Itahari International College teaches London Metropolitan University programmes from Sunsari, and being outside the valley changes the logistics rather than the standard: the same London Met briefs, the same grade descriptors, the same Harvard referencing as the Kathmandu partner colleges. What it does change is access — fewer walk-in options when a brief is unclear two days before a deadline. Assignment Nepal works entirely remotely, so distance costs you nothing.
London Met briefs award against band descriptors rather than a running percentage, and each brief lists the outcomes it is marking. We write to those outcomes section by section, keep the referencing in Harvard, and include a Turnitin report with everything.
No. Everything runs over WhatsApp — brief in, questions answered, drafts out — so turnaround from Itahari is the same as from Kathmandu.
Markers award against a band — pass, 2:2, 2:1, first — rather than adding up a percentage. Knowing which band you are writing for changes how much evaluation a section needs, which is why we ask for the rubric alongside the brief.
Often, but not always, and we will tell you honestly which parts can be done properly in the time rather than promising the whole thing and delivering something thin.
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