Bachelor in Economics (BECON)

Four-year economics degree emphasizing analytical rigor, quantitative methods, and applied economic reasoning for public and private-sector careers.

Focuses on economic theory, quantitative modeling, econometrics, financial systems, development analysis, and policy evaluation. Strengthens mathematical, statistical, and research capability. Trains students for decision-making roles requiring economic reasoning, data analysis, and policy interpretation.

Curricular Structure (Tables by Semester)

First Year – First Semester

First Year – Second Semester

Second Year – Third Semester

Second Year – Fourth Semester

Third Year – Fifth Semester

Third Year – Sixth Semester

Fourth Year – Seventh Semester

Fourth Year – Eighth Semester

Electives

Features
Teaching through lectures, seminars, presentations, field visits
Advanced econometrics and mathematical modeling
Courses aligned with global graduate program requirements
Study tours and field exposure
Internship opportunities in government and non-government sectors
Strong quantitative, analytical, and communication skill development

Fee
Nepali students: NPR 646,000
SAARC students: NPR 969,000
Other international students: NPR 1,292,000

Eligibility
10+2 or equivalent with minimum 45% or CGPA 2.0
Provisional admission possible for students awaiting grade 12 results

Admission process
Sit for KUSAAT written test
Interview after qualifying the written exam
Final merit list published for enrollment

Job prospects
Banks and financial institutions
Government agencies and Nepal Rastra Bank
Federal, provincial, and local planning bodies
Research units in NGOs and INGOs
Consulting firms
Corporate strategy and analytics roles
Higher studies leading to academic or research careers