
The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Bhimsen Campus Baglung is a four-year, full-time morning program under the Faculty of Education of Tribhuvan University. The campus is a community institution established in 2069 BS (2012 AD) at Kathekhola Rural Municipality-6, Bihun, Baglung, and is supported by the University Grants Commission (UGC) Nepal.
The program follows the annual system and is delivered in a student-focused academic setting with library access, multimedia-supported classes, and experienced teachers. Campus-linked specialization options include Major English, Major Nepali, and Minor Population Education.
Duration: 4 years
Study Mode: Full-time, morning session
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Education
Examination System: Annual
Location: Bihun, Baglung, Gandaki Province, Nepal
The TU four-year B.Ed. annual program is structured to combine communication skills, professional education studies, specialization subjects, and teaching practice.
22 courses with a total of 2200 full marks
Communication skills: General Nepali and General English
Professional core areas: Educational foundations, psychology, curriculum, and evaluation
Specialization major and minor subject study with teaching internship/practicum
Prepare competent teachers for secondary-level teaching
Build subject knowledge and teaching-method skills
Connect academic study with teaching practice
The program functions as both an academic and professional course. At this campus, it supports teacher education in a local community setting while providing access to library services, multimedia classes, and a morning study schedule.
Understand educational foundations and psychology
Apply curriculum and evaluation concepts in teaching
Strengthen communication in Nepali and English
Complete subject-based teaching practice
Communication skills
Professional core courses
Specialization major and minor areas
Teaching internship/practicum
Instructional technology or ICT-related elective study
The course combines classroom teaching with guided academic support and practice-based learning.
Teaching by skilled and experienced professors
Student-friendly classrooms with multimedia as required
Library-supported study environment
Teaching practice within the course structure
Secondary-level teaching roles
Subject teaching in English, Nepali, or Population Education pathways
School-based instructional responsibilities linked to teaching practice
Scholarships for Dalit, girls, meritorious, and Adivasi Janajati students
Support for persons with disabilities and martyrs’ families
UGC higher education scholarships and aid for students with weak economic conditions
Community-based academic setting in Baglung
Morning-session study at the bachelor’s level
Library, counseling, sports, conference hall, and ECA support
Institutional and community backing for educational development
Complete Grade 12, Higher Secondary, PCL, or an equivalent qualification
Apply after the campus admission notice is published
Entrance or merit-based selection may apply under TU rules
Final admission is completed through document submission and fee payment
Class 12 / +2 transcript and character certificate
TC, migration, or equivalence certificate if applicable
Citizenship or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Application form, fee receipt, and entrance scorecard if required
The program follows the TU annual system. Final examinations are conducted by TU through the Office of the Controller of Examinations, and academic registration, examinations, and results follow TU rules and the academic calendar.
The B.Ed. program at Bhimsen Campus Baglung brings together TU’s annual course structure and a community-based teaching environment. With subject specialization, teaching practice, scholarships, and student support services, it serves students seeking a structured path into teacher education.
The program runs for four years.
It is affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Education.
The program follows the annual examination system.
The campus-linked options include Major English, Major Nepali, and Minor Population Education.
Yes, the campus provides several scholarship categories for eligible students.
The B.Ed. program is conducted in the morning session.