Junior Computer Technician (JCT)

Junior Computer Technician (JCT) is a CTEVT-affiliated program in Nepal that trains students in basic computer operations, repair, and maintenance to meet the growing demand for computer technicians in service and industrial sectors.

Description
The JCT program prepares students to work as entry-level computer technicians, focusing on computer repair, maintenance, and basic IT support. The curriculum develops skills required for managing computerized systems in banking, business, government, and industrial environments. Graduates are equipped to handle the increasing computerization of operations across sectors and pursue careers in repair and IT support, contributing to the technological workforce in Nepal.

Curricular Structure (table)

Features

• Duration: 15 months for SLC-passed students, 29 months for SLC-failed students.
• Competency-based curriculum with practical focus.
• Medium of instruction: English and/or Nepali.
• Maximum batch size varies by institute.

Admission process (points)

• Must have passed or appeared for SLC.
• Submit application to selected CTEVT-affiliated institute.
• Duration depends on SLC pass/fail status.
• Selection based on merit and institute policies

Job prospects

• Computer repair technician in private, public, and service sectors.
• IT support roles in businesses, banks, and government offices.
• Opportunities in hardware maintenance and network support.
• Foundation for further studies or professional growth in computer science and IT.