BeforeGPA 2.4, a 3-year gap, told no twice
Bachelor of IT in Brisbane, through a diploma pathway
We stopped trying to get her into year 1 of a degree her GPA didn't meet, and found a diploma whose graduates enter year 2.
Puja Thapa from Dharan
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Study information technology abroad
Study IT abroad from Nepal, and graduate with experience, not just a degree.
IT is the most popular field our students choose: 92 of our 2026 survey respondents studied it, and 79.3% were working in IT within 6 months. It’s also crowded. Graduates who did internships, built projects and specialised (cloud, data, security) found work fastest.
- Free first call with an IT counsellor
- Courses with internships and placements first
- Rs 0 for most students, commission in writing
At a glance
Information technology
- Most chosen
- Australia, Germany, the UK
- Fastest
- UK one-year master's
- No tuition
- Germany, with strong grades
- After +2
- Maths needed
79.3% of our graduates surveyed worked in the field within 6 months.
Our proof
Nepali students now studying information technology.
BeforeThought every German public university was free
MSc Computer Science in Stuttgart, with the real fee in his plan
We showed him the one German state that charges non-EU students tuition, and what it adds over two years: €6,000.
Nabin Khadka from Jhapa
BeforeCame in set on Australia
MSc Software Engineering in Aarhus
We put both countries on one page: Australia was over his budget by about Rs 9 lakh in year 1; Denmark was inside it.
Bikash Rana from Butwal
Country by country
The best countries for information technology, compared.
IT is taught in all 10 countries we cover. Start from the job you want, then find the country where this degree actually leads to it, and what it takes to get in.
| Country | Courses | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Bachelor and Master of IT, often with a specialisation | Large job market, internships, 2 years after on the 485 visa |
| United Kingdom | MSc Computer Science, conversion master’s for non-IT graduates | One-year master’s and the Graduate visa |
| Germany | MSc Computer Science at public universities | No tuition at most public universities; German helps for jobs outside big tech |
| Finland | Software engineering and ICT master’s | Tuition waivers and 2 years after to find work |
| Netherlands | Computer science and data programmes | Strong tech sector and the orientation year |
Entry requirements
Marks, tests and papers to have ready.
- +2 science or management with maths for a bachelor’s; BSc CSIT, BIT, BE Computer for a master’s
- IELTS 6.0 (bachelor’s) to 6.5 (master’s) on our shortlists
- Some conversion master’s accept graduates from other fields
Diploma, bachelor or master
Pick the level that matches your marks.
- Bachelor of IT or Computer Science after +2 with maths (3 years in Australia and the UK).
- Diploma into year 2 for students whose marks are below the bachelor's cut-off.
- Master's (IT, computer science, cyber security, software engineering) after a related bachelor's.
Registration and language
The licence that comes after the degree.
IT doesn't need a licence to work. For some skilled visas after study in Australia, you need a skills assessment from the Australian Computer Society.
What counts more than any certificate: projects, internships and cloud or security certifications you earn while studying.
After study
Jobs, honestly.
- Software developer
- Cloud and DevOps engineer
- IT support and systems administrator
- Cyber security analyst
An IT degree alone doesn’t get you a job abroad. Projects, internships and a specialism do. Plan them from your first semester.
Free counselling
Planning IT abroad? Pick the course that leads to experience.
Courses with placements, compared in rupees. You get a written plan the same day. Not useful? Walk away, no pressure.
A counsellor calls within 15 minutes
- 01A ranked shortlist built on your marks and your family’s budget
- 022 to 3 courses, each with its total cost in rupees
- 03Our commission on each option, in writing
Rather talk now? Call +977 1-5360000 or WhatsApp us.
How we help
What we do on your information technology file.
We shortlist courses with placements and industry projects first, and tell you which ones our graduates got jobs from.
We plan your first internship applications with you before you fly.
An honest note
Choose a different field if
- You chose IT only because it’s popular
- You expect a job from the degree alone
- You need to start in less than 3 months: a good course choice takes planning.
FAQ
What students ask about information technology abroad.
Is IT a good course to study abroad from Nepal?
Yes, if you build experience while you study. 79.3% of our IT graduates surveyed were working in IT within 6 months, slightly below our overall 78.4%, because the field is crowded.
Can I study IT abroad after +2 management?
Often yes, if you studied maths. Some Australian universities accept management students into IT bachelor’s or diplomas.
Which country is best for IT for Nepali students?
Australia for the job market and post-study visa; Germany for no tuition if your grades are strong; the UK for a one-year master’s.
Do I need a skills assessment for IT jobs?
For some visas after study in Australia, yes, through the Australian Computer Society. Not for a student visa.
Still unsure?
Start here
Your IT plan, with internships built in, by 8 pm.
Courses with placements, compared in rupees. You get a written plan the same day. Not useful? Walk away, no pressure.
A counsellor calls within 15 minutes
- 01A ranked shortlist built on your marks and your family’s budget
- 022 to 3 courses, each with its total cost in rupees
- 03Our commission on each option, in writing
Rather talk now? Call +977 1-5360000 or WhatsApp us.
Sources, and how we wrote this
- Australian Computer Society: skills assessment, read 20 Oct 2026
- Jobs and Skills Australia: occupation profiles, read 20 Oct 2026
Our own figures (files lodged, approvals, refusals, costs on our shortlists) are from our records for FY 2025/26. Rupee amounts use the Nepal Rastra Bank sell rate on the date shown. Official rules change: we recheck these sources every month and date every change. How we count our own numbers is on our About page.