Bachelor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Four-year engineering program combining electrical-power systems with electronics, control, communication, and embedded-technology competencies.

Description
Develops competence in electromagnetics, circuit theory, power systems, machines, control systems, digital and analog electronics, signal processing, renewable energy, and communication systems. Blends high-voltage and low-voltage domains for broad industry applicability. Strengthens analytical tools, mathematical foundations, and engineering design. Prepares graduates for roles in national utilities, telecom operators, manufacturing sectors, automation industries, and consulting firms.

Curricular structure (table)
Pokhara University structures BE Electrical & Electronics around core engineering blocks. Main components include:

Features
Eight-semester professional engineering degree.
Integrates high-voltage electrical systems with electronics and communication modules.
Industry-linked learning through projects, labs, and field visits.
Eligibility criteria aligned with PCM requisites.
Fee baseline published at NPR 587,200 for constituent colleges; private colleges typically higher.

Fee
Baseline: NPR 5.87 lakh (constituent).
Typical private-college range: NPR 7 lakh to NPR 12 lakh depending on institution.

Admission process
Eligibility: Class 12 science with physics, chemistry, maths; minimum 45% or CGPA 2.0 with required subject grades.
Application submission with academic records.
Sit for Pokhara University bachelor-level entrance exam.
Merit ranking defines admission and scholarship allocation.
Seat confirmation through verification and payment.

Job prospects
Placement in power generation, transmission, and distribution agencies.
Deployment in telecom, automation, control systems, and instrumentation.
Technical roles in manufacturing, industrial plants, utilities, and renewable-energy initiatives.
Consultancy work in electrical design, safety audits, load studies, and system optimization.
Expansion roles across embedded systems, electronics integration, and communication support.