KATHMANDU — Rajadhani Model College has announced a full scholarship program worth more than NPR 7 million for students from families affected by the Bhotekoshi floods, aiming to help them continue their higher education despite financial difficulties caused by the disaster.

Under the program, the college will provide full undergraduate scholarships to **10 students who have completed Grade 12 and were affected by the Bhotekoshi floods**.

The college, located in Old Baneshwor, Kathmandu, said selected students will be able to choose from three undergraduate programs: BSc CSIT, Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), and Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM).

College Chief KP Pant said the scholarship initiative was introduced as part of the institution’s social responsibility efforts to ensure that the financial impact of the floods does not force affected students to discontinue their education.

According to Pant, the 10 selected students will receive full scholarships throughout their undergraduate studies. The college said the total educational support under the program will be worth more than NPR 7 million.

The college said the initiative is intended to provide educational continuity for students whose families have experienced financial hardship following the natural disaster.

Students and parents seeking information about the scholarship application and selection process can contact the college directly. The college also said inquiries can be made through WhatsApp.

For further information, applicants can contact 9841 486 812.