Janagyan Niketan Campus offers the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) as a Tribhuvan University (TU)-affiliated 4 Year Full Time program in Shivapuri Rural Municipality-8, Thanapati, Nuwakot, Bagmati Province, Nepal. Established on 2066 Shrawan 4 (2009 AD) as a community-based campus, the institution runs the B.Ed program within its bachelor-level academic structure.
The course is part of the campus’s regular academic offerings and follows the framework used for TU-affiliated programs. The campus has also received financial support from Shivapuri Rural Municipality, University Grants Commission (UGC), the Ministry of Social Development, Bagmati Province, and local citizens.
Course: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU)
Duration: 4 Year Full Time
Location: Shivapuri Rural Municipality-8, Thanapati, Nuwakot, Bagmati Province, Nepal
The B.Ed program at Janagyan Niketan Campus is offered in a local academic setting shaped by the campus’s community-based background. As a TU-affiliated course, it is part of the campus’s bachelor-level study options and is delivered within the university’s academic system. For students looking for a bachelor’s degree in education in Nuwakot, the course is linked to the institution’s existing facilities, student services, and campus support environment.
Entrance, admission, course curriculum, annual exams, and results follow TU rules, guidelines, and the TU annual calendar. This keeps the B.Ed program aligned with the academic and administrative system used by Tribhuvan University. The course structure, exam cycle, and result process follow the same university framework applied to the campus’s other TU-affiliated programs.
B.Ed students study in a campus environment that includes a library, sports, multimedia, journal, counseling, scholarships, classrooms, tour activities, and ECA. These features form part of the broader academic setting available at Janagyan Niketan Campus.
The campus also offers scholarships and financial aid for Dalit, Aadivasi Janajati, students with disabilities, and students from financially weak communities. This support is part of the campus’s student-focused academic environment for those enrolled in B.Ed.
