Useful Websites for Engineers in Nepal: NEC, Lok Sewa, Codes and Data

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Useful websites for engineers in Nepal

Official websites engineers and engineering students use most: the licensing council, government departments, codes, data sources, jobs and tenders. Every link goes to the official source.

Licence and professional bodies

Registration and membership

NEC
Nepal Engineering CouncilRegistration and licence exam

Every practising engineer must be registered with NEC.

NEA
Nepal Engineers' AssociationProfessional association

Membership, training, seminars and engineering events.

Government

Departments and ministries

MoPIT
Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and TransportRoads, railways and transport

Policy for national infrastructure.

DUDBC
Urban Development and Building ConstructionBuildings and building code

National Building Code and government building works.

Water
Water supply and irrigationDWSSM and DWRI

Drinking water, sanitation and irrigation projects.

Energy
Electricity and hydropowerNEA and DoED

Power utility and hydropower licensing.

DoLI
Department of Local InfrastructureRural roads and local works

Local roads, trail bridges and local infrastructure.

NBSM
Nepal Bureau of Standards and MetrologyNepal Standards

Product standards for construction materials.

Data

Maps, weather and earthquake data

DoS
Department of SurveyMaps and survey control

Topographic maps and survey information.

DHM
Department of Hydrology and MeteorologyRainfall, river flow, weather

Hydrological and weather data for design and planning.

Quake
Earthquake monitoringNational Earthquake Monitoring and Research Center

Recent earthquakes in and around Nepal.

Jobs and tenders

Government jobs, procurement and bidding

PSC
Public Service Commission (Lok Sewa Aayog)Government engineer posts

Vacancy notices, syllabus, exam schedules and results for engineer and sub-engineer posts. Provinces also have their own commissions for provincial and local posts.

e-GP
Public procurementPPMO and e-bidding

Government tenders are published and submitted online through the e-GP system.

Last reviewed October 2026. Rules, fees and exam formats change, so confirm details in the latest official notice. Found an outdated link? Please let us know.

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