Alumni & testimonials
Our alumni excel across the globe
Graduates now work at AIIMS, IOM, BPKIHS, NIT and IOE Pulchowk, and at firms in the USA, UK, Australia and Germany.
150+
alumni working globally
40
years of graduating classes
4
continents
6
institutions feeding the register
In their words
Where a Janakpurdham classroom leads
The values, discipline, and foundational education I received at Monastic Higher Secondary English Boarding School shaped my aspirations and laid the groundwork for everything I've accomplished. From a small village classroom to global institutions like Harvard and Johns Hopkins, the journey has been incredible—and it began right here. This school taught me to dream big, work hard, and never give up. To every student walking these halls: your roots here can take you anywhere in the world.
- MBBS, Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University
- GCSRT, Harvard Medical School
- SOCI, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
- Research Assistant — North Shore University Hospital (NSUH), NY
- Post Doc Fellow, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care — Johns Hopkins Medicine, MD
- Incoming Internal Medicine Resident — Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, TX
- Author of 75+ publications | Mentor to 200+ researchers globally
It truly lives up to its motto — "Quality Education for Quality Life."
Studying at Monastic H.S.E.B. School was one of the most meaningful chapters of my life. What made it truly special was how it focused on learning, not just studying. The incredible teachers made sure we truly understood what we were being taught — always encouraging curiosity, questions, and deep thinking. Their guidance helped me discover my passion for coding at just 13 — a spark that led me to build a career in software engineering.
Beyond academics, the school's emphasis on extra-curricular activities helped me develop important life skills like leadership, communication, and teamwork. Every experience here added something valuable to my journey and constantly boosted my confidence to grow, explore, and achieve more.
I'm also incredibly grateful for all the fun I had at school — the events, the laughter, and the friendships that turned into bonds for life.
Today, as a Senior Software Development Engineer at GoDaddy in the US, I look back with immense gratitude. This school gave me not just an education, but the foundation for everything I've become. It truly lives up to its motto — "Quality Education for Quality Life."
Dream big, stay curious, and never underestimate the power of humble beginnings.
Looking back on my journey, I feel immense gratitude for the solid foundation I received at my monastic school. It was there that I learned discipline, compassion, and the value of education—principles that have guided me throughout my life.
After completing my early education, I pursued engineering in India, graduating from one of the country's top colleges. This opened doors for me to work with Suzuki, a globally renowned automotive company, where I spent five enriching years developing both my technical and leadership skills.
Driven by a desire to learn more and make a greater impact, I moved to the United States to pursue a Master's degree in Engineering from one of the top universities in the country. This experience was transformative and further prepared me to work on innovative challenges at a global scale.
Today, I am proud to be part of Tesla, the world's leading electric vehicle company, where I serve as a Supply Chain Manager. The journey from monastic school to the forefront of global innovation has been incredible—and it all started with the values and education I received during my formative years.
To current students: dream big, stay curious, and never underestimate the power of humble beginnings. Your path may take you across countries and industries, but the core values you carry will always guide you to success.
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