Pulchowk Campus, located in Lalitpur, is one of Nepal’s most prestigious engineering institutes and the central hub of engineering education under Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Engineering (IOE). Established in 1972, the campus has earned a national and international reputation for academic excellence, research, and highly competitive entrance examinations. Every year, thousands of students from across the country compete for a limited number of seats, making admission to Pulchowk Campus one of the most challenging and respected achievements for engineering aspirants.

The campus offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees in various engineering fields such as Civil, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, Computer, Mechanical, Aerospace, Architecture, and Industrial Engineering. The academic programs are designed with a strong balance of theoretical knowledge and practical training, supported by advanced laboratories, research units, and well-equipped workshops. Pulchowk Campus is also known for its strong faculty team, consisting of highly qualified and experienced professors, researchers, and industry experts.

Beyond academics, the campus provides an enriching environment for student development. Various clubs and student organizations—such as robotics clubs, technology societies, and civil engineering associations—regularly host events, competitions, exhibitions, and technical festivals like Locus and Himalaya Exhibition. These activities help students enhance their creativity, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

Pulchowk Campus also collaborates with national and international institutions, enabling students to engage in research projects, exchange programs, and internships. Its graduates are highly sought after in Nepal and abroad for their technical expertise and strong work ethic. With a commitment to innovation, quality education, and nation-building, Pulchowk Campus continues to be the top choice for engineering students in Nepal.

Pulchowk Campus, located in Lalitpur, is one of Nepal’s most prestigious engineering institutes and the central hub of engineering education under Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Engineering (IOE). Established in 1972, the campus has earned a national and international reputation for academic excellence, research, and highly competitive entrance examinations. Every year, thousands of students from across the country compete for a limited number of seats, making admission to Pulchowk Campus one of the most challenging and respected achievements for engineering aspirants.

The campus offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees in various engineering fields such as Civil, Electrical, Electronics and Communication, Computer, Mechanical, Aerospace, Architecture, and Industrial Engineering. The academic programs are designed with a strong balance of theoretical knowledge and practical training, supported by advanced laboratories, research units, and well-equipped workshops. Pulchowk Campus is also known for its strong faculty team, consisting of highly qualified and experienced professors, researchers, and industry experts.

Beyond academics, the campus provides an enriching environment for student development. Various clubs and student organizations—such as robotics clubs, technology societies, and civil engineering associations—regularly host events, competitions, exhibitions, and technical festivals like Locus and Himalaya Exhibition. These activities help students enhance their creativity, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

Pulchowk Campus also collaborates with national and international institutions, enabling students to engage in research projects, exchange programs, and internships. Its graduates are highly sought after in Nepal and abroad for their technical expertise and strong work ethic. With a commitment to innovation, quality education, and nation-building, Pulchowk Campus continues to be the top choice for engineering students in Nepal.