Tribhuvan University to Deliver Academic Certificates to Students' Homes Through Postal Service

Tribhuvan University (TU) and the Government of Nepal's Department of Postal Service have signed an agreement for the transportation and distribution of academic certificates and other postal items. The agreement was signed during a program held at the Office of the Registrar in Kirtipur.

Under the 22-point agreement, certificates issued by various bodies of Tribhuvan University will be delivered through the postal service to students' complete addresses, including their contact numbers (phone numbers).

To manage the delivery of academic certificates and other official correspondence, the Department of Postal Service has arranged to register postal items in the Postal Tracking System (PITS) using tracking barcodes and deliver them to their respective destination addresses.

The agreement was signed by Dr. Rabindra Shivakoti, Registrar of Tribhuvan University, and Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni, Director General of the Department of Postal Service.

Similarly, Prof. Dr. Laxman Paudel, Controller of Examinations at the TU Office of the Controller of Examinations, and Dhal Bahadur G.C., Chief Postal Officer of the General Post Office, Dillibazar, signed the agreement as witnesses.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, TU Registrar Dr. Shivakoti expressed his happiness that the long-standing aspiration of coordinating the university's overall service delivery with the postal service and bringing services directly to students' homes had been fulfilled.

Likewise, Director General Pangeni stated that the postal service is one of the most effective mechanisms connecting citizens and the state. She added that the department had been entrusted with the responsibility of delivering services to people's homes through its collaboration with Tribhuvan University.