It was established as a result of the initiation of by three groups - The United Mission to Nepal, The Shining Hospital, and the local community.

Prior to the commencement of 10+2 education, students were prepared for GCE O' level study for a number of years.

The Government of Nepal provides 1 million rupees annually through the Ministry of Education in support of the scholarship program.

Every year, during January/February, scholarship entrance exams are conducted in eight centers across the Western Region of Nepal to select deserving students.

Home visits are made by scholarship coordinators to verify information and confirm eligibility.

[citation needed] Although the scholarship program is continuing with the financial support of donor agencies, individual donors and the government of Nepal, it seemed imperative to open a trust in order to provide a strong financial security to the scholarship program even after the UMN withdraws its support from the school.

Dr. P. V Chandy is the chief patron of this trust, and a committee consisting of 10 members has been formed under the chairperson of EX.

Its mission is to raise the fund to 10 million (10 crore) rupees so that the scholarship program can continue to sustained by the interest of the trust even after the withdrawal of the UMN's involvement.

[citation needed] The health center takes care of minor illnesses and first aid services.

Set up in a simple building with limited resources, it now stands as one of the most well-equipped libraries in the western region and Nepal as well.