Kailashkut Multiple Campus

Mitrapark, Kathmandu

Estd. 1991

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Overview

Kailashkut Multiple Campus (KMC) is a community campus in Mitrapark, Jayabageshwori, Kathmandu. Established in 2048 B.S. (1991 A.D.) by educators linked with Tribhuvan University, it runs bachelor’s programs under TU and ten-plus-two (+2) programs under the National Examination Board (NEB). The campus focuses on practical learning, steady progress, and access to education at a fair cost.

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Quick Highlights

Established: 2048 B.S. (1991 A.D.)
Type: Community, non-profit
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (Bachelor’s); National Examination Board (10+2)
Location: Mitrapark, Jayabageshwori, Kathmandu (near Pashupati Area)
Current programs: BBS, BA; +2 in Management, Humanities, Education
Teaching focus: Classroom learning with field exposure, presentations, and regular assessment
Shifts: Morning, Day, and Evening (as scheduled by the campus)
Student support: Merit/need-based fee waivers, counseling, and academic guidance

Overview

Kailashkut Campus began as a community effort to widen access to higher education in Kathmandu. For over three decades, it has offered undergraduate and higher secondary programs aligned with national standards. The academic routine is clear and steady: defined syllabi, regular tests, and activities that connect lessons with real life. Teachers provide close guidance and predictable pacing.

For +2 programs, Kailashkut follows NEB policies. For bachelor’s programs, it follows TU curricula and examination rules. The campus works with families and the local community and promotes respectful conduct and participation in social activities.

Academic Programs

Ten Plus Two (+2) under NEB

Streams:

Management: Accounting, business studies, economics; practical tasks such as projects and presentations.
Humanities: Society, culture, language, media; strong reading and writing practice.
Education: Basics of pedagogy, classroom practices, child development; a start for future teacher training.

Duration: Two academic years.

Assessment: As per NEB rules (internal work plus board examinations).

Eligibility: SEE or equivalent with the GPA and subject requirements set by NEB and the campus.

Typical tasks: Term tests, written assignments, presentations, basic field exposure, and library work.

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) — Tribhuvan University

The BBS program runs for four years under the TU structure and introduces students to accounting, finance, marketing, the business environment, organizational behavior, and the basics of entrepreneurship. Classes mix concept teaching with case discussions, student presentations, and report writing; where possible, learners also complete short field tasks or visits. Assessment includes internal evaluation and TU’s annual/terminal examinations. Graduates typically begin in entry-level roles across business and administration, banking and finance, sales and marketing, entrepreneurship, or public and social-sector work that calls for business awareness.

Bachelor of Arts (BA) — Tribhuvan University

The BA is a four-year program under TU with subject combinations drawn from the humanities and social sciences—such as English/Nepali, Sociology, Rural Development, and Journalism and Mass Communication—subject to TU approval and campus offerings. Learning centers on reading and analysis, seminars, presentations, short research assignments, and attention to local issues. Assessment combines internal tasks with TU examinations. Graduates move into education, social development, media, public service preparation, and other roles that require strong language skills and clear analytical thinking.

Program combinations, seat capacity, and subject offerings depend on campus decisions and TU approvals for each academic year.

Admission Process

Inquiry and counseling
Visit the campus office at Mitrapark or contact the administration desk for details on programs, eligibility, schedules, and fees.
Application form
Fill out the form for the intended program. Attach recent photographs and preliminary academic records.
Eligibility screening
- +2 entry: SEE or equivalent with NEB-defined GPA and subject prerequisites.
- Bachelor’s entry: NEB +2 or equivalent in a relevant stream; TU rules apply.
Entrance/admission assessment (if applicable)
Some intakes may include short tests or interviews to gauge readiness and subject fit.
Document verification
Submit mark sheets, character certificate, migration/transfer certificate (as needed), and citizenship or birth certificate (as applicable).
Fee confirmation and seat booking
Pay the initial fee as per the notice. Keep receipts and the admission offer.
Orientation and sectioning
The campus shares class timing (morning/day/evening), section details, and the academic calendar.

Mini-checklist (documents):

Mark sheets and character certificate (SEE/+2 as relevant)
Migration/transfer certificate (if required)
Citizenship or birth certificate (as applicable)
Passport-size photographs
Scholarship form and proof (if applying for a waiver)

Teaching and Learning

Classes follow the syllabus with room for discussion and practice.

Lectures with Q&A: Short concept delivery followed by questions.
Presentations: Students explain topics to build clarity and speaking skills.
Group tasks: Brief projects, case notes, or small surveys.
Field exposure: Where relevant, short visits or observation to link lessons with local context.
Regular evaluation: Unit tests, terminal exams, and internal assignments track progress.

Mentoring and counseling are available through the administration and subject teachers. The campus values punctuality, academic honesty, and respectful behavior.

Facilities

Classrooms: Whiteboards and seating arranged for clear sightlines.
Library: Textbooks, reference works, and journals aligned with NEB/TU courses.
Computer access: Lab support for basic digital tasks and report writing (as scheduled).
Internet: Access for academic use under campus rules.
Assessment spaces: Halls and rooms for internal tests and terminal evaluations.
Student support desk: Forms, notices, scholarship guidance, and document processing.
Health and safety: Basic first-aid and campus safety rules.
Sports and co-curricular areas: Indoor/outdoor games and student clubs, as per the calendar.

Extracurricular Activities (ECA)

Sports: Football, cricket, table tennis, and fitness activities (as scheduled).
Arts and culture: Poetry recitals, debate, and cultural events.
Media and presentation: Notice-board features, presentations, and basic campus reporting.
Community service: Clean-up drives or cause days with local bodies.
Competitions: Essay, quiz, and public speaking.

Scholarships and Financial Support

Kailaskhkut Campus offers fee-waiver support:

Merit-based waivers: For strong board exam results and consistent internal performance.
Need-based support: For low-income households, including marginalized and disadvantaged groups, and students with disability, in line with national inclusion priorities.
Special provisions: Limited waivers on admission or tuition components as announced in intake notices.

Selection is based on the application, academic records, and supporting documents. Apply within the announced deadlines and keep copies of all submissions.

Achievements and Milestones

Foundation: Established in 2048 B.S. by a team of educators associated with TU to expand local access to higher education.
NEB affiliation: +2 programs added in 2057 B.S. (2000 A.D.).
Three decades of service: Continued contribution to Kathmandu’s education ecosystem with steady intakes in +2 streams and BBS/BA.
Community governance: Campus decisions involve community participation through formal committees and advisory roles.

Why Choose Kailashkut Campus?

Community-based ethos: Non-profit approach and steady academic culture.
Balanced pace: Regular tests and assignments instead of last-minute pressure.
Central location: Convenient for students across Kathmandu Valley.
Recognized frameworks: NEB and TU structures used nationwide.
Costs and waivers: Manageable fee plan with merit/need-based support.
Guidance: Counseling for course planning, exam preparation, and future steps.

Message Highlights from Campus Leadership

Campus Chief Message:

Focus on steady learning, clear instruction, and growth across academics, culture, and social conduct. Students are encouraged to speak openly with the administration and share feedback.

Chairman's Message:

Quality assurance, transparent management, and academic planning aligned with community needs. Faculty and staff engage students through participatory teaching and uphold accountability.

Conclusion

Kailashkut Multiple Campus provides a clear route for students who want TU bachelor’s programs and NEB +2 options in a community setting. Learning includes presentations, short field tasks, and regular evaluation. Scholarships and counseling support students who need academic or financial help. For pathways in business, humanities, social sciences, or teacher education, KMC offers a stable routine and accessible guidance.

FAQs

1) Which programs are available at KMC?

BBS and BA under Tribhuvan University; +2 in Management, Humanities, and Education under NEB. Confirm subject groups for the current intake.

2) What are the eligibility rules for +2 and bachelor’s entry?

+2: SEE or equivalent with NEB-defined GPA and subject prerequisites. Bachelor’s: NEB +2 or equivalent; TU rules on minimum marks and subjects apply.

3) Does KMC offer fee waivers?

Yes. Merit-based and need-based waivers are announced each intake. Students from disadvantaged groups and students with disability may receive priority as per policy.

4) How are classes scheduled?

Morning, day, and evening sections based on program and demand. The timetable is shared during orientation.

5) Which documents are needed for admission?

Application form, photographs, academic certificates and mark sheets, migration/transfer (as needed), citizenship or birth certificate, and—if applying for a waiver—supporting proof.

Contact Kailashkut Multiple Campus's administrative office for detailed information on the course, admissions, location, fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling or eligibility.