Nepali students arriving at a UK university adjust to two things at once: a marking scale where 70 per cent is a first and nobody expects a 90, and an academic integrity regime stricter than most Nepali colleges enforce. Both catch people out in the first term. Assignment Nepal supports Nepali students across UK institutions with work that is original, properly referenced, and written to the grade descriptors your module handbook actually publishes.
Referencing is the other adjustment — Harvard in most departments, OSCOLA in law, and a departmental house variant layered on top of whichever you are given. We write to the style guide your school issued rather than the generic version, and we take payment the way you are already set up for it: Fonepay, eSewa or Khalti from Nepal, PayPal or Wise from the UK.
Submitting someone else's work as your own, and increasingly, undeclared AI use. UK institutions run Turnitin as standard and many now interview students about their own submissions. We supply model and reference work with a Turnitin report so you can see what a marker would see — what you do with it stays your responsibility, and we do not submit anything on your behalf.
Yes. A first starts at 70 in almost every UK institution, a 2:1 at 60, and marks above 80 are genuinely rare. Students carrying Nepali percentage norms across often read a strong 2:1 as a failure when it is a good result.
Send it and we will. Most UK departments publish a house variant of Harvard, and following the generic version instead is a visible deduction that costs you nothing to avoid.
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