A name that means takeoff — built for students who are ready to rise
We started as one small classroom in Kathmandu and grew into a teaching team that meets students wherever they are — in person or online.
Why we exist
Udaan Nepal began with a simple frustration: too many capable students were falling behind not because they lacked ability, but because the right teacher wasn't nearby, or the right batch was already full.
So we built two doors into the same classroom. One door is physical — desks, whiteboards, a teacher who knows your name. The other is a live screen — the same teacher, the same lesson, reaching a student three districts away.
Today, "Udaan" is less a brand name and more a promise: wherever you're starting from, there is a version of this classroom that fits you, and a path upward from it.
What guides how we teach
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Small batches, always
No class is sized so large that a struggling student goes unnoticed.
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One syllabus, two formats
Physical and online students sit the same tests, on the same week.
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Progress you can see
Weekly tests and reports, not just end-of-term surprises.
Mission
To make high-quality teaching reachable for every student in Nepal, regardless of which city or district they study from.
Vision
A Nepal where a student's postal code never decides the ceiling of their academic results.
Values
Honesty about a student's progress, discipline in attendance, and respect between teacher and student in both classrooms.
Faculty who teach both rooms
Every teacher you meet online is the same one your friend sees at the center — there is no separate "online-only" faculty.
Prakash Bista
Physics
14 years teaching +2 Science, known for breaking down mechanics into everyday examples.
Sunita Rai
Mathematics
Leads our SEE and +2 Maths batches, with a focus on speed and accuracy under exam time.
Dipesh Karki
Chemistry
Designs our weekly lab-style worksheets used in both physical and online sessions.
Nisha Adhikari
English & Management
Coordinates our Loksewa and management-stream entrance preparation programs.
Come see the classroom for yourself
Visit our center in person, or join a live online session — either way, the first class is free.