Overall Runner-Up

Ace Higher Secondary School


Ace Higher Secondary School, a conscientious learning centre where students rediscover themselves and learn to be thoughtful and responsible managers and leaders, was established in 1999. Established with the vision of enhancing capacity of individuals and institutions in Nepal to contribute to the nation’s development, Ace broke new ground by launching the first Executive MBA programme in Nepal in 1999 itself. Ace Institute’s MBA programme has acquired a distinguished reputation of being the most rigorous and fulfilling experience.

The higher secondary programme of Ace Higher Secondary School, a spinoff of Ace Institute of Management, has established itself as students’ first choice programme in the management stream. In a short span of five years, Ace A-Level has distinguished itself from the crowd with its individual centered approach to learning and focus on management and social sciences stream only.



Other programmes offered by Ace include MBA, EMBA, BBA-BI, MBAe and ASH.


Aashish Tiwari
Director

second in the HSS ranking. What is your reaction to the recognition?

Ace College accepts the award with great gratitude and humility. I am thankful to New Business Age Pvt Ltd for granting this award to our college.


What are the top three priorities of your college?

At Ace, we lay a very strong foundation for the all-round development of students. It is not only the intellectual development of the students or the grades that matter. Ace nurtures every student’s potential and brings out the best in them. We try to focus on the weaknesses of our students and help them overcome them. Secondly, we treat our students with respect as all humans are born equal. Lastly, we believe that learning is a lifelong process. We want our students to not just focus on academics, but also experience the real world.


How do you assess higher secondary education in Nepal?

There has been a sea change in the field of higher secondary studies in the country in the last 15 years. Colleges, the number of which is growing by the day, have helped enhance the quality of education. Similarly students have more choices.


What is your take on the impact of ranking of colleges?

It is a good initiative. Earlier, the ratings were only based on grades. However, this event was organised with a holistic approach. Such events give good platforms for colleges.