Shramik Shanti Campus

Shramik Shanti Campus (SSC) is a community-based campus located in Chyasal, Lalitpur. It was established in 2007 AD (2064 BS). SSC is affiliated with Pokhara University and offers bachelor’s programs in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (BAIDS), Computer System and Information Technology (BCSIT), and BA LL.B. The campus notes that it does not run Tribhuvan University programs from 2025 after becoming a constituent campus of Pokhara University.

SSC also records an earlier academic phase under Tribhuvan University, where it received approval for BBS (BS 2064) and MBS (BS 2074), and states MBS teaching has been in operation since BS 2075 (semester system).

Quick Highlights

• Established: 2007 AD (2064 BS)

• Location: Chyasal, Lalitpur

• University status: Constituent campus of Pokhara University (from 2025)

• Current programs (Pokhara University): BAIDS, BCSIT, BA LL.B

• Campus land and building: 6 ropani; three-storey building; 24 rooms

• Learning facilities noted: ICT lab with high-speed internet, computer lab, library, multimedia/projectors

• Library holdings noted: about 8,100 books and 450 journals

• Student support noted: scholarships and fee-support rules linked to attendance and exams

Institutional Background

SSC identifies itself as a community-based, service-oriented institution that aims to make higher education reachable for local learners, including low-income and middle-income students and students who study while working. It also records increasing participation from poor and disadvantaged communities, indigenous groups described as educationally and socially backward, and a growing number of female students.

The campus notes that its operations and development have been supported through a mix of institutional support and community contribution, including financial support received from the University Grants Commission (UGC), local individuals, institutions, and other donors.

Vision and Mission

SSC’s vision highlights quality education with reasonable cost and the development of confident and responsible citizens.

Its mission points include a dedicated management body, counseling support among students, teachers, and parents, qualified staff, suitable classrooms, and learning supports such as a library, playground, games, computer lab, and canteen services.

Academic Programs Offered

Pokhara University programs (from 2025)

• Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (BAIDS)

• Bachelor of Computer System and Information Technology (BCSIT)

• Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Laws (BA LL.B)

These programs shape SSC’s present academic direction under Pokhara University. For students comparing options in Lalitpur and the wider Kathmandu Valley, the combination of computing-focused study areas (BAIDS, BCSIT) and integrated legal education (BA LL.B) offers distinct academic routes.

Earlier Tribhuvan University phase

SSC records that it received approval from Tribhuvan University to run BBS at bachelor’s level in BS 2064 and MBS at master’s level in BS 2074, and it states that MBS teaching has been in operation since BS 2075 (semester system).

Eligibility Criteria

The following eligibility and admission points reflect Pokhara University’s undergraduate admission framework (faculty-wise). Students should match these with the specific program they are applying for.

Science and Technology programs (Engineering)

• Academic requirement: Grade 12 (Science stream) or equivalent from a recognized institution.

• Subject requirement: At least one course (minimum 100 full marks or 5 credits) each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

• Minimum grades:

  • Minimum C grade (or 45%) in each of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in Grade 12.

  • Overall GPA 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent.

• Additional requirement: Mathematics course of at least 100 marks in Grade 11 or 12 must be passed.

Management programs

• Academic requirement: Intermediate or Higher Secondary Level (10+2), PCL, or equivalent from a recognized institution.

• Minimum grades: D+ grade in each subject in 10+2, or 45% marks in aggregate (1.8 CGPA on a 4.0 scale).

• Additional requirement: Applicants must pass the entrance test conducted by Pokhara University and its constituent and affiliated colleges. The test covers verbal and quantitative reasoning, data interpretation, and English proficiency.

Humanities and Social Sciences programs

• General requirement: +2/PCL or equivalent in any discipline.

• Program-specific requirements:

  • For BDEVS, BECS, and BED: Minimum D grade in each subject of Grade 12 or D+ in each subject of Grades 11 and 12.

  • For BA LL.B: Minimum C+ grade in aggregate (2.4 CGPA on a 4.0 scale) or 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized board.

Application Guidelines

Pokhara University follows a centralized undergraduate admission process for constituent colleges, with additional guidelines used by joint constituent and affiliated colleges.

Step 1: Online application submission

• Applications are submitted online through the official portal of Pokhara University or the concerned affiliated college.

• Applicants enter personal details, academic history, and program preference(s).

• Required documents are uploaded, such as academic transcripts, citizenship certificate, and passport-sized photographs.

Step 2: Entrance examination

• Applicants sit for an entrance examination conducted by Pokhara University or its affiliated colleges.

• The exam is usually objective-type and tests relevant subject knowledge and skills.

• Admissions are merit-based, and ranking is determined by entrance exam scores.

Step 3: Program-wise emphasis (general pattern)

• Health Sciences: entrance exams are typically more competitive and more subject-focused, often covering science areas.

• Engineering: strong performance in mathematics and physics is important.

• Management: aptitude and general ability areas receive more weight.

Step 4: Merit list and enrollment

• Admission is based on merit and seat availability in the chosen program.

• Selected students confirm admission by paying required fees and completing enrollment steps.

Application periods and detailed steps can vary by faculty and program, so students should confirm current notices and timelines through official Pokhara University channels and the campus office.

Teaching Faculty and Learning Methodology

SSC records the use of lecture, group discussion, interaction, and related classroom methods since its establishment.

The campus also notes steps taken to improve teaching practice, including lesson planning and use of teaching materials, better access to technology- and internet-connected classrooms, and management of the library and study room.

It also lists planned academic activities such as trainings, workshops, project-focused group discussions, technical conferences, seminars, lectures, educational tours, and academic exchange with other campuses.

Infrastructure and Learning Facilities

Land, building, and premises

SSC is located on 6 ropani of land in Chyasal Tole, Lalitpur. It has a modern three-storey concrete building and a total of 24 rooms, with the premises enclosed by a concrete wall on three sides and wire fencing on the southern side.

Core student facilities

SSC lists facilities such as library space, canteen services, and educational aids including playground and games as part of campus learning support.
It also records separate modern toilets for male and female students within the campus compound and on the upper floor.

ICT, labs, and equipment

SSC records an ICT lab with high-speed internet for technology-friendly teaching and learning.
It also records teaching and learning support through projectors and a computer lab, with listed items including 4 projectors, 14 computers, 1 printer, and 1 photocopy machine.

For monitoring, it records CCTV arrangement for classrooms, passages, and playground, and notes eight CCTV cameras arranged.

Library resources

SSC records about 8,100 books and 450 journals in the library, along with regular newspapers and magazines. It also records a deposit-based system for course books and a library card system for borrowing reference books for a fixed time.

Sports and recreation

SSC records playground arrangements for basketball, table tennis, volleyball, and badminton within the campus compound.

Student Life and Campus Experience

SSC’s profile reflects a campus routine built around classroom learning supported by ICT and multimedia, access to computer lab practice, and use of the library and study space. It also records counseling support as part of campus functioning for students, teachers, and parents.

Scholarships and Financial Support

Pokhara University scholarships and financial aid

Pokhara University provides scholarship support for students in undergraduate and graduate programs across faculties, including Management Studies, Science and Technology, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Health Sciences.

Types of scholarships include:

• Full scholarships (covering tuition and applicable fees)

• Partial scholarships (covering part of tuition fees)

Common eligibility themes include:

• Academic merit-based support

• Need-based support for economically disadvantaged students

• Inclusion-focused support for marginalized groups, including women, Dalits, and indigenous populations

The scholarship process is competitive, with quotas and criteria announced annually, and applications submitted through Pokhara University’s centralized scholarship portal.

SSC attendance and examination-based fee support

SSC records fee-support rules linked to attendance and exams.

Attendance-based support includes:

• 80% attendance: discount up to 2 months’ monthly fees

• 90% attendance: discount up to 3 months’ monthly fees

• attendance reviewed every 3 months; 100% attendance in the review period: waiver of 3 months’ monthly fees

• 100% attendance for the entire year: prize of Rs. 10,000

Exam presence and result-linked support includes:

• passing all subjects in a terminal exam: one notebook as encouragement gift

• sitting for all campus exams in one academic session: 2-month discount on monthly fees

• passing all internal exams in one academic session: 2-month discount on monthly fees in the next academic session

• in university exams, 40%–59% in all subjects: monthly fee discount for 6 months

• in TU exams, more than 60% marks: waiver of monthly fees and additional encouragement

• double benefits rule (as recorded)

Hostel and Campus Life

Pokhara University’s constituent colleges generally provide residential facilities for students. In SSC’s case, the campus records efforts to arrange a hostel within the campus compound, with the hostel building described as being brought toward operation.

SSC also records work progress for a water storage tank of about 30,000 liters capacity, which relates to basic campus utility management.

Achievements and Institutional Milestones

Key milestones recorded by SSC include:

• TU approval for BBS (BS 2064) and MBS (BS 2074), with MBS teaching in operation since BS 2075

• building construction started in BS 2067; the campus shifted to its own building on 6 ropani land; by BS 2075 the three-storey building (24 rooms) was completed

• UGC support recorded: Rs. 37,50,000 received in FY 2068/69 for physical construction

• educational equipment listed (projectors, computers, printer, photocopy machine) and CCTV arrangements

• library holdings and reading resources recorded

Community Role and Social Responsibility

SSC records social responsibility as an institutional objective, with emphasis on widening access to higher education for rural, low-income, and underrepresented groups through service-oriented fee structures and scholarships arranged with donor support when needed.

It also records involvement in relief programs during disasters when possible, along with community engagement and support received from education-minded individuals through financial, in-kind, and voluntary labor contributions.

Planned activities recorded include hostel arrangements, preparation classes for Public Service Commission and Teacher Service Commission, support links for young entrepreneurs after studies, door-to-door seminars/workshops, environmental activities such as tree plantation and sapling protection, and blood donation programs in coordination with Nepal Red Cross Society.

Message From the Campus Chief

The campus chief’s message presents SSC as a non-profit community campus and links its purpose to providing education at affordable fees and supporting students’ academic growth.

FAQ

1) Where is Shramik Shanti Campus located?

SSC is located in Chyasal, Lalitpur.

2) When was SSC established?

SSC was established in 2007 AD (2064 BS).

3) What programs does SSC offer under Pokhara University?

SSC offers BAIDS, BCSIT, and BA LL.B (from 2025).

4) Does SSC run Tribhuvan University programs now?

The campus notes that it does not offer TU programs from 2025 after becoming a constituent campus of Pokhara University.

5) What learning facilities are recorded at SSC?

SSC records an ICT lab with high-speed internet, computer lab support with listed equipment, and library resources including books and journals.

6) What scholarship or fee-support options are recorded?

SSC records scholarship categories and fee-support rules tied to attendance and exam participation/results.

7) Is hostel facility available?

SSC records that it is working to arrange a hostel within the campus compound and that the hostel building is moving toward operation.

Contact Details

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

Shramik Shanti Campus (श्रमिक शान्ति क्याम्पस, ललितपुर) 

Email Address: shramik.campus@gmail.com

Phone Number: +977-1-5520110, +977-9856004078, +977-9856020372, +977-9846028499

Website: https://shramikshanticampus.edu.np

Location: Shramik Shanti Campus: Chyasal-9, Lalitpur, Nepal