Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Hanumanteshwar Campus is a bachelor-level teacher education program offered in Mainapokhari, Baiteshwor Rural Municipality–4, Dolakha, Bagmati Province, Nepal. The campus is a TU-affiliated, UGC-recognized community campus that runs education programs for students from Dolakha and nearby areas. The B.Ed. program follows Tribhuvan University rules and the TU annual academic calendar for admissions, examinations, and results. Learning on campus prioritizes classroom participation, counseling support, remedial help for learners who need it, and field/project work as part of regular academic practice.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) |
| College | Hanumanteshwar Campus |
| Location | Mainapokhari, Baiteshwor Rural Municipality–4, Dolakha, Nepal |
| Province | Bagmati |
| Affiliation | Tribhuvan University (TU) |
| Recognition | University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal |
| Level | Bachelor |
| Study area | Education |
| Recorded enrolment (B.Ed.) | 109 students (25 male, 84 female) |
| Learning support | Counseling, remedial classes, field/project work |
| Key facilities | Library, Computer Lab, Multimedia, Classrooms, Conference Hall |
The B.Ed. program prepares students for professional roles in education through structured academic study and regular learning activities that connect theory with practice. The campus setting supports students through interactive classroom learning, guidance and counseling, and academic support sessions for students who require extra help. Field and project work are integrated into teaching and learning to build practical skills and confidence in education-related tasks.
Hanumanteshwar Campus delivers the B.Ed. program under the Faculty of Education. The program is managed under TU academic regulations and scheduling. The campus leadership includes Chairperson Tara Prasad Pant and Campus Chief Jyoti K.C. Apagain (Jyoti KC). Academic delivery is supported by teaching staff within the education faculty, alongside administrative and student-service support.
The program is delivered under Education with recorded subject areas that include:
Education
English
Nepali
Epm
Maths
Learning includes field and project work as part of regular teaching practice. Classroom participation and interactive methods are central to how content is taught and learned.
Build a strong foundation in education as an academic and professional field
Develop teaching-related skills through regular classroom practice and guided learning activities
Strengthen communication and academic skills required for education work
Support students through structured academic guidance and learning support systems
Graduates of the program develop the ability to:
engage in structured learning and classroom-based academic work
participate in field/project activities connected to education
apply course learning through interactive classroom processes
use counseling and academic support services when needed to improve performance
The B.Ed. learning environment supports skill growth in:
classroom communication and participation
academic writing and subject-based study habits
project and field-based learning tasks
collaboration with peers and faculty in academic settings
Teaching and learning on campus follow a student-participation model and use:
interactive classroom teaching
counseling support
remedial classes for learners who need additional academic help
field and project work in regular instruction
The campus also provides a library, computer lab, and multimedia support to strengthen academic learning.
Admissions follow TU rules, guidelines, and the TU annual calendar. The administrative office supports applicants with program information, admission steps, and required procedures.
Annual examinations and results follow TU systems and timelines. Academic administration supports exam-related activities in line with university requirements.
The campus provides scholarship support for deserving students and maintains a low-fee orientation within its community-campus model.
The B.Ed. program supports education-focused career directions such as:
teaching roles in schools and learning centers
education-related work in local projects and community programs
roles in academic support services and education administration pathways
further academic study in education and related disciplines
Career direction depends on individual goals and the requirements of the hiring institution or sector.
TU affiliation and UGC recognition
a community-campus setting in Dolakha that supports local access to higher education
structured learning support through counseling and remedial classes
facilities that support study and classroom learning, including library, computer lab, and multimedia
B.Ed. at Hanumanteshwar Campus is a TU-affiliated bachelor program in education delivered in Mainapokhari, Dolakha. The program runs under TU academic systems and is supported through interactive learning, counseling and remedial support, and field/project work. For students planning an education-focused academic path in Dolakha and nearby areas, the program offers a clear route into education study within a community-campus environment.
B.Ed. is offered at Hanumanteshwar Campus in Mainapokhari, Baiteshwor Rural Municipality–4, Dolakha, Bagmati Province, Nepal.
The B.Ed. program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU).
The recorded enrolment for B.Ed. is 109 students (25 male and 84 female).
Students receive learning support through counseling, remedial classes, interactive classroom teaching, and field/project work as part of regular learning.
Admissions, examinations, and results follow TU rules, guidelines, and the TU annual calendar.
Scholarship support is available for deserving students.
