Introduction

• Founded in 2001
• Established by prominent artists and art supporters of Nepal
• First private fine arts college in the country
• Affiliated with Tribhuvan University (BFA) and NEB (+2 Humanities)
• Offers classical music, painting, sculpture, applied arts, and traditional Nepali art courses
• Known for academic and creative achievements
• Aims to develop future artists capable of representing Nepal internationally
• Thousands of artists have graduated through its rigorous and practical learning approach

Programs

• Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) — TU
• +2 Humanities — NEB

Admission Deadline

• Follows NEB and TU academic calendars
• +2 admissions open after SEE results
• Bachelor admissions aligned with TU schedule
• Dates announced through college notifications

Admission Requirements

• For +2 Humanities:
  • Completion of SEE or equivalent
  • Required academic documents
• For BFA:
  • Completion of +2 or equivalent qualification
  • Meeting TU-prescribed requirements
  • Possible portfolio review or screening depending on program structure

Scholarship

Sirjana College of Fine Arts offers multiple scholarship schemes named after renowned Nepali artists. These scholarships reward creativity, dedication, and academic excellence.
Examples include:

• Sri Bhaju Man Chitrakar Scholarship — 60% tuition refund
• Master Chatur Ratna Udashi Scholarship — 50% tuition refund
• Sri Chandra Man Singh Maskey Scholarship — 50% tuition refund
• Sri Tej Bahadur Chitrakar Scholarship — 50% tuition refund
• Sri Balkrishna Sama Scholarship — 50% tuition refund
• Sri Manohar Man Poon Scholarship — 50% tuition refund
• Sri Amar Chitrakar Scholarship — 50% tuition refund

Features and Facilities

• Practical, studio-based education
• Workshops, exhibitions, and art-related programs
• Scholarship and award opportunities for talented students
• Exposure to classical music, visual arts, sculpture, and applied arts
• Supportive environment for developing artistic skills