BE in Mechanical Engineering (Design & Manufacturing) (BE Mechanical)

• Four-year mechanical engineering specialization focused on transforming ideas into real engineered products through design, manufacturing processes, automation, robotics, and CAD/CAM technologies.

• Provides foundational and advanced knowledge of design principles, machine elements, manufacturing systems, ergonomics, robotics, industrial automation, and digital manufacturing tools.
• Trains students to convert conceptual ideas into practical engineering designs supported by simulations, models, prototypes, and production planning.
• Emphasizes hands-on learning through labs, CAD/CAM work, design projects, and exposure to modern industrial technologies.
• Designed to meet growing industry demand for engineers skilled in automation, robotics, digital manufacturing, and product design.

Features:
• Hands-on skill development in machine element design.
• Strong grounding in manufacturing processes and production planning.
• Exposure to robotics and industrial automation.
• Training in latest CAD/CAM tools and digital design systems.
• Focus on converting imagination into manufacturable engineering solutions.

Fee:
• Nepali students: NPR 960,000
• SAARC students: 1.5× domestic fee
• International (non-SAARC): 2× domestic fee
• Excludes hostel, transportation, exam fees

Eligibility:
• Must have PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in XI and XII or equivalent.
• Minimum C grade in each subject, or 50% aggregate in PCM and overall (percentage system).
• Must appear in KUCAT-CBT and meet the threshold score.
• Admission based strictly on merit rank for open and reserved categories.

Admission process:
• Register for and sit the KUCAT-CBT.
• Achieve required threshold score.
• Merit-based selection.
• Submit academic certificates and required documents at admission.

Job prospects:
• National and international design and modelling industries
• Manufacturing and industrial automation companies
• Robotics, CAD/CAM, and industrial process engineering sectors
• Research laboratories and engineering development centers
• Production planning and process industries
• Mechanical design firms and product development companies
• Self-employment as design consultants or prototype developers
• Higher studies in design, manufacturing, robotics, automation, and industrial engineering