Diploma in Information Technology at Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic is a three-year diploma program offered at the Polytechnic in Hattimuda, Morang, Koshi Province, Nepal. The college is about 12 kilometers from Biratnagar and is a constituent college of Manmohan Technical University.
The program is connected with diploma-level technical education run in partnership with CTEVT. Its curriculum is designed to prepare middle-level technical workforce with knowledge and skills in Information Technology for public and private organizations in Nepal.
The course follows a six-semester structure. It begins with foundation subjects, moves into core Information Technology subjects, and includes electives along with minor and major project work in the final stage of study.
Course name: Diploma in Information Technology
Curriculum title: Diploma in Information Technology (DIT)
College: Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic
Location: Hattimuda, Morang, Koshi Province, Nepal
College status: Constituent college of Manmohan Technical University
Academic partnership: CTEVT for Diploma and Pre-Diploma in Engineering courses
Duration: Three years
Structure: Six semesters
Semester length: 19.5 academic weeks, including evaluation period
Teaching-learning period: Not less than 15 weeks in each semester
Group size: Maximum 48 students in a batch
Medium of instruction: English and/or Nepali
Attendance requirement: Minimum 90% attendance in each subject for the respective final examination
Completion rule: All subjects of all six semesters must be passed within six years from enrolment
The Diploma in Information Technology curriculum is organized across three academic years. Each year has two semesters, making six semesters in total.
First year: Foundation subjects
Second year: Basic disciplinary subjects of Information Technology
Third year: Disciplinary subjects, electives, minor project, and major project
Foundation subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
Language subjects: Nepali and English
IT study areas: Information Technology-related disciplinary subjects across semesters
Project work: Minor and major projects
Back paper provision: Available within the stated completion period
Produce middle-level technical workforce for IT services in public and private organizations.
Prepare technicians for work in general communication, banking, and business sectors.
Develop technical workforce with professional attitude and respect for socio-cultural values.
Help meet the need for IT-related technical workforce in Nepal.
Reduce dependence on foreign technicians.
Support self-employment opportunities through IT-related skills.
The program is relevant to diploma-level IT work in public and private organizations. The course context connects IT technicians with general communication, banking, and business sectors.
The scope should be understood as academic and technical preparation. The program does not state salary, placement, ranking, or job guarantee details.
Understand foundation subjects used in Information Technology study.
Build knowledge of IT-related disciplinary subjects.
Apply learned content through minor and major projects.
Use Nepali and English for academic and technical communication.
Follow semester-based academic requirements.
Prepare for technician-level IT work in organizational settings.
IT-related technical knowledge
Foundation-level analytical understanding through Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
Project preparation and presentation through minor and major projects
Academic communication through Nepali and English
Work discipline through attendance and semester evaluation requirements
Practical learning through the Polytechnic’s laboratory-based academic approach
MMP uses a practical teaching approach for diploma-level technical education. The wider diploma teaching model includes institution-based project-oriented study, laboratory-centered teaching, workshop-centered teaching, lectures, laboratory work, workshop exercises, and assignments.
For the IT program, the curriculum includes disciplinary IT subjects, electives, and minor and major project work. The college also has a Computer Lab, which supports IT-related study.
Technician-level work in public organizations
Technician-level work in private organizations
IT-related work in general communication sectors
IT-related work in banking sectors
IT-related work in business sectors
Self-employment connected with IT skills
Government of Nepal scholarships as per government norms and CTEVT selection criteria
Scholarships for a minimum of ten percent of students as per CTEVT norms and selection criteria, provided by MMP
Manmohan Scholarship for needy students as per MMP norms, selection criteria, and available funds
Earn to Learn scheme for poor, deprived, and needy students
Applicants must meet the entry criteria for Diploma in Information Technology.
Eligible students must pass the entrance examination administered by CTEVT.
Students may fill out the admission application form by visiting the Polytechnic.
Students may also use the online form system mentioned in the admission information.
Admission follows the applicable eligibility and selection process for the program.
One copy of the SEE/SLC transcript
One copy of character certificate and transfer letter from the concerned school
One copy of Nepali citizenship certificate, juvenile certificate, or birth certificate
Two recent passport-size photographs, 35x45mm, showing both ears
For examinations conducted before the letter grading system, applicants must have passed SLC or equivalent examination from a recognized educational institution with compulsory Mathematics, English, and Science subjects, or passed Technical SLC with 68.33 percent marks in the total full marks.
For examinations conducted after the letter grading system, applicants must have passed the entrance-level or SEE examination from a recognized educational institution with compulsory English, Mathematics, and Science subjects and obtained a minimum GPA of 1.6 out of 4.0 overall, or equivalent. Applicants who passed the Technical SLC related to the program conducted by the Council with 68.33 percent marks in the total full marks are also included under the stated eligibility criteria.
The program follows a semester system. Each semester consists of 19.5 academic weeks, including the evaluation period. Actual teaching-learning hours are not less than 15 weeks in each semester.
Students must maintain minimum 90% attendance in each subject to appear in the respective final examination. There is a provision for back paper, but students must pass all subjects of all six semesters within six years from the date of enrolment.
The three-year fee information provided for Diploma in Engineering programs is:
Full Fee: Rs. 1,74,750
Concession Fee: Rs. 1,05,450
Additional Refundable Fee: Rs. 7,000
Diploma in Information Technology at Manmohan Memorial Polytechnic is a three-year, six-semester technical diploma program in Morang. It is structured around foundation subjects, IT disciplinary courses, electives, and project work.
The main decision points for students and guardians are the CTEVT entrance requirement, six-semester structure, maximum group size of 48 students, 90% attendance requirement, and the six-year limit for completing all subjects.
The program duration is three years. It has six semesters, with two semesters in each year.
The group size is maximum 48 students in a batch.
Applicants must meet the stated SLC, SEE, or Technical SLC eligibility route and pass the entrance examination administered by CTEVT.
The medium of instruction is English and/or Nepali.
The curriculum includes foundation subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics; language subjects such as Nepali and English; IT disciplinary subjects; electives; and minor and major projects.
Students must have minimum 90% attendance in each subject to appear in the respective final examination.
