Andrew J Wild College is a pioneering A Level College in Nepal. Established in 2001 by Mr. Mohan Mickey Giri, a Nepalese social entrepreneur and educationist, the college advocates for change in higher education. The College is named after Andrew Jonathan Wild, a British expat and physics teacher at Budhanilkantha School, who first introduced and afterwards, coordinated Cambridge A-levels in Nepal for many years.

Andrew Jonathan Wild, a philanthropist, was a life changing force in the life of Mr. Mohan Micky Giri who supported him all the way for his education. To pay his debt back with a grand tribute, Mr. Giri established this college after his name as “guru-dakshina” where everyone can learn despite any constraint. So we hold a strong belief that everyone can learn, lead and succeed provided they get the good exposure where they can understand their inner drive tapping on their interest. With this vision, our college aims to provide students with, not only academic knowledge, but the worldly skills required to bridge the gap between youth and adulthood so as to produce responsible and productive citizens of the nation.