Saraswati Campus Sindhuli (सरस्वती क्याम्पस, डकाहा, सिन्धुली) is a community-based campus established in 2007 (2064 BS). It is located in Dudhauli Municipality-4, Dakaha, Sindhuli, Bagmati Province, Nepal. The campus is affiliated with Tribhuvan University and recognized by the University Grants Commission of Nepal. It runs full-time bachelor’s degree programs in Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) and Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS).
Saraswati Campus Sindhuli has developed with financial support and aid from Dudhauli Municipality, UGC, the Ministry of Social Development of Bagmati Province, and local citizens of Dakaha, Dudhauli, and Sindhuli District. The campus also provides scholarships and basic student support services for different social groups.
Community-based campus established in 2007 (2064 BS)
Located in Dudhauli Municipality-4, Dakaha, Sindhuli
Affiliated with Tribhuvan University
Recognized by the University Grants Commission of Nepal
Campus code: 636
Offers B.Ed. and BBS under the annual system
Led by Campus Chief Bedraj Dahal
The campus serves students seeking undergraduate study in education and management in Sindhuli District. Its academic focus is centered on two four-year programs under Tribhuvan University. The B.Ed. program is offered under the Faculty of Education, and the BBS program is offered under the Faculty of Management.
The campus also highlights subject areas within both programs. In B.Ed., the available study areas include English Education, Math Education, Nepali Education, Health Education, and Population Education. In BBS, the study areas mentioned include Account, Economics, Marketing, Finance, and Statistics.
Saraswati Campus Sindhuli offers the following programs:
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) – 4 years, annual examination system, TU Faculty of Education
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) – 4 years, annual examination system, TU Faculty of Management
Admission to the four-year B.Ed. and BBS programs is open to students who have completed Grade 12, Higher Secondary, or an equivalent qualification.
For TU B.Ed. admission, the required documents include:
Academic transcript or grade sheet of Class 12 / +2 or equivalent
Character certificate
Migration certificate, if applicable
Transfer certificate from the previous institution
Copy of citizenship certificate or birth certificate
Passport-size photographs
Completed admission or application form
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate for foreign qualifications
The campus provides scholarships for Dalit students, girls, Indigenous communities, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students from extremely weak economic backgrounds. Scholarship support is also noted for poor and talented students.
Campus facilities and student services include a library, sports, multimedia support, journal activities, counseling, classrooms, a conference hall, educational tours, extracurricular activities, and scholarship support. The campus also mentions free textbooks, free computer learning, internet facilities, regular practical or experimental classes, regular internal examinations, and a sports ground.
Teaching is carried out by experienced teachers, and the campus is accessible through its connection to the Madan Bhandari Highway.
Contact Saraswoti Multiple Campus Sindhuli's administrative office for detailed information on the course, admissions, location, fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, or eligibility.
Campus Chief: Bedraj Dahal
Located: Dudhauli Municipality-4, Dakaha, Sindhuli, Bagmati Province, Nepal.
Email: campussaraswati4@gmail.com
Phone Number: +977-47-690176, 9854042502, 9812016037
It is affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The campus offers Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) and Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS).
Students who have completed Grade 12, Higher Secondary, or an equivalent qualification can apply.
The campus offers a library, sports, multimedia, counseling, scholarships, classrooms, conference hall, tours, extracurricular activities, internet access, and computer learning support.
Yes. Scholarships are available for Dalit students, girls, Indigenous communities, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students from weak economic backgrounds.
