Bachelor of Information Technology (Hons) BIT

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (HONS) BIT: Our computing programmes have been carefully designed to provide the latest skills and knowledge using state-of-the-art facilities. Padmashree’s computing is ahead of its competitors. The fact that it provides students with a solid foundation in core concepts and principles is definitely its strength.

Bachelor in Information Technology (BIT) at Padmashree is affiliated with Nilai University, Malaysia. The Information Technology program is designed to provide students with an introduction to programming as well as the fundamentals of computer networking, applications, and support. The degree curriculum includes cutting-edge, modern courses on artificial intelligence and blockchain. In fact, Padmashree College is the first institution in Nepal to introduce blockchain technology. 

ELIGIBILITY

• Pass National Education Board (NEB) Grade XII with a minimum of 45% in 2 subjects.
• Minimum of 45% in English in NEBGrade XII. Note: English can also count as 1 subject in 1) above.
• Minimum of 45% in Mathematics of SLC / SEE or, Mathematics of NEB Grade XII.

An Extra Edge in IT at Padmashree:

The Padmashree BIT program keeps up with the world's rapid technological advancement. It boasts of covering pertinent subjects like IoT, Blockchain Technology and Artificial Intelligence.

In contrast to other IT programs, Padmashree promotes soft skills like public speaking, critical thinking, and professional development while also emphasizing the fundamentals of IT.

With nine semesters spread over three years, the BIT at Padmashree follows the trimester system. As a result, even though it is a very demanding curriculum, graduates will be prepared for the workforce earlier than those of other institutions.

Likewise, Padmashree is always prepared to help students develop their abilities with ongoing workshops and guest lectures from industry professionals.

The Capstone, which is a research-based project, is the course's crowning achievement. Students will prepare a proposal as part of their Capstone-Final Year Project I and a final draft of the same in Capstone-Final Year Project II.

For students to graduate, they must successfully complete the 6-credit internship course in the final semester. This indicates that the BIT graduates will have a job while they complete their degrees.