Nepali Congress went for the second round of presidential polls for the first time in its history after candidates vying for the top post failed to garner majority votes at the NC 13th General Convention. All three candidates in the fray could not surpass the 50 per cent of the total votes cast, the threshold set as per party statute, at the election held on Sunday at the City Hall. The party was forced into a second round of voting which is taking place today. NC senior leader Sher Bahadur Deuba's votes were counted at 1,564 as of 5:30 am while acting President Ram Chandra Poudel garnered 1,152 votes.Although Deuba was ahead in the polls, he needed 11 more votes to win the election. Another candidate for the presidency, Krishna Prasad Sitaula garnered only 324 votes. A total of 100 votes became invalid, according to the Election Committee. The NC adopted the 50 percent threshold since its 10th National Convention held in Pokhara in February 2001 Most Norwegian organizations have different respective concurrences with outside foundations of advanced education. These understandings are typically intended for the shared trade of understudies, specialists and educators. On the other hand, there are national projects that offer grants and different sorts of subsidizing for worldwide understudies wishing to think about in Norway. Certain limitations and requirements apply for every one of these projects. What's more, there are different stipends accessible offered by private and non-benefit associations.
Norway is turning into a famous study destination among worldwide understudies. An expanding number of Norwegian colleges and college schools are putting forth Bachelor's and Masters programs in English. It is one of only a handful few remaining nations on the planet where educational cost expense is free for everybody including universal understudies. The Norwegian Government likewise offers grant projects to take care of living expenses in Norway.
Educational cost Free Universities in Norway »
Studyinnorway.no says: Norwegian state colleges and state college schools when in doubt don't charge educational cost expenses for universal understudies. On the other hand, understudies should pay a semester charge of NOK 300-600 ($50-100) every semester. This is material for all levels, including undergrad studies, Masters projects and Ph.D. programs. Note that some state colleges and college schools may have educational cost charges for a couple particular projects. Regularly these projects are at the Masters level.
Most private establishments charge educational cost expenses for every one of their projects and courses. In any case, the expenses are normally altogether lower than those of practically identical studies in most different nations. Likewise, outside understudies don't pay higher educational cost charges than Norwegian understudies
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