Pre-Diploma in Survey Engineering (AMIN)

Pre-Diploma in Survey Engineering (AMIN) is a CTEVT program in Nepal that trains students in surveying techniques, mapping, and basic civil engineering tasks to prepare them for roles as assistant surveyors in public and private sectors.

Description
The program develops foundational knowledge and practical skills in surveying, measurement, and civil engineering applications. Students learn techniques for land measurement, mapping, plotting, and the use of surveying instruments. Graduates gain competency in assisting in civil projects, water supply schemes, road construction, and other infrastructural developments, with exposure to both field and classroom instruction.

Curricular Structure (table)

Features

• Duration: 18 months classroom + 6 months On-the-Job Training (OJT).
• Competency-based, market-oriented curriculum.
• Maximum 40 students per batch.
• Medium of instruction: English and/or Nepali.
• Minimum 90% attendance required.
• Combination of theory, practical demonstrations, guided practice, and self-practice.
• Grading: Distinction (80%+), First Division (75–79%), Second Division (65–74%), Third Division (Pass <65%).

Admission process (points)

• Must have passed SEE.
• Pass CTEVT-administered entrance examination.
• Submit application with SEE certificate, character certificate, and citizenship certificate.
• Selection based on merit list.

Job prospects

• Eligible for positions equivalent to Non-gazetted 2nd class/Level 4 (technical) as AMIN or assistant surveyor.
• Employment in government, local bodies, NGOs, and private surveying or civil construction firms.
• Opportunities in land management, mapping, and infrastructural project support.