Affiliated to Tribhuvan University
Formerly Janakpur Engineering College

Study Civil, Computer, or Electronics Engineering: TU-affiliated BE programs in Bhaktapur, Nepal.

Four-year Bachelor of Engineering programs affiliated to Tribhuvan University, Institute of Engineering, on a purpose-built campus in Tathali, Bhaktapur.

Admission 2083/84: inquiries open
TU AffiliatedB.E. degrees awarded by Tribhuvan University
3 BE ProgramsCivil · Computer · Electronics, 192 seats
Merit Scholarships50% to 100% for entrance toppers
Since 2058 BSTwo decades of graduate engineers

What makes ICE different

Nepal's first Digital Twin engineering ecosystem

You won't just read about bridges and networks. You'll capture them with drones, rebuild them in 3D, and test them with AI. One modern workflow, taught across all three programs.

Students checking a survey instrument before taking measurements
Measure a real site
Students presenting and reviewing a civil engineering model
Turn evidence into a model
Students testing an electronics project together
Test the connected system
  1. 01MeasureDrones & survey sensors capture a real site
  2. 02ModelTurn it into a smart 3D BIM model
  3. 03TestSimulate how it behaves before it is built
  4. 04OperateLive data & AI keep the twin learning

BE Admission 2083/84

Merit-based, through the IOE entrance

Every seat is awarded on rank through the Institute of Engineering entrance examination under Tribhuvan University. The 2083 entrance result was published on 4 Aug — four steps from result to enrollment.

A recreated high-definition ICE engineering classroom during a structural lesson
Admission leads into a real classroom, not another form.
Read your IOE resultThe 2083 pass list is out. Put in your rank and we will show you where it sits and what happens next.
Apply with your rankSend your entrance score to ICE. Selection is strictly merit-based.
Check the merit listLists are published on the website and notice board.
Complete enrollmentSubmit documents and fees before the deadline.

Merit scholarships: 50% to 100%

Awarded on aggregate +2 and IOE entrance performance. Limited slots; conditions apply. How scholarships work →

Fee structure & payments

Review what to request, what may be separate, and how merit awards work before you enroll. View fee & scholarship guidance →

A Computer Engineering student debugging code and a development board in the recreated ICE laboratory scene
The people and learning environment behind the admission process.

Our Conviction

The bridges, networks, and power lines Nepal builds next will be drawn by people who are students today. Everything on this campus exists to make them ready.

A group of ICE students studying together outdoors

About the College

A new name. The same two-decade foundation.

Imperial College of Engineering (ICE) carries forward the legacy of Janakpur Engineering College, which has produced graduate engineers under Tribhuvan University since 2058 BS. In 2082 BS the college moved from Kupondole, Lalitpur to a purpose-built campus in Tathali, Bhaktapur: the same institution, affiliation, and academic record, with modern classrooms and room to grow.

The ICE identity brings the college's current name, Bhaktapur campus, TU affiliation, and three BE programs into one clear public record while preserving the JEC name for alumni and historical references.

High-definition recreated aerial view of the Imperial College of Engineering campus in Tathali
The actual purpose-built Tathali campus and its surrounding grounds.

Campus in use

Learning continues between the classroom, library and student spaces

These documentary photographs show the everyday places students use to read, meet, eat and take part in campus life.

Students gathering around a football during an outdoor sports session
Outdoor activity gives students a shared space beyond scheduled classes.
A student reading beside shelves of books in the college library
The library supports focused reading and reference work.
The ICE campus canteen recreated in high definition from the original photograph
The canteen provides an everyday place to pause between classes.

Campus Facilities

Built for study, made for students

HostelOn-campus accommodation for students from across Nepal.
LibraryCourse texts, references, and quiet reading space.
Computer LabsNetworked labs with internet access for practical work.
CafeteriaFresh, affordable meals and tea on campus.
SportsGrounds and games for balance beyond the classroom.
TransportationCollege transport routes serving the valley.
A Computer Engineering student working inside the recreated ICE computer laboratory

Computer labs

Networked workstations arranged for practical classes.

A student reading beside the library shelves

Library

Books and reading space for individual study.

Students sharing tea and notes inside the recreated ICE campus canteen

Canteen

A shared place for meals and breaks between classes.

Students playing table tennis in an indoor recreation space

Indoor sport

Recreation space for activity outside academic hours.

A student receiving practical guidance in the recreated engineering workshop

Workshop

Shared benches support supervised practical work.

Civil Engineering students carrying out recreated monsoon survey fieldwork
Civil: field observations continue in imperfect weather.
Civil Engineering students completing a recreated concrete materials practical
Materials: test, record and compare.
An Electronics Engineering student testing a circuit trainer in the recreated ICE laboratory
Electronics: measure before assuming.

Projects & Practical Learning

Engineering is learned by making, measuring, and testing

Coursework moves into field and project work: Civil students build survey practice, Computer students develop software and systems projects, and Electronics students work through circuit, embedded, and communication problems.

  • Fieldwork  Surveying and site-based Civil Engineering practice
  • Project work  Minor and major projects across all three programs
  • Discipline labs  Computing, electronics, and engineering analysis spaces

Questions & Answers

Admission questions, answered

Is Imperial College of Engineering affiliated with Tribhuvan University?

Yes. Imperial College of Engineering (formerly Janakpur Engineering College) is affiliated to Tribhuvan University and teaches the Institute of Engineering (IOE) curriculum. B.E. degrees are awarded by TU, as they have been since the college was established in 2058 BS (2001 AD).

Which BE programs are available?

Three four-year B.E. programs: Civil Engineering (BCE, 96 seats), Computer Engineering (BCT, 48 seats), and Electronics, Communication & Information Engineering (BEI, 48 seats). 192 seats per intake in total.

What is the eligibility for BE admission?

+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, with a minimum 45% aggregate or grade C in each subject, or a related Diploma in Engineering, plus a valid IOE entrance examination score.

Is the IOE entrance exam required?

Yes. Every seat is awarded through the merit-based IOE entrance examination under Tribhuvan University. Register at entrance.ioe.edu.np, then apply to ICE with your rank.

Are scholarships available?

Yes, limited merit scholarships from 50% up to 100% are based on aggregate +2 and IOE entrance performance. Review the current scholarship guidance and confirm conditions with admissions.

What is the fee structure?

Fees are program-wise and explained with the payment schedule. Use the fee-planning page, then request the current intake-specific sheet from admissions.

Where is the college located?

In Tathali, Bhaktapur, on a new purpose-built campus, reachable from Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur city, with college transport routes serving the valley. View on map.

How do I apply?

Sit the IOE entrance examination, then send your rank through the application form or visit the campus. Enrollment follows the published merit lists.

Ready to start your engineering journey?

Start your 2083/84 inquiry and get clear guidance on programs, fees, scholarships, hostel arrangements, and the IOE timeline.

Contact & Location

Visit us in Tathali, Bhaktapur

The campus is an easy drive from Kathmandu and Bhaktapur city, with college transport routes serving the valley. The admissions office is open Sunday-Friday. Call, message, or visit.

Call

01-5091616

Also 9764577250 · Sunday-Friday, office hours

WhatsApp

984-9668993

Fastest for admission-season queries

Email

[email protected]

Tathali, Bhaktapur, Nepal · View on map