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PUBG Mobile National Championship Nepal Begins in Kathmandu
The PUBG Mobile National Championship (PMNC) Nepal has officially begun in Kathmandu, bringing together some of the country's top PUBG Mobile esports teams for a two-day national-level competition.
Organized jointly by the Esports Association of Nepal (ESAN) and Sports County, the tournament serves as an official qualifying event for the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO). With a place on the international stage at stake, Nepal's leading teams are competing for both prize money and the opportunity to represent the country at the next level.
Top 16 PUBG Mobile Teams Competing
A total of 16 of Nepal's top PUBG Mobile teams are participating in the PMNC. Among the notable competitors is DRS, one of the country's most recognized PUBG Mobile esports organizations.
However, popular team Hora Esports is not participating in the tournament as the team has already secured qualification for the next stage.
The competition is expected to provide an intense battle as teams compete across the two-day event to secure the highest possible position on the leaderboard.
PMNC Nepal Offers Qualification Path to PMGO
The PMNC is particularly important for Nepal's PUBG Mobile esports scene because it provides a pathway toward the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO).
For participating teams, the tournament is more than just a national championship. Strong performances can provide an opportunity to advance to the international stage and compete against top PUBG Mobile teams from around the world.
With Nepal's esports scene continuing to grow, tournaments such as PMNC are becoming an important platform for discovering and developing competitive gaming talent.
PMNC Nepal Prize Pool
Along with qualification opportunities, teams are competing for a significant cash prize based on their final standings.
The prize distribution is as follows:
| Position | Prize Money |
|---|---|
| 🥇 1st | $2,500 |
| 🥈 2nd | $1,500 |
| 🥉 3rd | $1,000 |
| 4th | $800 |
| 5th | $700 |
| 6th | $600 |
| 7th | $500 |
| 8th | $400 |
| 9th | $250 |
| 10th | $250 |
| 11th | $150 |
| 12th | $150 |
| 13th–16th | $100 each |
The winning team will take home US$2,500, while the runner-up and third-place teams will receive US$1,500 and US$1,000, respectively.
Growing PUBG Mobile Esports Scene in Nepal
The start of PMNC highlights the growing popularity of competitive PUBG Mobile in Nepal. With established organizations, emerging teams and a growing community of esports supporters, Nepal continues to build its presence in the regional esports ecosystem.
The tournament also gives local players an opportunity to compete at a higher level and gain valuable experience against some of the country's strongest teams.
As the two-day championship progresses, attention will remain on the leaderboard and the teams fighting for the national title and a chance to progress toward the PMGO.
What to Expect From PMNC Nepal
With 16 teams competing for the championship, prize money and international qualification, the PMNC Nepal is expected to deliver highly competitive PUBG Mobile action in Kathmandu.
DRS and the other participating teams will be looking to maintain consistency throughout the tournament, while the absence of already-qualified Hora Esports leaves the field open for another team to claim the national championship.
The final standings will determine which team emerges as Nepal's PMNC champion and takes an important step toward the international PUBG Mobile esports stage.
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