Good to see GAA's revamped website with a lot of pertinent information for Alumni and others. GAA has played such an important role in my personal development, and I would like to see that continue for younger generations. And more importantly, you have done the right thing by rising up to meet new challenges of nation-building, which is no doubt the call of the hour.
—Rabi Karmacharya (Class 88).

Keep up the good work and keep us posted!
—Shekhar Nath Dhungana (Class 76).

Thanks for passing on the information and good to hear that GAA is making an attempt to transform in tune with the changing times.
—Samson Rana.

Wow - a vast improvement to what was a rather pathetic web site. I must congratulate the web team for producing a most pleasing and effective piece of write up and we can now truly feel proud of GAA. The site is simple yet has all the ingredient of an informative and effective 'news letter'. An outsider reading it will be able to understand the workings of GAA. The main thing now is to keep it updated. A small plea - would it be possible to put captions to photos so that we know who's who and what's happening. I know its a daunting task but perhaps GAA members can help here. Open it to them?
—Bhagwan Thapa (Class 66).

Thanks for asking us to visit the GAA website. What i saw, i really liked!!! I don't think i clicked every link but i found the site to be quite informative and thought the navigation was very user-friendly. Can't wait for more content to be put in. Very good job indeed!
—Suresh Acharya (Class 81).

I found the site to be quite boring... I thought it would be about the gigs happening at GAA
—Rashree Singh.