Engineering Notes and Study Guides for Students in Nepal

Study resources

Engineering notes and study guides

Short, practical guides on estimation, roads, surveying and site work, written for students and young engineers in Nepal. Each topic links to the calculators that put the method into practice.

Course material

Official course material by university

IOE
Institute of EngineeringTribhuvan University

BE programmes include Civil, Computer, Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, Industrial, Geomatics and Automobile Engineering, plus B.Arch, with MSc programmes at the graduate level.

PU
Purbanchal UniversityFaculty of Engineering (PUFoE)

The Faculty of Engineering runs BE programmes in Civil, Computer, Electrical, Electronics, Geomatics and Biomedical Engineering and Architecture, and master's programmes such as Construction Management, Earthquake Engineering and Engineering Management.

KU
Kathmandu UniversitySchool of Engineering (KUSoE)

Departments cover Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Electronics, Computer Science and Engineering, Chemical Science and Engineering, Geomatics and Architecture.

PoU
Pokhara UniversityFaculty of Science and Technology

The School of Engineering offers BE programmes in Civil, Civil and Rural, Computer, Software, IT, Mechanical, and Electrical and Electronics Engineering, along with master's programmes.

MWU
Mid-West UniversityGraduate School of Engineering

Engineering programmes run under the Faculty of Engineering and the Graduate School of Engineering, including the MSc in Construction Management.

FWU
Far Western UniversityFaculty of Engineering

The faculty offers BE Civil, BE Computer and B.Arch, and a master's degree in Construction Project Management.

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Last reviewed October 2026. Links point to official university websites; if a link has moved, please let us know.

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