- Affiliation
- affiliated to Purbanchal1
- Established
- 2000 AD2the institution
- Published seats
- 192 across 2 programmes
Programmes, seats and fees
| Programme | Seats | Length | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Architecture | 963 | 5 years2 | not published |
| Bachelor in Civil Engineering | 963 | 4 years2 | not published |
No fee is published for any of these programmes. No source this record cites carries one.
How you get in
Purbanchal University's rule for the whole system: One centralised entrance examination run by the Faculty of Engineering for every constituent and affiliated college, on one date, at centres the faculty assigns4. Its portal is entrance.puexam.edu.np.
Recognition
The Nepal Engineering Council first approved this college on 1 Jestha 2070 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
What the sources also say
- Three sources give three answers here. The regulator registers two programmes at Imadole, Lalitpur; the faculty's seat list names Architecture and Civil in Kathmandu; the college's own site gives two campuses, New Baneshwor and Gwarko.2
- Its own site adds a Bachelor of Technology in Artificial Intelligence, which appears in no other document read for this census, and puts its fee inside a 2026 brochure that has not been opened.2
- Architecture runs five years here and Civil four, which its own programme pages publish and the university's seat list does not.2
- Admission is the university's entrance examination followed by a personal interview at the college, which the college states as its own process.2
Where every figure on this page comes from
Nepal Engineering Council, registered colleges under Purbanchal University
Purbanchal University Faculty of Engineering, List of Colleges offering undergraduate programs
Undated inside the document; its filename dates it to July 2024, so it is at least one admission cycle old and predates the two newest colleges on this register.
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.