Kaushiki Campus

Dharan, Sunsari

Estd. 2003

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Overview

Kaushiki Campus is a community campus established in 2003 AD (2060 BS) at Mahananda Marga, Dharan-4, Sunsari, Koshi Province. The campus is affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU) and recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of Nepal.

It focuses on accessible higher education with affordable fee structures and serves students seeking teacher-education pathways under TU’s Faculty of Education.

Mission

To expand access to quality, TU-standard teacher education for students in Dharan and surrounding districts through affordable programs and need-sensitive support.

Vision

To be a trusted community campus in Koshi Province for teacher preparation, known for affordability, academic integrity, and student support.

Objective

Deliver TU-prescribed B.Ed. curricula effectively and consistently.
Support deserving and economically disadvantaged students through quota-based scholarships.
Promote an inclusive learning environment rooted in community values.
Maintain academic compliance with TU affiliation and UGC recognition.

Highlights

Community campus founded in 2003 AD (2060 BS).
Location: Mahananda Marga, Dharan-4, Sunsari, Koshi Province.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU).
Recognition: University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal.
Affordable fee structures.
Scholarships for deserving and economically backward students (quota system).

Academic Programs

Faculty of Education (Bachelor Level):

Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) – 4 Years

TU-affiliated undergraduate program designed for aspiring schoolteachers and education professionals.

One-Year Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)

TU-affiliated one-year route as prescribed by the university for eligible candidates.

Admission Process

Admissions follow Tribhuvan University and campus rules. Applicants submit the application form at the campus office with the following documents:

SEE Mark Sheet (photocopy) – 2 copies
SEE Character Certificate (photocopy) – 2 copies
SEE Original Certificate – 2 copies
+2 or equivalent Transcript (photocopy) – 2 copies
+2 or equivalent Character Certificate (photocopy) – 2 copies
+2 Provisional Certificate (photocopy) – 2 copies
Migration Certificate (original) – 1 copy
Passport-size photos – 2 pieces

Scholarships: Kaushiki Campus provides scholarships for deserving and economically backward students based on a quota system as per campus policy.

Features

Community-governed institution serving local and regional students.
TU affiliation and UGC recognition that guide academic standards.
Focus on affordability to reduce financial barriers.
Clear documentation process for admissions.
Scholarship support that prioritizes equity and inclusion.

Teaching Methodology

Teaching and assessment follow Tribhuvan University’s B.Ed. curriculum and academic policies. The campus conducts regular classes and internal evaluations in line with TU guidelines to help students build subject knowledge and classroom readiness for school settings.

Conclusion

Kaushiki Campus offers TU-affiliated B.Ed. programs in a community setting, with affordability and support at its core. Located in Dharan-4, it provides clear admission procedures, scholarship opportunities for deserving and economically disadvantaged students, and instruction based on TU standards. Students seeking a structured pathway into teaching can pursue their studies here with the assurance of recognized affiliation and a commitment to the community.

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