Overview
BSc CSIT at Texas International College, Mitrapark, Chabahil, Kathmandu
BSc CSIT at Texas International College is a four-year, eight-semester undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU). The program carries 126 credit hours and runs in morning and day shifts at the Mitrapark, Chabahil campus. You study core computer science and information technology subjects alongside practical labs, projects, and internships that the college conducts under TU’s framework.
If you are from +2 Science and planning a career in software, data, networks, or systems, this pathway gives you a nationally recognized TU credential with structured semesters and clear evaluation standards.
Highlights
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Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (Institute of Science and Technology).
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Duration/Structure: 4 years, 8 semesters; 126 credit hours.
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Schedule: Morning and Day shifts at Mitrapark, Chabahil.
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Facilities: Computer, IoT, AI, and Robotics labs; e-library; campus-wide internet.
Curriculum Details
TU sets the BSc CSIT curriculum at 126 credits across eight semesters, covering programming, data structures, algorithms, databases, operating systems, networking, software engineering, and electives, plus project/internship requirements. Texas follows this structure and lists the same 4-year/8-semester, 126-credit load for its CSIT offering.
Objectives
TU’s stated aim is to develop strong knowledge and skills in computer science and IT—spanning theory, programming, system design, software/hardware concepts, and applications. At Texas, these goals are supported by project work, seminars, and field visits that bring classroom topics into real settings.
Scope
Graduates enter roles in software development, web and mobile engineering, databases, networks, QA, UI/UX, and technical writing, among others. The program’s mix of labs, projects, and internships prepares students for Nepali tech firms, banks, development organizations, and startup settings.
Learning Outcomes
Students who complete the program should be able to:
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Write and test software that meets stated requirements and constraints.
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Analyze algorithms, data structures, and system behavior for performance and reliability.
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Configure and secure basic network services; administer operating systems in lab settings.
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Use research and reporting skills to present findings and defend technical choices.
Skill Development Modules
Texas integrates skills across semesters through coursework, presentations, group tasks, case work, and research assignments, plus internship/placement support. Students also access IoT, AI, and Robotics labs and the e-library to strengthen hands-on practice.
Teaching Methodology
Teaching methods include guest talks, conferences, “Texas Career Day,” assignments, quizzes, individual and group presentations, discussions, field studies, workshops, audio-visual tutorials, and research-based tasks—aligned with TU’s semester evaluation.
Admission Requirements
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Eligibility (TU IoST): +2 Science (or I.Sc./A-Level/CTEVT Diploma) with Physics and Mathematics of 100 marks each; final grade “C” in all subjects (grading system) or second division (percentage system). A-Level requires at least D in relevant subjects. An equivalence letter is needed for foreign curricula.
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Entrance Exam: Central entrance conducted by TU IoST; 100 marks (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English); pass mark 35.
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College Listing: Texas shows BSc CSIT as a TU-affiliated, 4-year/8-semester, 126-credit program with morning/day shifts.
Tip: If you completed +2 Biology, ensure Mathematics was taken as an extra paper; TU requires Mathematics at +2/A-Level.
Career Opportunities
Typical entry roles include software developer, web/mobile developer, database administrator, system/network administrator, QA tester, UI/UX assistant, and tech support associate. Progression to DevOps, cloud, and security roles grows with experience and certifications.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Texas publishes “Achievement Scholarships” by prior scores and lists additional categories such as GPA-based, underprivileged, remote-area, and skill-based support (terms apply). Check the latest notice during intake.
Why Choose BSc CSIT at Texas International College?
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TU-standard curriculum and evaluation, publicly documented by IoST.
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Labs for Computer, IoT, AI, and Robotics; e-library and campus internet that support continuous practice.
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Teaching methods that blend lectures with projects, talks, field exposure, and internship/placement support.
FAQ
Is CSIT at Texas affiliated with TU?
Yes, BSc CSIT is listed under TU affiliation with 4-year/8-semester, 126-credit structure.
What are the core eligibility points?
+2 Science (or recognized equivalent) with Physics and Mathematics of 100 marks each; minimum “C” grade in all subjects (or second division); pass the IoST entrance with at least 35 marks.
What does the entrance cover?
Multiple-choice questions in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English; full marks 100; pass mark 35.
Are there practical and project components?
Yes. TU requires practical components and project/internship work; Texas runs projects, seminars, field visits, and internships to support these requirements.
What facilities support learning?
CS/IT labs plus IoT, AI, and Robotics labs; e-library; campus-wide internet; workshops and training.
