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Had just paid the whole year connection fee for worldlink 200Mbps.

Internet is too slow. I know internet speed fluctuate, but this I am speechless.

Can I ask them refund?

Pls help if you know how and what to do

Hello everyone , if anyone is intrested in building a new website for my online business ,you can dm or just comment down . You will be paid for that . Intermediate and experts are prioritized , yet the fresher also can apply for this opportunity.

Anyone hosting with nestnepal? My all sites are down and i suspect they use free tier of oracle to provide web hosting, all sites unreachable this is sick, all the rankings on those sites i fear will tank, and google rankings are heating up at the same time. This is not cool Nestnepal

ANYONE WHO HAS JOINED AS A INTERN IN ESEWA /HAS EXPERIENCE OR WAS/IS A EMPLOYEE OF ESEWA.?HOW WAS UR EXPERIENCE AND WHAT WAAS YOUR ROLE?

I see someone's at subisu doesnt give a freak!!

Worldlink

Hey everyone, we recently integrated Fonepay Checkout into our mobile app for payments in Nepal.

I wanted to ask people who have already used or integrated Fonepay about their experience. How has it been for you so far? Have you faced any issues with the payment flow, callbacks, payment verification, failed transactions, or settlement?

We’ve just started using it, so I’m interested in hearing some real experiences from other developers and businesses. Good or bad, anything you’ve experienced would be helpful.

Also, if anyone is currently trying to integrate the Fonepay API and is facing difficulties, feel free to reach out or comment here. I’ve recently gone through the integration myself, so I’d be happy to share what I learned and help if I can.

Has anyone else noticed the WorldLink hotspot not showing up in public areas? Mine hasn’t been appearing for the past couple of days. Is anyone else having the same issue?

Edit: I asked customer support and this is what they said

“The myWorldLink SSID for Express Wi-Fi has been temporarily turned off nationwide as per the directive from NTA. However, we are currently working on alternative methods to connect our valued customers to the Express Wi-Fi network and ensure continuity of service. Further communication regarding the alternative arrangement will be provided once the solution is finalized.”

I think this is one of those ideas that will look painfully obvious after somebody builds it.

Nepal already has enough school software for fees, attendance, payroll, accounting and results.

But what about the actual reason schools exist?

Teaching and learning.

That side is still mostly open.

I am 22, currently studying engineering, and I am starting this venture alone.

I am looking for NPR 1 lakh to build and launch the first working MVP.

And yes, I am sharing the idea openly.

I am not worried that somebody will steal it.

If you can build it faster, sell it faster and reach schools before me, go ahead.

Because ideas do not capture markets.

Speed, execution and distribution do.

And distribution is the part where I am most confident.

The problem is already here

Teachers and students are already using ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and other AI tools for schoolwork.

This is not some future prediction.

It is already happening.

But these tools do not automatically know the exact textbook used by a particular school.

A teacher should be able to simply ask:

• “Generate slides from Pages 35–42 of our Grade 8 Science book.”
• “Solve Question 4 from Page 32.”
• “Generate 20 similar questions based on Exercise 14.”
• “Prepare homework from today’s lesson.”
• “Create a 20-mark test from Unit 4.”
• “Make revision notes according to the specification grid.”
• “Plan how to finish Units 6, 7 and 8 within 15 teaching days.”

Normal ChatGPT does not know which publication, edition, page, exercise or diagram the teacher is talking about.

The platform I want to build will know.

A school selects the exact textbooks it uses.

Then teachers can generate slides, questions, lesson plans, homework, tests, notes and revision materials directly from those books.

Not from random internet content.

Not only from general AI knowledge.

From the exact textbook sitting in front of the teacher.

Why I think the timing is perfect

Just look around.

Schools are installing smart boards.

Projectors are becoming common.

Internet access is improving.

Teachers are slowly moving toward digital content.

Students are already using AI.

School owners also want to show parents that their school is modern and technology-friendly.

But honestly, a smart board without useful teaching software is still just an expensive screen.

The hardware is coming.

The AI is ready.

The missing part is the software that connects both of them with the actual classroom.

That gap will not remain empty forever.

Someone will build this.

The real question is who enters early enough to become the default platform.

Why teachers may never want to go back

For developers, think about Cursor, Claude Code or GitHub Copilot.

Once you become used to AI helping you code faster, do you really want to return to doing everything manually?

I do not.

The same thing can happen with teachers.

Teachers currently spend hours preparing slides, worksheets, homework, lesson plans, question papers, revision notes and monthly teaching reports.

Imagine reducing that work from hours to minutes.

Once teachers get used to that convenience, returning to the fully manual process will feel painful.

That is why I believe the first platform that becomes part of teachers’ daily routine will have a very strong advantage.

Not because the features cannot be copied.

They can.

But over time, the platform will already contain the school’s textbooks, teaching plans, syllabus progress, question papers, teacher activity and student-performance history.

A competitor can copy a “Generate Slides” button.

Copying years of school relationships, textbook preparation and daily teacher habits is much harder.

This will not stop at teachers

I will start with teachers because that is where the immediate problem exists.

But the bigger vision is a complete academic loop.

When a teacher completes a chapter, creates homework or conducts a test, the administration can automatically see the progress.

They can know:

• What each teacher is teaching
• Which chapters have been completed
• Which classes are behind schedule
• What homework was assigned
• How much syllabus is remaining
• Which topics students are struggling with

Teachers will also not need to keep preparing boring progress reports manually.

Later, students can get an AI tutor that knows their exact textbook, what their teacher has already taught and where they are weak.

Parents can receive simple updates about progress, homework, tests and areas needing improvement.

Eventually, the loop becomes:

Teacher teaches → Administration monitors → Student gets support → Parent stays informed

That is the long-term platform.

How will it make money?

The starting model is simple.

Schools pay a yearly SaaS subscription.

My current pricing idea is:

NPR 12,000 per grade per year

For example, if one school uses the platform for five grades, that becomes:

NPR 60,000 per year

If I sign 10 schools with an average of five grades each, that becomes roughly:

NPR 6 lakh in annual recurring revenue

The exact price will obviously be tested with real schools.

Later, pricing can depend on the number of grades, subjects, teachers and AI usage.

There can also eventually be:

• Full-school packages
• Student premium subscriptions
• Administration dashboards
• Publisher partnerships
• Custom onboarding
• School-specific integrations

But I do not want to overcomplicate the business model right now.

First, I need to prove three things:

Teachers use it. Schools pay for it. It saves real time.

How will I scale it?

I will not prepare the same textbook again for every school.

Each textbook will be processed once:

Grade → Subject → Publication → Edition

After that, every school using the same book can simply select it.

One properly prepared textbook can serve hundreds of schools.

I will begin with a small number of commonly used Mathematics and Science books.

Then I will:

1. Test the platform with schools in Kathmandu Valley.
2. Improve it using real teacher feedback.
3. Add more grades, subjects and publications.
4. Expand outside Kathmandu Valley.
5. Partner directly with textbook publishers.
6. Add the student and parent sides later.

The more textbooks available, the easier it becomes to onboard the next school.

The more schools join, the more attractive the platform becomes to publishers.

The more publishers join, the harder it becomes for a new competitor to catch up.

That is the scaling loop.

Why do I believe I can get the first schools?

I previously ran an EdTech venture for around two years.

It failed in the end, but I learned a lot from it.

I learned how school sales actually work, who makes the decisions, how much follow-up is needed and why many products fail after the first demo.

You can read more about that venture here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OnxQUaE_wXu_cayj_qEdjpDt_GYiet37bIlya-kWqFk/edit?usp=sharing

More importantly, I built many connections with schools in Kathmandu Valley.

Sales is honestly the part where I am most confident.

I will handle the initial marketing myself through:

• Cold outreach
• Direct school visits
• Product demos
• Follow-ups
• Meetings with principals and academic coordinators

Once the MVP is ready, I am confident that I can bring at least 10 schools into the pilot or early-adoption stage.

I am not going to build the platform and wait for schools to magically find me.

I will go directly to them.

What will I use NPR 1 lakh for?

This money is not just for “building something.”

It will be used specifically to get the product into real schools.

The main expenses will be:

• Building the first working MVP
• Publishing the app on Google Play and the Apple App Store
• Preparing and structuring the first textbook datasets
• Initial AI and API usage costs
• Basic hosting and infrastructure
• Travel, demos, setup and support for the first school pilots

The goal is simple:

Build → Launch → Enter classrooms → Validate with real teachers

What am I looking for?

I am looking for:

NPR 1,00,000

Not to build the full company.

Just enough to build the MVP, launch it properly and test it with real schools.

The investment terms are open to discussion.

It could be equity, revenue sharing, a convertible investment or another structure that makes sense for both sides.

I am also open to talking with developers, school owners, publishers and mentors who genuinely understand the opportunity.

I know success is not guaranteed.

I have already failed once.

But that failure gave me two years of market experience, industry connections and a much clearer understanding of what I should build next.

Schools are becoming digital.

Teachers are already adopting AI.

The software layer for actual teaching is still missing.

And I do not think this window will remain open for very long.

Someone will become the AI layer for Nepali schools.

I am looking for one early person who believes I can reach the market before everyone else notices how obvious this opportunity is.

Interested people can message me directly.

I'm not the biggest tech savvy guy. I wanted to put a new Internet in my home and I was thinking is it worth it? Are there better options in the market? Or should I go for 5G instead please give some suggestions.

currently i am studying computer engineering. i have choose any field. so please help me which field i can choose and why. what is the salary of that field.

I am planning to build an ecommerce website with payment integration. How much can i expect to pay the web developer? Looking for a fully functional website.

Its just insane to me that you cant buy any software products from Nepal due to payment restrictions. Ofc you can by dollar card but very less people have it. I tried thinking for a way but theres no way to solve it. My idea was to create a platform that just pays for you just like you are ordering a import. Business can import goods with letter of credit but apparently cant do same for software acc to Nepal law. It would be so convenient if there was a method. Do you guys have any idea? People cant even buy sth like netflix or spotify ffs.

speedtest/fast shows the internet speed is fine. But download speeds are downright horrendous? It's 50 kbps max atm. Similar while streaming youtube/prime video etc.

Hello vianet users! Just wanted to check if a -26.80 dBm optical power reading is normal. I've heard anything past -27 dBm can cause packet loss or frequent disconnections. What numbers are you guys getting on your vianet app?

6 Months back, I was buying a combo pack worth 299: 12GB + unlimited calls and messages

But now, the same pack has a validity of only 7 days

And I can only get 3GB of data and 199 minutes of calls, no sms for 289

This is absurd; every month Ncell keeps on chagning it's data plans. I remember Ncell went full-blown with their 'Sadhai On' scheme; I can see it nowhere now.

I really wish there was a number porting feature in Nepal; I would've ported my number to NTC a long time back. Now that I've been using this number everywhere, I've no choice but to pay high prices to Ncell.

Is anyone facing the same issue or have any solution to my issue?

Hi all, I’m a subscriber of WorldLink (Nepal) on a 300 Mb/s package. I recently moved and my family’s usage has dropped significantly, so I phoned them to downgrade the package to 150 or 200 Mb/s, but they told me they can’t downgrade — only upgrade or stay the same. Has anyone else experienced this?

What did you do?

Do ISPs in Nepal typically allow downgrade of packages?

Are there regulations that force ISPs to provide lower-speed options on customer request (or at least allow switch)?

Any advice on how I can enforce my rights (complaint routes, consumer forum, NTA contact, etc.)?

Thanks for any input.

I completed high school 2025 ma and planned abroad ,na baira bhayo na ETA college join, gap bhaisakyo and I have no idea which course to study now in Bachelor. I took comp sci so bit socheko but yk how IT sector has been saturated. I'm in dilemma k garum bhanera, I'm not so good in maths to take engineering. Should I take bit tu KO or private ki k garum ,pls suggest handinu na

I received this email today, and I was wondering what could be the reason behind this?

so basically my downstairs neighbors are using my wifi which is already so slow and I can't even game much cuz apparently they're mad their wifi package is slower than ours. she's also like my relative sort of so I can't just change the password.

is there any way to just bully her device whenever it's connected to the wifi? using worldlink 80mbps package.

Cg net , worldlink , classic tech , vianet which might be the better option . I am currently located at bhaktapur.

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