Bachelors of Information Technology (BIT)

• Four-year dual-degree IT program delivered jointly by Kathmandu University and Crown Institute of Higher Education, Australia.
• First two years taught at KU; final two years at CIHE in Australia.
• Builds core IT capability: programming, systems, networking, databases, web technologies, software engineering, and applied computing.
• Credit transfer occurs every semester; final degree bears seals of both institutions.
• If Australian visa is denied, all four years are completed at KU.

Curricular structure (table)
(Program publishes structure by modality, not semester-wise. Below is the structural overview.)

Features
• Dual institutional registration
• Two-year KU + two-year CIHE structure
• Dual-seal transcript and joint convocation
• Maximum 30 seats per intake
• Guaranteed KU completion pathway if visa is denied
• International academic exposure with industry-relevant IT skill formation

Fee
• NPR 960,000 (tentative)

Eligibility
• +2 or equivalent in science (PCM/Computer Science)
• Minimum 50% aggregate or CGPA ≥ 2.0
• Strong academics + English proficiency for visa competitiveness

Admission process
• Prepare academic transcripts, certificates, passport/citizenship, and photo
• Complete program registration form
• Sit for entrance examination
• Undergo admission screening based on eligibility and exam performance

Job prospects
• Software development
• Web and mobile application development
• IT consulting
• System and network administration
• Cloud and DevOps roles
• Database administration
• ICT support, QA, and testing
• Technical roles in banks, telecom, government, and private sector