The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) at Prayageshwar Multiple Campus is an undergraduate teacher education program offered in Pakarbas, Khadadevi Rural Municipality, Ramechhap, Nepal. Prayageshwar Multiple Campus is a community campus affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU) and recognized by UGC Nepal.
The course is available as a four-year full-time program and follows the academic framework of TU. For students seeking a B.Ed. in a community-based campus setting, the program is connected with the college’s local academic role, moderate fee structure, and scholarship support for deserving and disadvantaged students.
Course: Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
College: Prayageshwar Multiple Campus
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU)
Recognition: UGC Nepal
Duration: 4 years, full-time
Location: Pakarbas, Khadadevi Rural Municipality, Ramechhap, Nepal
The B.Ed. program at Prayageshwar Multiple Campus is part of the campus’s undergraduate academic offering. As a TU-affiliated course, it follows the university’s rules, guidelines, and annual calendar for entrance, admission, curriculum, examinations, and results. This gives the program a clear academic structure within the TU system.
The course is delivered through a community campus that serves local higher education needs in Ramechhap. Its setting makes it relevant for students who want to study education within their region while remaining under the academic administration of Tribhuvan University.
The learning environment for B.Ed. students is shaped by the campus facilities and student services available at Prayageshwar Multiple Campus. The campus includes classrooms, a library, multimedia resources, journal-related activities, sports, counseling, educational tours, extracurricular activities, and scholarship support. These features contribute to the overall academic setting of the college and support both classroom study and student participation beyond regular lectures.
Prayageshwar Multiple Campus provides scholarship support for deserving students. Scholarships are available for Dalit students, Indigenous communities, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students with extremely weak economic conditions.
The campus also operates within a wider community support framework. Financial support and aid have come from Khadadevi Rural Municipality, UGC, the Ministry of Social Development Madhesh Province, and local citizens. The Rural Municipality may also recommend outstanding or disadvantaged students from its area for higher education and arrange scholarships for them.
