BE in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (BE Electrical)

• Four-year engineering program specializing in electrical systems, electronics, power, control, and communication technologies.
• Covers power engineering, power electronics, control systems, communication systems, electrical machines, power quality, system modeling, planning, operation, and control.
• Trains graduates to contribute to hydropower development, industrial automation, energy systems, and communication infrastructure.
• Offered with two specialization tracks: Power & Control, and Communication.

Curricular structure (overview table)
(Program curriculum not provided semester-wise; here is the structural summary.)

Features
• Four-year, eight-semester structure
• Two specialization options: Power & Control, and Communication
• Scholarships: DoEEE, need-based, external funding, work-study options
• Strong base in power systems, electronics, and control engineering
• Emphasis on hydropower relevance for Nepal
• Practical labs, projects, and engineering training

Fee
• Nepali students: NPR 960,000
• SAARC students: 1.5× standard fee
• Other nationals: 2× standard fee

Admission process
• Complete 10+2 with 50% aggregate and 50% PCM, or GPA ≥ 2.4 with C+ in PCM
• Biology-stream students must have Additional Mathematics with required PCM marks
• Apply during June/July intake window
• Sit for KUCAT-CBT
• Achieve minimum threshold score
• Admission granted based on CBT merit ranking in open and quota categories

Job prospects
• Electricity authorities and hydropower plants
• Power generation, transmission, and distribution companies
• Industrial automation and manufacturing sectors
• Hospitality and infrastructure industries
• Academic and research institutions
• Communication and telecom companies
• Engineering consulting firms