Nepal Technical Institute, Janakpurdham, offers the Diploma in Electrical Engineering in line with CTEVT’s syllabus and examination policy. The program focuses on practical wiring, machines, measurement, and safety, along with applied science and communication. Lab work and workshop sessions are central, with close supervision and adherence to electrical safety rules.
The program runs for three academic years under CTEVT. Admission follows the CTEVT entrance system, merit listing, and counseling. Applicants must satisfy diploma-level eligibility and document verification as per the official notice.
Key study areas include:
DC/AC machines, transformers, and basic power systems
Domestic and commercial wiring practice, earthing, and protection
Electrical measurement and instrumentation
Electronics fundamentals and control basics
Renewable energy basics and electrical maintenance
Applied mathematics, physics, and communication
Labs cover wiring boards, motor starting, measurements with meters and oscilloscopes, troubleshooting, and safety drills. Students maintain practical notebooks with circuit diagrams, test results, and reflections on faults and corrective actions. Industrial or utility visits within reachable distance help learners observe real installations, panels, and maintenance routines.
Students complete internal tests, practical exams, project tasks, and final CTEVT board examinations. Attendance and lab discipline are tracked. After passing all components, graduates receive a CTEVT diploma.
Graduates support installation, testing, and maintenance in buildings, workshops, small industries, and local utilities under licensed supervision. Documentation skills—such as basic single-line diagrams, cable schedules, and maintenance logs—add value. Further study options include bachelor-level electrical or electronics programs (as per university rules).
Emphasis on safety, measurement, and real-world wiring practice
Guided lab sessions with stepwise procedures and checklists
Teacher–guardian follow-up and structured feedback
Access to library, e-resources, and standard operating procedures