Bachelor in Nepali

• Four-year Tribhuvan University program focused on modern and classical Nepali literature, language, criticism, literary theory, creative writing, linguistics, and research methodology.

• Provides deep study of Nepali stories, novels, drama, poetry, travel literature, essays, folk literature, and pre-modern writings.
• Develops capacity for creative writing, literary analysis, criticism, linguistic study, and research.
• Offers elective options in creative writing, rhetoric, post-2036 literature, children’s literature, and journalism.
• Includes advanced study of Nepali linguistics, modern poetry, ghazal, literary theory, and academic writing.
• Prepares students for careers in teaching, writing, journalism, editing, cultural institutions, and research.
• Strengthens grounding for higher studies in Nepali, linguistics, translation, media, literature, and creative writing.

Curricular Structure in Table (TU BA Nepali)

Compulsory Subjects (TU BA Structure)
• First Year: C.Eng.401 Reading and Writing in English
• Second Year: C.Nep.402 Compulsory Nepali / Alt. Eng.402 for international students
• Third Year: C.Eng.403 Reading and Writing Across the Disciplines

Features
• Comprehensive study of modern and classical Nepali literature
• Elective flexibility across creative, analytical, and research-focused areas
• Integration of linguistics, literary theory, criticism, and academic writing
• Training for journalism, editing, and creative writing careers
• Strong theoretical and practical orientation toward Nepali language and literature

Fee (Tentative)
• Public/community campuses: NPR 15,000–35,000 per year
• Private TU-affiliated colleges: NPR 60,000–120,000 per year
(Varies by institution.)

Admission Process
• Completion of +2 or equivalent in any discipline
• Application submission to the respective campus
• Screening or brief interview if required
• Document verification and enrollment after payment

Job Prospects
• Instructor or lecturer in Nepali language, literature, or creative writing
• Editor, proofreader, or content specialist in media, publishing, and digital platforms
• Reporter, columnist, or feature writer in Nepali journalism
• Researcher in language, literature, culture, or education sectors
• Officer-level eligibility through Lok Sewa in education, culture, and information ministries
• Writer of fiction, non-fiction, drama, or poetry for print and digital media
• Scriptwriter for radio, TV, film, and theatre
• Cultural program coordinator in heritage and literary institutions
• Roles in NGOs/INGOs working in language, education, communication, or community development