Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology (BE IT)

Four-year engineering program centered on computation, communication systems, and information-handling technologies.
Builds competence in programming, data structures, operating systems, software engineering, microprocessors, communication principles, networks, web technologies, database systems, and computer organization. Strengthens analytical foundations through four mathematics modules, probability/queuing theory, and numerical methods. Emphasizes system-level understanding of data transfer, storage, distributed communication, and computer architecture. Positions graduates for broad-spectrum IT engineering roles across technical and organizational settings.

Curricular structure (table)

Features
Eight-semester structure integrating software and communication engineering.
Progressive ladder from programming → architecture → communication → networking → large-scale systems.
Strong mathematics and analog/digital electronics foundation.
Capstone project and industry-oriented modules.
Admission tied to physics–chemistry–mathematics background.
Multiple affiliated institutions offering the program.

Admission process
Eligibility: Class 12 with physics, chemistry, mathematics; minimum 45% or CGPA 2.0 with subject-wise minimums.
Application submission with academic documents.
Pokhara University entrance examination.
Merit ranking determines admission and scholarship allocation.
Seat confirmation through document verification and payment

Job prospects
Roles across software development, systems administration, network engineering, database systems, and IT-support environments.
Deployment in data-communication firms, telecom, automation units, and cybersecurity-adjacent roles.
Placement in IT departments of banks, manufacturing industries, government agencies, and service-sector organizations.
Work in web technology, embedded systems, client–server architecture, and system-integration domains.