Tribhuvan University

About Tribhuvan University

Tribhuvan University is a state-funded college for advanced education, situated in Kirtipur, which is an old city in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. The college, set up in 1959, is the most seasoned in Nepal. As far as enlistment, it is the twelfth biggest college in the world. The college offers 2,079 undergrad and 2,000 postgraduate projects across a wide scope of orders. The college has 61 constituent grounds and more than 1,100 subsidiary schools the nation over. Since it is government-financed, the Tribhuvan University Fees is more affordable than many private colleges for MBBS In Nepal.

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History of Tribhuvan University

The university was set up on 25 June 1959 (or 11 Ashar 2016 BS), Tribhuvan University is the most established and biggest college in Nepal. The college was named after the late King Tribhuvan. In its initial years, all the postgraduate classes were held at Tripureshwor Campus. The authoritative office was likewise situated in Tripureshwor. It was uniquely in 1967, that the college was migrated to its primary grounds in Kirtipur – an antiquated town around 5 km south-west of the city of Kathmandu. The college, which spreads over a region of 154.77 hectares, establishes the Central Administrative Office and the Central Campus. TU marked its golden jubilee in 2009 by organizing programs.

Notable Alumni for Tribhuvan University

• Dr. Ram L. Ray, an Associate Professor famous for advancing many research fields, as well as:
• Queen Aishwarya of Nepal

Academics of Tribhuvan University

Since its commencement, the state-claimed college has extended its projects. There are five specialized foundations and four general resources. The college offers 115 courses for the specialized capability declaration level. TU offers 1079 courses at Bachelor's level and 1000 courses at the Master's level. It offers Ph.D. degrees in specialized foundations and offices. TU ran its projects just through its constituent grounds before 1980. With the expanding number of understudies needing advanced education, it was unrealistic to oblige all the understudies in the constituent grounds. The present circumstance prompted the foundation of universities in the private area because the constituent grounds alone couldn't fulfill the need. From 1979–80, TU began giving association to private schools. As of April 2016, 1,084 private and public schools were subsidiaries with TU.

In the 2014–2015 scholarly meeting 4,05,341 understudies were taken a crack at TU scholastic projects. 1,48,141 (36.55%) understudies concentrate in its 60 constituent grounds including 38 focal offices, while 2,57,200 (63.45%) understudies concentrate in 1,053 partnered schools. TU has 7,841 training personnel and 7,413 non-instructing staff incorporating the care staff in its constituent grounds. The quantity of all-out representatives is 15,254.

Tribhuvan University Ranking

Tribhuvan University is positioned as 800 - 1000 colleges of the world according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings in 2023-24, distributed by the Times Higher Education (THE) magazine. It is positioned among the 251-300 best colleges in Asia. It is positioned at 6676 on the planet and second in the nation according to the ‘4icu Organization of University Ranking’.

Technical Institutes of Tribhuvan University

The college oversees its science and innovation programs, for example, BSc, BE, MBBS, and so on, through its specialized organizations. There are five specialized establishments at the college, each dealing with a particular area inside the field of science and innovation schooling.

• Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science
• Institute of Medicine
• Institute of Engineering
• Institute of Science and Technology
• Institute of Forestry

Faculties and Cultural Departments

There are four faculties and a total of 38 associated central departments at the university:

• Central Department of Management
• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
• Central Department of Anthropology
• Central Department of Botany
• Central Department of Buddhist Studies
• Central Department of Chemistry
• Central Department of Computer Science and Information Technology
• Central Department of Nepalese History, Culture, and Archaeology
• Central Department of Economics
• Central Department of English
• Central Department of Environmental Science
• Central Department of Biotechnology
• Central Department of Fine Arts
• Central Department of Food Technology
• Central Department of Geography
• Central Department of Hydrology and Meteorology
• Central Department of Geology
• Central Department of Hindi
• Central Department of Home Science
• Central Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
• Central Department of Library Science
• Central Department of Linguistics
• Central Department of Maithili
• Central Department of Mathematics
• Central Department of Microbiology
• Central Department of Nepali
• Central Department of Nepal Bhasha
• Central Department of Physics
• Central Department of Political Science
• Central Department of Population Studies
• Central Department of Psychology
• Central Department of Rural Development
• Central Department of Sanskrit
• Central Department of Sociology
• Central Department of Statistics
• Central Department of Zoology
• New Master's Programmes under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences:
  • Master's Programme in International Relations and Diplomacy (MIRD)
  • Masters of Arts in Crisis Management Studies (ICMS)
  • Masters of Social Work
• Faculty of Management
  • Central Department of Public Administration
  • Central Department of Management
• Faculty of Education
  • Central Department of Education
• Faculty of Law
  • Central Department of Law

The following is a partial list of constituent colleges of the university:

Province 1

• Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus, Ilam
• Mechi Multiple Campus, Jhapa
• Mahendra Morang Adarsh Multiple Campus, Biratnagar
• Snatakottar (Postgraduate) Campus, Biratnagar
• Nursing Campus, Biratnagar
• Purwanchal Campus, Dharan
• Mahendra Multiple Campus, Dharan
• Central Campus of Technology, Dharan
• Dhankuta Multiple Campus, Dhankuta
• Tehrathum Multiple Campus, Chuhandanda, Terhathum
• Bhojpur Multiple Campus, Bhojpur
• Mahendra Bindeshwori Multiple Campus, Rajbiraj
• Panchthar Multiple Campus, (Panchthar)

Province 2

• Dumarwana Multiple Campus, Dumarwana Bara
• Ramshwaroop Ramsagar Multiple Campus, Janakpur
• Thakur Ram Multiple Campus, Birgunj
• National Academy Campus, Birgunj
• S.S.M.Yadhav Multiple Campus, Siraha

Bagmati Province

• Hetauda Campus, Hetauda
• Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, Bhaktapur
• Sanothimi Campus, Bhaktapur
• Patan Samyukta Campus, Patan Dhoka
• Pulchowk Campus, Pulchowk
• Nepal Commerce Campus, Min Bhawan
• Thapathali Campus, Thapathali
• Jana Prasashan Campus, Jamal
• University Campus, Kirtipur
• Mahendra Ratna Campus, Tahachal
• Ayurved Campus, Kirtipur
• Public Youth Campus, Dhobichaur
• Saraswoti Multiple Campus, Lainchaur
• Amrit Campus, Lainchaur
• Central Campus, Maharajgung
• Nursing Campus, Maharajgunj
• Lalitkala Campus, Bhotahiti
• Trichandra Multiple Campus, Ghantaghar
• Padmakanya Multiple Campus, Bagbazar
• Shankerdev Campus, Putalisadak
• Ratna Rajya Laxmi Campus, Pradarshani Marg
• Nepal Law Campus, Pradarshani Marg
• Bishwa Bhasa Campus, Pradarshani Marg

Gandaki Province

• Gorkha Campus, Gorkha
• Lamjung Campus, Sundarbazar
• Paschimanchal Campus, Pokhara
• Pokhara Nursing Campus, Pokhara
• Pokhara Campus, Pokhara
• Prithivi Narayan Campus, Pokhara
• Dhaulagiri Campus, Baglung
• Janapriya Multiple campus, Pokhara

Lumbini Province

• Tribhuvan Multiple Campus, Palpa
• Butwal Multiple Campus, Butwal
• Paklihawa Campus, Paklihawa
• Bhairahawa Multiple Campus, Bhairahawa
• Mahendra Multiple Campus, Dang
• Rapti Babai Campus, Tulsipur, Dang
• Mahendra Multiple Campus, Nepalgunj
• Nursing Campus, Nepalgunj

Karnali Province

• Surkhet Campus, Birendranagar
• Jumla Campus, Jumla
• Musikot Multiple Campus, Rukum

Sudurpaschim Province

• Doti Multiple Campus, Doti
• Dadeldhura Campus, Dadeldhura
• Siddhanath Science Campus, Mahendranagar
• Kailali Multiple Campus, Dhangadhi
• Jagannath Multiple Campus, Baitadi
• Krishna Snatak Campus, Darchula
• Gokuleshwor Multiple Campus Darchula
• Mahakali Multiple Campus, Kanchanpur

Organization

TU is a government-financed but still an autonomous organization. The head of the government, the prime minister, is its chancellor.

• Chancellor: Prime Minister of Nepal (Khadga Prasad Oli)
• Pro-Chancellor: Minister of Education (Krishna Gopal Shrestha)
• Vice Chancellor: Prof. Dr. Dharma Kant Baskota
• Rector: Prof. Dr. Shiva Lal Bhusal
• Registrar: Prof. Dr. Peshal Dahal

Council

Tribhuvan University has five decision-making bodies:

• The University Council is the supreme body that makes decisions on policies, budget, rules and regulations, and the formation of special committees and commissions.
• Executive Council implements operational decisions while the University Council accepts donations to the university. It makes decisions on grants, affiliation to private campuses, and appointments of university officials.
• The Academic Council makes decisions on policies and practices regarding curriculum, teaching, examinations, and research.
• The Research Coordination Council makes policies on TU research activities, approves guidelines for researchers, and coordinates the functions of university-level research organizations.
• The Planning Council has an advisory role in preparing plans (long- and short-term), developing annual programs, and evaluating program implementation.

Facilities

• Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground
• Tribhuvan University Central Library
• Societies
• Research centers
• Faculty of nursing
• Faculty of Ayurveda
• Faculty of Optometry

Tribhuvan University has the following research centers:

• Centre for Economic Development and Administration (CEDA)
• Centre for Nepal and Asian Studies (CNAS), formerly called the Institute for 3.Nepal and Asian Studies (INAS)
• Research Centre for Applied Science and Technology (RECAST)
• Research Centre for Educational Innovation and Development (CERID)

Courses

The faculty of Tribhuvan University runs both general as well as professional academic Programmes. The Programmes offered by the faculty are as follows:

• Bachelor’s Level
• Post Graduate Diploma Level
• Master’s Level
• M. Phil.
• Ph.D.

Some new Degrees established:

• MPS (Masters of Police Science)
• Professional MBA (Masters of Business Administration)
• MBA-IT (Masters of Business Administration in Information Technology)
• MBA-HCM (Masters of Business Administration in Health Care Management)
• Master of Adventure Tourism Studies (MATS)

Bachelor’s Programmes under Annual System:

• Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

Areas of Specialization:

• General Management
• Marketing Management
• Finance
• Accountancy
• Management Science

Bachelor’s Programmes under Semester System:

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
• Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance (BBA-F)
• Bachelor of Information Management (BIM)
• Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM)
• Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
• Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
• Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA)
• Bachelor of Mountaineering Studies (BMS)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Police Sciences (PGDPS)

Areas of Specialization:

• Banking and Finance
• Industrial Management
• Marketing Management
• Travel and Tourism Management
• Management Information System

Masters’ Programmes under Semester System:

• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Business Administration in Finance (MBA-F) - (New Program)
• Master of Business Administration in Information Technology (MBA-IT)
• Master of Travel and Tourism Management (MTTM)
• Master of Hospitality Management (MHM)
• Master of finance Control (MFC)
• Master of Business Management (MBM)
• MBA in Global Leadership Development (MBA-GLM)
• Master of Business Studies (MBS)
• Master of Adventure Tourism Studies (MATS)
• Master of Public Administration (MPA)
• Master of Police Science (MPS)

Areas of Specialization:

• General Management
• Marketing Management
• Finance
• Accountancy
• Management Science

Master of Public Administration (MPA) Areas of Specialization:

• Development Management
• Human Resource Management
• Local Governance and Development
• Civil Society Governance
• Public Policy

Master of Philosophy in Management (M. Phil.)

Areas of Specialization:

• Management
• Finance
• Accountancy
• Marketing

M. Phil in Public Administration Areas of Specialization:

• Public Policy
• Human Resource Management
• Local Governance and NGO Management

Ph. D Program in Management and Public Administration:

• Enlarging relations internationally to get access to innovative Programmes and supports therein.

Tribhuvan University Admission Process:

For the candidates who want to study at Tribhuvan University, they must qualify the National Eligibility Entrance Exam (NEET). The Tribhuvan University admission procedure is generally based on several counseling and also academic progress. Students should read the following points for more clarity.

• Fill the ‘application form’ for the desired college he or she is taking admission to.
• The students will get an offer letter which is kept for later.
• The students should pay for the University/ College enrolment expense.
• After paying the fees, the candidate should apply for the visa.
• Get the visa and then they are set for studying at Tribhuvan University.

Eligibility Criteria: Age

The age should be minimum of 17 years old during admission.

Qualification

Class 12th in Science, with PCB and English subjects recognized by the authorities of India.

Minimum qualifying percentage

50% in 10 + 2 (General) 45% (SC/ ST/ OBC)

Qualifying Entrance

NEET

Medium of teaching

English

Duration of course

6

Documents Required For Tribhuvan University Admission:

• Passport
• 10th mark sheet and certificate.
• 12th mark sheet and certificate.
• Birth certificate
• 10th passport size photographs
• Official invitation from letter from the Tribhuvan University.
• Authorization of all documents from the Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi
• Legalization of all documents by the Nepal Embassy.
• Visa fees
• Bank receipt of the paid tuition fee of 1st year.

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Advantages of studying at Tribhuvan University:

There are a lot of advantages to studying at Tribhuvan University. Some of them are as follows:

• The University has a low fee structure which helps students to come and pursue their careers here.
• Tribhuvan University provides assured quality of education to all its students.
• Tribhuvan University also has amicable relations with other nations.
• Tribhuvan University offers direct admission without any donation fee or hidden costs.
• The medical degree of Tribhuvan University is also valid in other countries.
• Tribhuvan University has a highly developed infrastructure.
• The University is also recognized by MCI (Medical Council of India) and WHO (World Health Organization).
• There is no language barrier issue in this University.
• Tribhuvan University provides full stock of all sorts of books in the library for a better understanding of the students.
• The living expenses of Kirtipur are quite cheap as compared to other countries.
• Tribhuvan University provides a very high class of accommodation and amenities to its students.
• Tribhuvan University provides excellent faculty and teaching staff.
• Tribhuvan University has the modern and one of the best methodologies of teaching.
• Documentation system of this university unlike some others is very simple and fast.
• Tribhuvan University also does not demand its students to clear language exams like IELTS and TOEFL