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Welcome to Focus Edge Education Network (FEEN Classes) — an education and tuition network based in Aloknagar, Kathmandu. We support students through small-batch institutional classes, individual academic guidance, home tuition across Kathmandu Valley and online learning for students in Nepal and abroad. Our approach combines concept clarity, practice, revision, regular assessment and parent communication to help each learner move forward with confidence.
Progress with a Plan.
A structured, student-focused educational experience.
Education with Purpose, Structure and Personal Attention.
Focus Edge Education Network, known as FEEN Classes, is an educational network focused on academic learning, tuition services and student development. We work to create a learning environment in which students can ask questions, practise consistently, receive feedback and understand what they need to improve.
We recognise that students do not all begin at the same academic level. Some need help strengthening fundamentals; others want to improve examination technique, raise their grades, prepare for board examinations or receive more individual attention than they may be getting elsewhere. FEEN's learning approach is designed to respond to these different needs.
Our services include institutional classes in Aloknagar, home tuition arrangements across Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur, and online academic support for students living outside Nepal, subject to programme and teacher availability.
- ✓ Small institutional batches, typically planned for around 10 students.
- ✓ Individual questions, feedback and teacher-student interaction.
- ✓ Regular tests, homework, revision and performance observation.
- ✓ Parent-teacher communication and learning follow-up.
- ✓ School, SEE, NEB, CBSE, A Level, Cambridge and selected bachelor-level enquiries.
Wherever a Student Starts, the Learning Plan Starts There.
FEEN welcomes enquiries from families with different school backgrounds, academic histories and learning goals. Students do not need to arrive with perfect marks; they need a willingness to learn, practise and participate.
Community / Government School Students
Students studying in community or government schools can enquire for subject clarification, homework support, English and Mathematics practice, examination revision and help strengthening foundational concepts.
Private / Institutional School Students
Students from private and institutional schools can seek curriculum-aligned support, school examination preparation, subject-specific revision and additional practice beyond regular school lessons.
Students Rebuilding Foundations
Learners with low marks, failed subjects, interrupted study habits or gaps from earlier grades can begin with a careful review of what they understand and what needs to be rebuilt.
High-Achieving and Ambitious Students
Students who already perform well can enquire about challenging questions, deeper understanding, advanced practice, efficient revision and stronger examination technique.
Students Choosing Their Next Academic Path
Learners moving towards SEE, NEB, Science-oriented, Management-oriented, Humanities, BBA, BBS, IT or engineering-related studies can discuss subject interests and academic requirements.
Nepali Students Living Abroad
Students outside Nepal who need support with Nepali school subjects, SEE or NEB preparation can enquire about online learning, time-zone compatibility and available teachers.
One Education Network. Different Ways to Learn.
Students and families can choose an academic support arrangement that fits their level, curriculum, goals and location. Contact FEEN to confirm current subject, batch and teacher availability.
Institutional Tuition & Academic Classes
Structured classroom learning at our Aloknagar centre for school-level students, SEE candidates, NEB learners and selected bachelor's-level academic requirements. We emphasise smaller batches, clear explanations, class participation, notebook work, practice and revision.
Students are encouraged to ask questions and bring forward topics they find difficult. Teachers can revisit important concepts, provide additional examples and give practice tasks to strengthen understanding. Classes are arranged in batches within the centre's operating hours.
View Academic Levels →Home Tuition in Kathmandu Valley
FEEN arranges home tuition enquiries for families in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur. Families can share the student's grade, subject, board, residential area, preferred timing and learning goals so a suitable tutor arrangement can be discussed.
Home tuition may be considered for ongoing academic support, one-to-one subject learning, short-term revision, examination preparation, foundational improvement and long-term learning plans, depending on tutor availability.
Request a Home Tutor →Online Classes for Nepal and Abroad
Students living outside Nepal, including learners who need to continue with a Nepali curriculum while overseas, can enquire about online academic support. Online learning can be discussed for NEB, SEE and other suitable curriculum needs where a relevant teacher is available.
Students and parents can discuss time-zone differences, subjects, lesson frequency, online learning requirements and the most suitable arrangement directly with FEEN.
Explore Online Learning →Academic Boost, Revision & Exam Preparation
Some learners need additional support in selected subjects or chapters. FEEN can discuss boost classes for concept clarification, problem-solving practice, revision, study strategies and examination preparation.
Short-term and longer-term support can be considered. The learning plan should reflect the student's current understanding, available preparation time, curriculum and realistic academic goals.
See the Improvement Process →From Foundational Learning to Higher Studies.
FEEN accepts enquiries across different grades, boards and academic stages. Exact subject combinations and programme availability should be confirmed with the academic team.
Grades 1–5
Foundational concepts, regular practice and study habits.
Grades 6–8
Concept development, school support and learning improvement.
Grades 9–10
Subject learning, examination practice and SEE preparation.
NEB Programmes
NEB subject support, regular revision and board preparation.
Grade 8 & Other Grades
Grade-level learning support and targeted subject practice.
BBA
Selected bachelor's-level business academic assistance.
Bachelor Studies
Selected programme and subject-based learning support.
Boost Classes
Short-term revision, concept repair and focused practice.
Curricula and Educational Boards
The availability of a particular subject, teacher or curriculum is confirmed individually.
From Grade 1 to University: Subject Support Built Around the Syllabus.
FEEN accepts subject-specific enquiries across school, SEE, NEB, CBSE, A Level, Cambridge and selected undergraduate programmes. The subject names below are representative learning areas, not a promise that every optional subject is offered in every school or batch. Share the student's exact board, grade and subject with the FEEN Admin to confirm availability.
Primary Foundation Subjects
Build strong basics in reading, writing, number skills, communication and curiosity.
For younger learners, FEEN focuses on clear explanations, guided practice, reading and writing habits, numeracy, homework support and confidence-building.
Enquire for Grades 1–5 ↗Middle-School Subject Support
Strengthen conceptual understanding and prepare for the transition to secondary education.
We can work on chapter understanding, written answers, numerical problems, projects, assignments, regular revision and preparation for school examinations.
Enquire for Grades 6–8 ↗SEE & Secondary Subjects
Build subject mastery, exam technique and consistent practice for the SEE stage.
Optional subjects differ by school and curriculum. FEEN can discuss subject-wise tuition, targeted weak-topic support, SEE revision and mock-practice arrangements.
Enquire for SEE Support ↗Higher Secondary Subjects: Science, Management, Humanities & More.
Students and families often describe their intended study area as Science, Management or Humanities. Nepal's Grade 11–12 curriculum also uses compulsory subjects and elective subject choices; actual combinations depend on the current CDC/NEB curriculum and the subjects a school or college is authorised and able to offer. The lists below are examples of common subject areas, not fixed universal combinations.
Science Subject Support
For learners preparing for science-focused higher studies and analytical subjects.
Support may include theory, numerical problems, derivations, diagrams, practical concepts, laboratory-related understanding and exam-style questions.
Management Subject Support
For learners interested in business, accounting, economics and organisational studies.
We can discuss accounting practice, numerical applications, economic concepts, case-based questions, business terminology and structured written answers.
Humanities Subject Support
For learners exploring society, people, culture, communication, history and public life.
Subject options and combinations vary. Academic support may include concept explanation, comparative analysis, note-making, essay writing and evidence-based answers.
Computer Science, IT & Computing
Students may enquire about computer-related subjects and selected IT programme support, depending on the course and available educator.
Share the exact course, semester, syllabus and topic. University and programme syllabi differ, so tutor availability must be checked before confirmation.
BBA, BBS, Engineering & Bachelor Support
FEEN accepts enquiries for selected undergraduate and professional subjects in addition to school-level tuition.
One-subject and topic-focused support can be discussed for exam preparation, difficult courses and selected semester subjects. Confirm the exact university, course code and syllabus.
Subject titles, optional subjects, assessment structures and available combinations can change by academic year, curriculum, institution and board. FEEN confirms the student's exact syllabus and available teacher before accepting a subject-specific arrangement.
Group Learning, One-to-One Classes or a Dedicated Subject Session.
Students do not always need a full programme or a full set of subjects. FEEN can discuss the format that fits the learner's academic target, time, curriculum and location.
Small-Batch Institutional Classes
Structured classroom learning at the Aloknagar centre, typically planned for around 10 students per batch. Students can learn with peers while still receiving teacher interaction and opportunities to ask individual questions.
Ask about batch availability ↗One-to-One Class at the FEEN Centre
Students who need intensive attention in one difficult subject can enquire about an individual or focused subject session at the centre, subject to room, teacher and timetable availability. This can be useful for targeted exam preparation or a specific learning gap.
Enquire about a single-subject class ↗One-to-One Home Tuition
Personalised teaching at the student's home in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur or Lalitpur. Teacher matching is discussed according to grade, subject, curriculum, locality, preferred time and availability.
Request home tuition ↗Single-Subject / Exam-Focused Support
Students can ask for support in a selected subject, a particular chapter, numerical practice, written answers, revision or an upcoming examination rather than enrolling in every subject.
Discuss focused support ↗Online Learning for Students Abroad
Students outside Nepal, including Nepali learners following a Nepali school or NEB curriculum, can discuss online lessons, time-zone arrangements and subject needs.
Enquire about online classes ↗Short-Term Boost & Revision
Focused support for learners who need to revise selected chapters, repair foundational gaps, practise past-paper-style questions or improve preparation before an assessment.
Plan a revision programme ↗Start with the Current Level. Build Towards the Next One.
A student who is struggling does not need labels; the student needs a clear starting point, practical support, consistent effort and feedback. Our approach is to identify gaps and work on them step by step.
Understand the Starting Point
Discuss the student's previous performance, curriculum, confidence, strengths and subjects or chapters that need attention.
Identify Learning Gaps
Use conversation, classwork and an appropriate baseline assessment to understand missing concepts and practice needs.
Create a Learning Plan
Prioritise subjects, topics, revision, homework and assessment frequency according to the student's needs.
Strengthen Fundamentals
Revisit key concepts, explain methods clearly and practise the prerequisite skills needed for later topics.
Practise and Apply
Use guided examples, independent questions, homework, assignments and problem-solving exercises.
Test and Review
Use topic tests, weekly assessments and scheduled revision to check which skills are improving and which need more work.
Communicate Progress
Review attendance, preparation and performance, and discuss useful next steps with parents when appropriate.
Refine the Next Target
Adjust the learning plan as the student develops confidence, improves accuracy and becomes ready for more challenging work.
Aiming for Step-by-Step Academic Growth
For a learner who begins below the expected level, improvement may be planned around achievable milestones rather than unrealistic overnight promises.
This is an illustrative learning-goal pathway, not a prediction or guarantee of grades. A student's actual outcome depends on starting knowledge, attendance, effort, home practice, assessment conditions, subject difficulty and the applicable board or institution's grading rules.
Tests Should Guide Learning, Not Just Produce a Number.
Assessment helps teachers and students understand what has been learned and what still needs attention. At FEEN, regular tests and feedback can be used to guide revision and improve preparation over time.
Rather than focusing only on a final score, we encourage looking at the topics answered correctly, the mistakes repeated, the concepts misunderstood, time management and the student's ability to explain or apply what has been taught.
From Test Result to Action Plan
After an assessment, the next step is to review errors, explain the underlying concept, practise similar questions, revisit weak areas and check progress in a later assessment. This makes testing part of the learning process.
How Can a Student Track Academic Improvement?
Grades and CGPA are useful indicators when they are interpreted using the correct board, university or institution's official grading policy.
1. School-Level Grade Review
For school and board examinations, subject marks or assessment results are interpreted using the official grading bands and grade-point rules applicable to that curriculum. FEEN can help students understand their subject-wise performance and identify which areas require further study.
A subject-by-subject review can show whether the student needs help with conceptual knowledge, written answers, problem solving, revision, accuracy or examination technique. The next learning plan should be based on those findings.
2. Understanding Credit-Weighted CGPA
In many credit-based higher-education systems, a cumulative grade point average is calculated by weighting each course's grade point by its credit hours. The exact rules, rounding and treatment of repeated courses depend on the university.
FEEN can support students with understanding course performance, preparing for assessments, practising difficult topics and reviewing study strategies. The official institution remains the authority for grade conversion and CGPA calculation.
Credit-Weighted GPA / CGPA Estimator
Enter the grade point and credit hours shown in your own institution's records. The tool calculates a weighted average for systems that use this method; it does not convert marks into grade points.
Formula: Σ (Grade Point × Credit Hours) ÷ Σ Credit Hours. Enter grade points using the exact scale in your university's regulation. This is an educational estimator only; official CGPA may include additional rules for semesters, repeated courses, practical subjects, rounding and exclusions. Always rely on the institution's official result.
FEEN's role is to support learning and academic preparation. We do not alter official marks, issue board grades or guarantee a particular CGPA.
Personalised Home Tuition, Planned Around the Student.
Looking for a home tutor for your child? FEEN accepts home tuition enquiries across Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur. Share the student's grade, subject, educational board, locality, preferred timing and learning objectives so a suitable tutor arrangement can be discussed.
Families can enquire about regular one-to-one tuition, short-term exam preparation, long-term learning support, subject improvement, revision and academic boost sessions. Tutor matching depends on subject expertise, location, schedule and availability.
⌂ Request a Home TutorKathmandu • Bhaktapur • Lalitpur — availability is confirmed according to the student's location and tutor schedule.
For Students Living Abroad Who Need Academic Support.
Students living outside Nepal may still need support with Nepali school subjects, SEE or NEB preparation, or another curriculum. FEEN can discuss online learning arrangements where suitable teachers and schedules are available.
Nepali Students Overseas
Enquire about online guidance for learners living abroad who need help with Nepali curriculum subjects or examination preparation.
Remote Academic Support
Discuss subject explanation, revision, practice, assignment guidance and preparation through online learning.
Time-Zone Discussion
Share your country, time zone, subject and preferred schedule so a workable arrangement can be considered.
A Supportive Learning Environment with a Clear Academic Process.
FEEN aims to combine classroom support, personal interaction and ongoing academic review. Families can contact us to discuss whether our available programme suits their student.
Small-Sized Batches
Institutional batches are typically planned for around 10 students to support closer interaction.
Teacher-Student Interaction
Students are encouraged to ask questions and discuss areas they find challenging.
Library Option
Library access is available as an additional learning resource; ask the centre about access details.
Extended Operating Hours
Classes operate between 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM, with specific batch schedules arranged separately.
Different Teaching Backgrounds
Teachers from different academic backgrounds contribute to the education and tuition network.
Repeated Revision
Important topics can be revisited according to the student's learning needs and understanding.
Academic Observation
Tests, class participation, assignments and attendance can inform academic follow-up.
Parent Communication
Parent-teacher discussions can help coordinate the student's learning support.
Individual Learning Goals
Support can be planned around the student's starting level, subject gaps and academic targets.
Developing Responsible, Confident and Curious Learners.
Education also involves habits, communication, motivation and the ability to take ownership of learning.
Motivational and Guidance Sessions
Motivational interactions, including sessions involving board members where arranged, can encourage students to think about their goals, academic responsibilities and future pathways.
Educational Extracurricular Activities
Suitable activities can support participation, communication, teamwork and confidence alongside regular studies.
Study Discipline and Responsibility
Students are encouraged to arrive on time, complete assigned work, practise regularly and prepare for assessments.
Understanding and Learning Strategies
Teachers can use examples, step-by-step explanations, revision methods and practice strategies to strengthen understanding and recall.
Understand the Student Before Planning the Next Academic Step.
Academic guidance begins with understanding the learner's current position and goals. With the student's and family's permission, FEEN can discuss previous report cards, subject-wise strengths, areas of difficulty, interests, learning preferences and future study plans.
For students approaching Grades 9–12 or choosing a bachelor's pathway, conversations can cover subject interests, academic requirements, possible study routes and the importance of checking official admission and curriculum criteria. This is educational guidance, not a guarantee of admission, career placement or a formal psychometric assessment.
Discuss Academic Guidance ↗Relevant Subject Knowledge. Teaching Experience. A Better Student Match.
Teaching quality depends on more than knowing a subject. Students need explanations that match their grade, curriculum, current understanding and learning goals. FEEN works with educators from different academic backgrounds for institutional programmes and tuition requirements, and prioritises relevant academic preparation and teaching experience when discussing teacher assignments.
For home tuition and one-to-one sessions, the FEEN Admin discusses the student's grade, board, subject, location, timetable and specific learning needs before confirming whether a suitable educator is available. For institutional classes, batch and subject arrangements are made according to the programme schedule.
Teacher profiles and availability are confirmed directly by the FEEN Admin. Families can ask about the proposed teacher's relevant academic background, subject fit and teaching experience before finalising an arrangement.
Discuss Teacher Availability ↗Ask the Authorised FEEN Admin for Current Fees and Admission Details.
FEEN does not publish a single fixed fee table on this page because the applicable fee may depend on the student's grade, subject, number of subjects, class format, curriculum, tutor arrangement, location, schedule and duration of support.
For the correct and current fee, admission process, batch availability, home tuition arrangement or one-to-one class details, contact the authorised FEEN Admin directly through the official WhatsApp number below. Please confirm the complete arrangement with the Admin before making any payment. Avoid relying on unofficial fee quotations or unverified contact numbers.
💬 Ask the Authorised FEEN AdminBased in Aloknagar, Kathmandu.
Our stated location is at Green Gate, Gate Number 2, opposite Shanti Nagar Petrol Pump and near Civil Hospital.
FEEN Classes — Aloknagar
Focus Edge Education Network (FEEN Classes)
Aloknagar, Green Gate, Gate No. 2,
Opposite Shanti Nagar Petrol Pump,
Near Civil Hospital,
Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, Nepal.
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Aloknagar Green Gate, Gate No. 2 — opposite Shanti Nagar Petrol Pump and near Civil Hospital.
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What is the full form of FEEN?
FEEN stands for Focus Edge Education Network. FEEN Classes is the education and tuition brand through which institutional academic classes, home tuition and online academic support are offered.
What is FEEN Classes?
FEEN Classes is an educational network based in Aloknagar, Kathmandu. It focuses on small-batch institutional learning, student-teacher interaction, home tuition arrangements, online classes, academic revision and structured student support.
Where is FEEN Classes located?
FEEN Classes is located at Aloknagar, Green Gate, Gate Number 2, opposite Shanti Nagar Petrol Pump and near Civil Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Which students and academic levels does FEEN support?
FEEN accepts enquiries for Grades 1–12, including middle-school levels, Grade 8, Grades 9–10, SEE, NEB programmes, BBA and selected bachelor's-level academic support. Availability depends on the programme, subject and teacher.
Does FEEN provide institutional tuition classes in Kathmandu?
Yes. FEEN provides institutional academic classes at its Aloknagar centre. Classes are planned around smaller batches, teacher interaction, concept explanation, homework, revision and regular assessments. Contact FEEN to confirm current subjects and batch availability.
How many students are there in one batch?
FEEN's institutional batches are typically planned for around 10 students. The exact batch size may vary by programme and subject, and the purpose of smaller groups is to support focused teaching and more individual interaction.
What are FEEN's class operating hours?
The centre's operating hours are from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. This is the overall operating window; individual batch schedules are arranged separately.
Does FEEN offer one-to-one home tuition?
Yes. Families can enquire about one-to-one home tuition. Share the student's grade, subject, board, location and preferred timetable so a suitable tutor arrangement can be discussed.
Which locations are covered by FEEN home tuition?
FEEN accepts home tuition enquiries across Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lalitpur. Actual tutor availability depends on the exact locality, subject, academic level, timetable and teacher availability.
Can I request short-term or long-term home tuition?
Both short-term and long-term arrangements can be discussed. Short-term support may focus on revision or examination preparation, while longer-term tuition may focus on regular subject learning and consistent academic development.
Does FEEN support NEB and SEE students?
Students preparing for SEE and NEB examinations can contact FEEN about subject support, concept clarification, practice, revision and examination preparation. Current subject and teacher availability should be confirmed directly.
Does FEEN offer CBSE and Indian Board tuition?
Students following CBSE and other Indian curricula may enquire about home tuition or academic support. Please share the specific class, subject and board so availability can be checked.
Can A Level and Cambridge students contact FEEN?
Yes. A Level and Cambridge students can enquire about subject-specific academic assistance. Availability depends on the subject, level and relevant teacher availability.
Does FEEN provide BBA and bachelor's-level academic support?
FEEN accepts enquiries for BBA and selected bachelor's-level academic support. Share the university or programme, course and topic so the team can discuss whether suitable support is available.
How does FEEN help a student who is weak in a subject?
The first step is to understand the student's current level and identify missing concepts. A support plan can then prioritise fundamentals, clear explanations, guided examples, independent practice, homework, revision and follow-up assessments. The pace should match the student's progress.
Can a student move from failing grades towards B, B+, A or A+?
FEEN's approach is to identify the student's starting point, strengthen foundational concepts, develop regular study habits, practise weak topics, review errors and monitor later assessments. B, B+, A and A+ can be used as progressive goals where appropriate, but no grade is guaranteed. Outcomes depend on the student's effort, attendance, preparation, time available, curriculum and examination performance.
How does FEEN conduct a baseline assessment?
A baseline review may include discussion of the student's previous results, review of classwork or notebooks, questions on foundational topics and an appropriate short assessment. The purpose is to identify what the student understands and which topics need attention, not to label the learner.
Does FEEN conduct weekly tests and chapter tests?
Regular assessments, including weekly and topic-based tests where scheduled, help teachers review understanding and find gaps. Test formats and frequency depend on the programme, subject and learning plan.
What happens after a student gets a low score in a test?
The score should be reviewed alongside the student's answers. Teachers can identify whether mistakes came from missing concepts, calculation errors, incomplete answers, weak revision or time management. The next step is targeted explanation, practice and a later check of the same skill.
How does FEEN track attendance and homework?
Attendance, homework and assignment completion are part of the student-monitoring approach. These observations help teachers and parents understand consistency and identify when a student may need additional support.
Does FEEN arrange parent-teacher meetings?
Parent-teacher communication and meetings are part of the student-support approach. They can be used to discuss attendance, preparation, test performance, learning challenges and practical steps for improvement.
How does CGPA work?
CGPA rules depend on the school board, university or institution. In many credit-based university systems, cumulative GPA is calculated using grade points weighted by course credit hours. Students should use their institution's official regulation for the correct conversion, rounding and treatment of repeated courses. FEEN can support learning and preparation but does not issue or change official CGPA results.
Is there one CGPA conversion formula for every board?
No. Different boards and institutions may use different mark ranges, grade points, credit weights and calculation rules. A student's own official grading policy should always be used rather than applying one universal conversion chart.
Does FEEN provide library access?
FEEN offers a library option as an additional learning resource. Please contact the centre to confirm access arrangements and availability.
Does FEEN provide online classes for Nepali students living abroad?
Yes. Students living outside Nepal can enquire about online academic support, including assistance with suitable Nepali curriculum needs such as SEE or NEB preparation. Subject, time-zone and teacher availability must be discussed before an arrangement is confirmed.
Can FEEN help students who find it difficult to memorise lessons?
Students can enquire about concept explanation, structured revision, practice, recall strategies and subject-specific boost classes. The best approach depends on whether the difficulty relates to understanding, attention, practice, revision or examination technique.
Are classes available throughout the day?
The centre's operating window is 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Individual batches are not continuous throughout that period; exact class timings depend on the programme and available schedule.
How can parents enquire about fees and admission?
Parents can call or WhatsApp the official FEEN number with the student's grade, subject, curriculum and preferred schedule. The team can then discuss current programme availability, applicable fees and enrolment steps.
How can teachers contact FEEN about teaching opportunities?
Teachers and tutors can contact +977 9851402725 and share their academic background, subjects, teaching levels and preferred areas. FEEN can also share relevant teacher WhatsApp channel information directly where appropriate.
What is the official WhatsApp number of FEEN Classes?
The official FEEN Classes contact and WhatsApp number is +977 9851402725. This is the single contact number for student, parent and teacher enquiries.
What are the official websites of FEEN Classes?
The official websites are thefeenclasses.com and feenclasses.com. The educational blog is Empirical Ten.
How do I contact FEEN or visit the centre?
Call or WhatsApp +977 9851402725. You can visit FEEN Classes at Aloknagar, Green Gate, Gate Number 2, opposite Shanti Nagar Petrol Pump and near Civil Hospital, Kathmandu.
Which subjects can students study in Grades 1–5?
Subject support may include English, Nepali, Mathematics, Science or environmental learning, Social Studies, Health and Physical Education, Creative Arts and local curriculum topics. The exact subject names and content can vary by school and board. Share the student's school, grade and syllabus with the FEEN Admin.
Which subjects are included in Grades 6–8?
Common curriculum areas include Nepali, English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Studies and Human Values Education, and Health, Physical and Creative Arts. Computer/ICT, local curriculum and other subjects may be available according to the school and curriculum. FEEN confirms the exact subject list from the student's syllabus.
Which subjects can FEEN support for Grades 9–10 and SEE?
Core school subject enquiries commonly include Nepali, English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Social Studies, and Health and Physical Education. Optional or school-specific subjects can include Optional Mathematics, Computer Science, Accountancy, Economics and others. The student's actual subject combination and current syllabus must be checked before a class is arranged.
What subjects are included in NEB Science-oriented studies?
Common Science-oriented subject areas include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Science, alongside applicable compulsory subjects. The precise optional combination depends on the current curriculum and the institution's subject offering. FEEN can discuss subject-wise support after reviewing the student's combination.
What subjects are available for NEB Management students?
Management-related subject enquiries may include Principles of Accounting, Economics, Business Studies, Business Mathematics, Marketing, Computer Science and Hotel Management, depending on the institution's approved offerings and subject combination. Share the student's exact Grade 11 or Grade 12 subject list with FEEN.
Does FEEN provide Humanities and Social Science subject tuition?
Students can enquire about subject areas such as Sociology, Psychology, History, Rural Development, Geography, Political Science, Population Studies, Education, Mass Communication and Economics. Exact course availability depends on the current curriculum, subject combination and teacher availability.
Are Science, Management and Humanities fixed NEB streams?
Students and institutions commonly use the terms Science, Management and Humanities to describe areas of study. However, Grade 11–12 curriculum structures include compulsory subjects and elective choices, and combinations can vary. Students should follow the current CDC/NEB framework and the subjects actually offered by their institution rather than assume one universal fixed combination.
Can I study only one subject at the FEEN centre?
Students can enquire about a single-subject or focused one-to-one class at the FEEN centre, for example when they need extra support in Mathematics, Science, Accountancy or another subject. The format depends on teacher, room and timetable availability. Contact the FEEN Admin to discuss the requirement.
Can FEEN arrange individual classes as well as small group batches?
Yes. FEEN's options include small-batch institutional classes and enquiries for individual or one-to-one subject sessions at the centre, as well as home tuition. Individual arrangements depend on the subject, schedule and educator availability.
Do students from government and private schools both qualify for FEEN support?
Yes. Students from community/government schools and private or institutional schools can enquire. FEEN focuses on the student's actual curriculum, grade, current understanding and learning goals rather than the type of school attended.
Can high-performing students join FEEN for enrichment and advanced practice?
Yes. Students who are already performing well can enquire about advanced practice, deeper concept understanding, examination technique, challenging questions, revision and subject-specific academic goals. FEEN's support is not limited to students who are struggling.
Can FEEN help a student who has failed or received very low grades?
A student with low marks or previous failures can still enquire without embarrassment. The first step is to identify foundational gaps and understand the student's circumstances. A plan can then focus on core concepts, guided practice, homework, revision and repeated assessment. Improvement towards stronger grades is a goal, not a guaranteed outcome; consistency, time and student effort matter.
How does FEEN work towards improving a student's grades step by step?
FEEN's intended process is to review the student's starting level, find missing concepts, set short learning targets, teach and practise priority topics, assign homework, conduct follow-up tests and review progress. Where suitable, the student may work towards milestones such as improving from a failing or low result to a pass, then stronger performance such as B, B+, A or A+. These are illustrative goals, not promised grades.
What qualifications or experience do FEEN teachers have?
FEEN works with educators from different academic backgrounds and prioritises relevant subject knowledge and teaching experience when discussing teacher assignments. The proposed teacher's profile, subject suitability and availability can be discussed with the FEEN Admin before confirming a tuition arrangement.
How does FEEN match a teacher with a student?
The FEEN Admin can consider the student's grade, subject, educational board, syllabus, current learning needs, home location or centre schedule, preferred time and the availability of a suitable educator. Families can ask about the proposed teacher's relevant academic background and teaching experience.
Does FEEN offer BBA, BBS, IT and Engineering-related subject support?
Students can enquire about BBA, BBS, selected IT/computing subjects and selected engineering-related courses. Availability must be checked against the university, programme, semester, course code, syllabus and educator availability. One-subject and home-tuition formats can also be discussed.
Can I ask for home tuition in just one subject?
Yes. Families can enquire about one-subject home tuition, a specific chapter or an examination-focused plan. Share the student's grade, subject, board, locality and preferred schedule so tutor availability can be checked.
How are FEEN class fees decided?
Fees are discussed directly with the authorised FEEN Admin because arrangements can differ by grade, subject, number of subjects, class format, curriculum, tutor location, timetable and duration. No fee amount is quoted on this page. Use the official WhatsApp number +977 9851402725 for current details and confirm the arrangement with the Admin.
Who should I contact for official fees, admission and enrolment?
Contact the authorised FEEN Admin directly through the only official FEEN WhatsApp/phone number: +977 9851402725. Ask the Admin to confirm current fees, class availability, schedules, admission steps and the payment process. Avoid relying on unofficial quotations or unverified numbers.
Does FEEN provide academic and career-pathway guidance?
Students and parents can discuss academic history, previous results, subject interests and possible study pathways with FEEN. Guidance can help families identify questions to research and subject requirements to verify. Formal career counselling, admission decisions and official eligibility remain with the relevant institutions and authorities.
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Give Your Learning a Clearer Direction with FEEN.
Need institutional tuition in Kathmandu, a home tutor in Kathmandu Valley, SEE or NEB academic support, CBSE or Cambridge tuition, BBA assistance, revision classes or online learning while living abroad? Contact FEEN with the student's grade, subject, curriculum, location and goals so the right available option can be discussed.
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