EDUCAST, An International Education Excellence Exhibition was successfully organized by Career Lifters at Dumbaraha Palace, bringing together enthusiastic students from various schools and colleges to showcase their creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills.

The exhibition witnessed vibrant participation, with students presenting a wide range of projects focused on practical solutions, technological innovations, and social awareness. The confidence, energy, and dedication displayed by the young participants impressed visitors, educators, and organizers alike, reflecting a growing interest among Nepal’s youth in research-based learning and innovation.

Representatives from leading higher education institutions—Yenepoya University, AVIT (Vinayaka Mission’s Research Foundation), Vels Institutions (VISTAS), and Bennett University—were present at the event. They actively interacted with students, offering academic guidance, sharing insights on higher education opportunities, and motivating them to pursue excellence in their future academic and professional journeys.

To recognize and encourage outstanding innovation, Career Lifters awarded cash prizes to top-performing projects. The First Prize of NPR 11,000 was awarded to Kautilya Global School for their impressive project on a Self-Irrigation System. The Second Prize of NPR 5,100 went to Divya College for their innovative Life Saver Gadgets project, while the Third Prize of NPR 3,100 was secured by NIST for their project on Protection System for Welfare & Wage Transparency.

In addition, special prizes of NPR 2,100 were distributed to several deserving students in recognition of their promising ideas and efforts.

The exhibition served as a valuable platform for young innovators to present their ideas, gain exposure, and receive encouragement from academic leaders. The event marked a meaningful step toward fostering educational excellence, creativity, and innovation among students in Nepal.

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