- Affiliation
- affiliated to Tribhuvan2
- Established
- 1998 AD3the institution
- Published seats
- 288 across 3 programmes
Programmes, seats and fees
| Programme | Seats | Length | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Civil Engineering | 962 | not published | not published |
| Bachelor in Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering | 962 | not published | not published |
| Bachelor in Computer Engineering | 962 | not published | not published |
No fee is published for any of these programmes. No source this record cites carries one.
How you get in
Tribhuvan University's rule for the whole system: One centralised computer-based entrance examination run by the IOE Entrance Examination Board, admitting to every constituent campus and every affiliated college on a single merit list2. Its portal is entrance.ioe.edu.np.
Recognition
The Nepal Engineering Council first approved this college on 24 Mangsir 2061 BS1.
No UGC quality accreditation is recorded for it. 7 of the 53 institutions in this record carry one.
Where it is, and how to reach it
- District
- Lalitpur2
- Address
- Dhapakhel, Lalitpur1
- Telephone
- 01-52290053
- Website
- kec.edu.np3
What the sources also say
- It says it has taught since 1998, and its own site names the same three programmes the regulator and the Institute of Engineering booklet do, each at 96 places.3
- It says that since 2004 it has worked with more than fifty Asian and European universities on joint projects, and that these have carried more than 120 scholarships for its students, faculty and staff.3
- Its site links 171 documents, among them a printed prospectus, an academic calendar for 2083 and its own first merit list for the 2083 intake, which is more than any other Tribhuvan-affiliated college publishes.3
- It posts fee notices for the 2081 intake whose pages carry no amount at all: what is published on the site is a heading, and the figures sit in files linked from it.3
Where every figure on this page comes from
Last checked by Imperial College of Engineering. Every figure on this page carries the document it came from and the date that document was read.