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This presentation provides a concise overview of the No Objection Letter (NOC), a vital document for Nepali students pursuing education abroad. It explains the importance of the NOC, eligibility criteria, required documents, and the application process (both online and physical). The presentation aims to guide students through each step, ensuring a smooth transition to their international academic journey. A final call-to-action encourages students to explore the full guide on Edwise Foundation's blog for further details.
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WHAT IS A NO OBJECTION LETTER (NOC)? A No Objection Certificate (NOC) is a mandatory document issued by the Government of Nepal, authorizing students to study abroad. It confirms that the government has no objections to your international education plans. Edwisefoundation
IMPORTANCE OF NOC FOR OVERSEAS EDUCATION The NOC is essential for making payments to foreign educational institutions and obtaining foreign currency for tuition fees. Without it, you cannot proceed with your education abroad. Edwisefoundation
ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY FOR A NOC Any student with a valid offer letter from an institution abroad can apply for a NOC. Guardians, such as parents or spouses, can also apply on behalf of the student. Edwisefoundation
DOCUMENTS NEEDED FOR NOC APPLICATION You need to provide your passport, citizenship certificate, academic transcripts, offer letter, and, if applicable, professional registration certificates. Edwisefoundation
STEPS FOR NOC APPLICATION PROCESS You can apply for a NOC both online and physically. Online applications take 1-2 days, while physical applications can be processed the same day at the Ministry of Education. Edwisefoundation
FEES AND SPECIAL CASES FOR NOC Each NOC costs Rs. 2000. Additional documents are needed for students in medical or specialized fields like nursing and engineering. Edwisefoundation
APPLY FOR YOUR NOC TODAY! Visit the Ministry of Education’s website or office to apply for your NOC and take the first step towards studying abroad. Learn more by visiting the full blog post at https://edwisefoundation.com/no-objection-letter-noc/ Edwisefoundation