Frequently Asked questions

HiDA offers diploma and bachelor’s degree programs in theology and Christian leadership.

Students need a high school degree to enroll in the bachelor’s program, while everyone is eligible to enroll in the diploma program. 




All HiDA programs are fully online, allowing students to study from anywhere.




Courses are delivered through our online learning platform. Students will access video lectures, reading materials, quizzes, and discussion forums. There are also regular assignments and live Q&A sessions.




It typically takes 3-4 years to complete a bachelor’s degree, depending on how many courses a student takes each semester. 

A diploma can be completed in 1-2 years.




The fees vary depending on the program. For a detailed breakdown of fees, please refer to our tuition and fees page or contact the admissions office. Check Fees details 




Yes, HiDA offers scholarships based on financial need and academic performance. There is also a referral program for students.




Yes, every student will be assigned an academic advisor to guide them throughout their studies.




You will need a computer or smartphone with internet access, and we recommend using Google Chrome for the best experience. A stable internet connection is required for video lectures and live sessions.




You can apply online through our website by filling out the application form and submitting the required documents. Apply here



Classes are offered in Nepali, textbooks can be in English and Nepali, and assignments can be completed in either English or Nepali. 




No, there is no age limit to enroll. We welcome students of all ages.




Yes, HiDA accepts transfer credits from other accredited institutions. Contact the admissions office and provide your transcript for evaluation.




Once enrolled, you will receive login details for HiDA’s online platform, where you can access all course material.




Students typically take 2-3 courses per term, but you can request to take more or fewer, depending on your schedule.




Since classes are online, you can watch recorded lectures at any time. However, you should stay up-to-date with assignments and discussions.




We use a letter-grade system (A, B, C, etc.) based on assignments, quizzes, participation, and final exams.




HiDA offers support through academic advisors, teachers, tutoring services, and student workshops to help you succeed in your studies.




You can contact your teacher through the online platform or by email. They will respond within 24 hours.




Yes, our technical support team is available to help with any issues you may have.






HiDA provides access to a digital library, study guides, and discussion forums to help students succeed.




To graduate, students must complete all required courses, pass their exams, and fulfill any practical requirements, such as internships or service hours.



You will receive diploma or bachelor’s degree certificate upon successful completion of your program.




Graduation is conducted online, but we may offer opportunities for in-person celebrations in the future.




Yes, students have the option to study part-time by taking fewer courses each term, depending on their availability and schedule.




You can contact student support through email, phone, or directly through the online platform for any academic or technical issues.




If you need to take a break, you can apply for a leave of absence. Please contact your academic advisor for guidance on the process.




Yes, HiDA provides a community through WhatsApp chat groups, Facebook groups, and Zoom meetings for sharing, Q&A, and chapel services.




HiDA offers a mix of pre-recorded video lectures and live sessions. Live classes give students the opportunity to interact directly with instructors.




HiDA holds chapel services once a month via Zoom, providing students an opportunity for worship, prayer, and community interaction.




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