• Name & Location: Kalika Multiple Campus (KMC), Kajipokhari, Pokhara-18, Pokhara, Kaski.
• Established: 1990 AD (2048 BS).
• Type: Community-based, nonprofit higher education institution.
• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU).
• Accreditation: QAA certified by University Grants Commission (UGC).
• Student & Staff Strength: 1,440 students; 32 teaching and 15 non-teaching staff.
• Mission: To provide affordable, quality education and produce skilled, responsible, and knowledgeable citizens.
• Student Base: Students from Pokhara and nearby districts like Tanahun, Gorkha, Lamjung, Syangja, Parbat, Baglung, Myagdi, Mustang.
• Reputation: Known for low cost, high performance, and result-based management.
• Facilities & Environment: Supportive learning environment, comprehensive facilities, experienced faculty, inclusive and affordable education.
• Community Involvement: Founded and developed with active participation of local community, educators, and organizations.
   

10+2 Programs (NEB Affiliated)

• Ten Plus Two (+2) Science
• Ten Plus Two (+2) Management
• Ten Plus Two (+2) Humanities
• Ten Plus Two (+2) Education

Bachelor’s Programs (Tribhuvan University Affiliated)

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) – Four Years
• Bachelor of Education (BEd)
• Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

Master’s Programs (Tribhuvan University Affiliated)

• MA in Rural Development (MRD)
• Master of Business Studies (MBS)
  
  
  Eligibility for Admission (BBS, BA, BEd)
• Must have passed +2, PCL, or equivalent program from a board/institution recognized by Tribhuvan University (TU) with at least a second division.
• Must comply with all application procedures.

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• Admission Criteria

• Written Test
  • Conducted by the campus.
  • Minimum passing score: 40%.
  • Covers:
    • Verbal Ability
    • Logical Reasoning
    • Quantitative Ability
    • General Awareness
• Interview
  • Shortlisted candidates from the written test are interviewed.
  • Final selection is based on both written test and interview performance.

Scoring Distribution

• Criteria	Marks Equivalent
  Examinations	25
  S.L.C./S.E.E.	25
  +2 / PCL	50
  Total	100

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Teaching & Learning Pedagogy

• Class lectures, group discussions, field visits, practical exercises, laboratory work, and project work.
• Use of multimedia projectors, Internet resources, and modern teaching aids.

Guest lecturers from management, entrepreneurship, and industry are invited regularly.

Admission Notice

• Program: 4-Year B.Ed (First Year), Bachelor Programs
• Institution: Kalika Multiple Campus, Pokhara
• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
• Application Deadlines:
  • B.Ed First Year: Closes October 16, 2025
  • Other Bachelor Programs: Closes November 16, 2025
• Apply Now: Applications are open for eligible candidates.

Scholarship Overview

• Eligibility: Up to 10% of students who pass internal and external exams.
• Types of Scholarships: Full or partial, based on merit, financial need, and social factors.
• Special Awards:
  • 100% scholarship for the overall highest scorer each year.
  • Cash reward for program toppers with highest average scores.

Selection Committee

• Five-member committee coordinated by the Campus Chief.
• Members include: Assistant Campus Chief, Department Heads, Professors’ Association Representative, and Student Representative.
• Selection ensures fair distribution of scholarships.

Criteria for Scholarship Distribution

1. Merit – Internal Examination
   • Above 65% → 25 points
   • Above 55% → 22 points
   • Above 45% → 18 points
2. Plus2 Transcript
   • Above 70% → 25 points
   • Above 50% → 15 points
3. Economically Disadvantaged (Interview Basis)
   • Extremely Poor → 25 points
   • Poor → 20–25 points
   • General Poor → 15–20 points
   • Slightly Poor → 10–15 points
4. Social & Other Considerations
   • Indigenous people → 5 points
   • Remote Area:
     • Extremely remote → 10 points
     • Rural outside Kaski → 7 points
     • Rural within Kaski → 6 points
     • Urban → 4 points
   • Female students → 5 points
   • Disabled students → 10 points
   • Dalit students → 10 points

Note: Students failing the internal exams are not eligible for scholarships.

Summary of Beneficiaries

• Meritorious students
• Economically weak students
• Female students
• Disabled students
• Dalit and other minority students
• Students from rural and remote areas

Campus Features

• Own land and building complex with modern infrastructure.
• Library operational since inception, upgraded with online, computerized, and internet-based systems.
• Canteen providing nutritious, freshly prepared meals.
• Designated parking area for students and staff.
• Sanitary pad vending machine on campus.
• Access to purified drinking water.
• Seminar hall for events, presentations, and gatherings.
• Playground for sports and recreational activities.

Facilities

• Library: Well-furnished with books, online resources, periodicals, videos, and digital study materials.
• Wi-Fi & Internet: High-speed internet accessible across the campus.
• Classrooms: Equipped with multimedia projectors.
• Cafeteria/Canteen: Nutritious meals for students and staff.
• Playground: For sports and extracurricular activities.
• Parking: Designated area for vehicles.
• Sanitary Napkin Vending Machine: Ensures easy access for female students.
• Seminar Hall: Venue for seminars, events, and workshops.
• Scholarships: 10% of students awarded partial or full scholarships based on performance in internal and board exams.