Gandaki Boarding School - Achievements

Achievements

  • Birendra Regional Educational Shield (Western Region) for 15 years.
  • Birendra National Educational Shield (Nepal) in 2004 (2060 BS).
  • Board First, Rajendra Gurung, in 1984 SLC Examination.
  • Board Second, Third, Fifth, and Ninth in 2004 (2060 BS) SLC Examination.
  • Ranked as one of the best schools of the country by "Himal" magazine, a Nepali journal.
  • Ranked No. 1, by "Nepal" weekly magazine in 2001 in its evaluation of the best 10+2 schools of Nepal.
  • Ranked in top 10, by "Nepal" weekly magazine in 2004 in its evaluation of the best 10+2 schools of Nepal. The magazine has, however, excluded GBS in its rankings in recent years. It cites, the fewer number of students GBS has compared to their criteria, as the reason.
  • Ranked No. 2, by "Nepal" weekly Magazine in 2011 in its evaluation of the best schools of Nepal.
  • Ranked No. 1, by "Nepal" weekly Magazine in 2012 in its evaluation of the best schools of Nepal.

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