- Affiliation
- affiliated to Purbanchal1
- Nature
- community2
- Established
- 2001 AD (2058 BS)2the institution
- Published seats
- 296 across 4 programmes
Programmes, seats and fees
| Programme | Seats | Length | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Architecture | 603 | 5 years4 | Rs 8,70,0004 |
| Bachelor in Civil Engineering | 963 | 4 years4 | Rs 6,96,0004 |
| Bachelor in Computer Engineering | 603 | 4 years4 | Rs 6,96,0004 |
| Bachelor in Electronics, Communication & Automation Engineering | 803 | 4 years4 | Rs 4,96,0004 |
The fee column is the figure the source below prints, for the programme as a whole. What it includes, and when each instalment falls due, is not published alongside it.
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 assigns5. Its portal is entrance.puexam.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
- Bhaktapur1
- Address
- Libali, Bhaktapur1
- Telephone
- 01-51220942
- Website
- www.khec.edu.np2
What the sources also say
- It publishes a whole-programme fee for every programme it runs, headed for the 2083/84 financial year, and states what the figure excludes: Purbanchal University's registration and examination fees, a Rs 25,000 survey camp charge on Civil, and a Rs 15,000 deposit refunded on completion.4
- Two colleges in Bhaktapur are called Khwopa and they belong to different universities. This is Khwopa Engineering College at Libali, affiliated to Purbanchal; Khwopa College of Engineering is a Tribhuvan University community college. Its own site answers the question.2
- Its own fee table gives enrolment capacities of 48 for Electronics, 96 for Civil, 48 for Computer and 48 for Architecture, where the university's seat list gives 80, 96, 60 and 60. The seats column above is the university's.4
- An undertaking of Bhaktapur Municipality, and by its own account the first community-based engineering college in Nepal. It opened with Civil and Architecture in 2001, added Computer in 2002 and Electronics in 2003.2
- It publishes what happens if a student leaves: the whole semester fee back within fifteen days of classes starting, half of it within thirty, and nothing after that. The admission deposit is not refunded in either case.4
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.