For the Bachelor’s program in South Korea, you must have a minimum second division in your +2 level in any field. For the Master’s program, you need to have completed a Bachelor’s degree to be eligible to apply.
To apply for studies in South Korea, Nepalese students must submit the following documents to the Korean Embassy:
Valid Passport
IELTS Score
- If you’re planning to study programs in English in South Korea, you must take an IELTS test. Most universities require a minimum score of 5.5 for the Bachelor’s program, and 6.0 for the Master’s program.
Academic Documents
- Mark sheet and Character certificate from School level
- Mark sheet and Character certificate from Intermediate level
- Mark sheet and Character certificate from Bachelor’s level (for Master’s program)
- Provisional Certificate
Bank Statement
- A bank statement in the student’s name, with full access only to the student.
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
No Objection Letter from your current institution or guardians.
Birth Certificate
Property Evaluation Report (if applicable)
Once these documents are submitted, the Korean Embassy will review them for authenticity. If any documents are found to be incomplete or fraudulent, your application will be rejected.