Graphic Era (Deemed to be University) Hosts Principal Meet 2026 in Kathmandu

EDUCAST, Graphic Era (Deemed to be University), in collaboration with iEducationalize, successfully organized the Graphic Era Principal Meet 2026 at Radisson Hotel, Kathmandu, bringing together principals and academic leaders from leading schools and colleges across Nepal. The event aimed to strengthen academic partnerships, share global education insights, and create meaningful dialogue between Nepalese educators and international higher education institutions.

Delivering the welcome remarks, Shikha Gupta, Founder of iEducationalize, warmly welcomed all distinguished principals, educators, and guests to the event. She highlighted the growing academic relationship between Nepal and India and emphasized the importance of providing Nepalese students with access to quality education, career-oriented programs, and international exposure.

“Graphic Era has consistently demonstrated excellence in higher education, innovation, and student outcomes. We are proud to continue facilitating such academic engagements in Nepal, connecting educators and students with globally recognized institutions,” said Shikha Gupta during her address.

The session featured Dr. Deepak Kaushal, faculty member from the Department of Management at Graphic Era (Deemed to be University), who shared comprehensive insights into the university’s teaching pedagogy, student-centered learning model, and leadership-driven academic environment. Specializing in organizational leadership and strategic human resource management, Dr. Kaushal presented the institution’s modern curriculum structure, practical learning methods, industry integration, and research-focused academic culture.

He also discussed how Graphic Era continuously adapts its teaching methodologies to meet evolving global standards, ensuring graduates are prepared for competitive international careers.

Representatives from Graphic Era further showcased the university’s academic excellence, infrastructure, placement achievements, international collaborations, and student support ecosystem. The team highlighted their long-standing engagement in Nepal, noting that they have been consistently conducting outreach activities, information sessions, and academic events in the country since the beginning of their Nepal operations.

The Principal Meet served as a valuable platform for Nepalese school and college leaders to interact directly with the university delegation, discuss higher education trends, and explore collaborative opportunities for student progression pathways.

The event concluded with networking sessions, academic discussions, and appreciation for the active participation of Nepalese principals and institutional leaders, reaffirming Graphic Era’s commitment to strengthening educational ties with Nepal.