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The student attending the MIT program must have earned a Bachelor of Information Technology degree from TU or its equivalent. The program also accepts students with a Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Computer Science and Information Technology, Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Engineering in Computer and Electronics, Bachelor of Information Management, Bachelor of Information Systems, Bachelor of Computer Application, or their equivalent.
A student who seeks admission to the BIT program:
Completion of Grade 12 in any discipline from a recognized institution.
Candidate must have completed a Bachelor's degree from a recognized board by Tribhuvan University.
The students applying for admission to MBS course must have successfully completed the BBS programme or a bachelor degree on any discipline from Tribhuvan University or from any other University recognized by Tribhuvan University.
Candidates who have successfully completed any of the following examinations are eligible to appear in the entrance test:
Proficiency Certificate of TU in any subject.
Grade 12 in any discipline from institutions recognized by TU.
Equivalent examinations recognized by the government.
The candidate must have completed Ten Plus Two or equivalent in Science Stream from a recognized board by Tribhuvan University to be eligible for the entrance examination.
The applicant for admission to the BBS program:
The candidate submitting an application for admission to the BBA program should have:
Written Test:The admission exam known as the Central Management Admission Test (CMAT), which is administered by the Faculty of Management, must be taken by eligible applicants. The test will be conducted according to international testing norms and guidelines. It covers things like Verbal ability, Quantitative ability, Logical reasoning, and General awareness.
The CMAT will consist of one hundred (100) objective questions, twenty-five (25) of which will be in each part and carry a total score of one hundred (100). For the CMAT, the student needs to receive at least a 40% score in order to be eligible for the interview.
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Short-listed candidates will have scores in the CMAT above the cutoff. Interviews and selection for admission will only be conducted with shortlisted candidates.
When submitting an application for admission to the BITM program, students
Eligible applicants are needed to take the Central Management Admission Test (CMAT), which is administered by the Faculty of Management. The exam will adhere to worldwide testing protocols and standards. It covers topics such as Capability to communicate, Quantitative aptitude, Logical thinking, and General understanding.
The CMAT will have one hundred (100) objective questions, with twenty (25) questions in each part and a total weightage of 100 points. To be eligible for the interview, students must score at least 40% on the CMAT.
Applicants who score higher than the cut-off point in the CMAT will be considered. Only those on the shortlist will be interviewed and admitted.
The college offers scholarship as per college and tribhuvan university guidelines.
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LibraryIn the historical city of Bhaktapur, the year 2016 Kartik 19 B.S. has been designated as one of the most significant dates in terms of education. The primary cause for this was the development of Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, which gleamed as a stepping stone to education for
Kathmandu Valley’s youngest metropolis.
As we all know, the formation of an educational institution in the Rana Regime was primarily simply in the papers, which is a sad reality. At the time, Bhaktapur had only one school, the Bhaktapur English School, and two learning centers, the Sanskrit Pathshala and the Kanya Pathshala. In 2003 B.S., Bhaktapur English School was renamed Shri Padhma High School.
It is a constituent college of Tribhuvan University (TU) and offers courses like BSc CSIT, BCA, BIT, BBA, BBS, BA, MA, MIT, MBS, and so on.
Padhma High School was one of the several educational institutions named after the Rana Regime. It was reported that in the year 2003 B.S., there was not a single graduate in Bhaktapur.
Bhaktapur has always been interested in Kalakaushal, TantraMantra, and Religion, which has prevented it from progressing in education. This might be because Bhaktapur was viewed and given prominence as an agricultural hub among Kathmandu Valley’s sibling cities. Bhaktapur’s major focus was business and agriculture.
At the time of Madhyakal, there were smart individuals who were interested in literature. Vidyarthi Niketan and Sharada School were formed after 2003 B.S. After the Rana Regime fell in 2007 B.S., residents in Bhaktapur still lacked access to higher education, with Kathmandu being the sole choice for many years.
People in the area had a strong desire to obtain a higher education, and after many attempts, the wait was finally finished in 2016 when Kartik 19 B.S., Public College was granted permission to open and provide instruction up to the intermediate level. All of this was made possible by the cooperation of the then-Samsad, late Jagannath Acharya, Prof.
Yaishwaryalal Pradhananga, magistrate Pushkarlal Maskey, Principal Chandra Bahadaur Shrestha, Sarbagybhakta Malla, Durgaprasad Hada, and the people and students. Pushkarlal Maskey, the then-magistrate, presided over the formation of the college aid and trust committee.
The college aid and trust committee acted as the management committee and chose to operate 5 particular disciplines, and Bhaktapur College was created on the auspicious day of 2016 Kartik 19 B.S.
