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TRINITY News Vol 13 No 14 July 2021 Education for the Future Keep on Learning Here! Continuing your education uninterruptedly during lockdowns is a matter of success students ace their studies. We have 1035+ students with GPA 3.6 or above in +2. There are for students, teachers, and educators. The value of e-learning alongside occasional F2F 50 Nepal A Level toppers and 1996+ Grades A*, A & B. classes as an empowering tool during social distancing is clear. Trinity’s pioneered this Outside the classroom – virtual or physical – Trinitians take part in 150+ extracurricular crucial and lasting educational post-COVID change in Nepal. and co-curricular activities. Students get a full college experience inspiring them to stay We keep on supporting your education in many other ways too! The College awards wide- ahead and do better each day. ranging scholarships based on Trinity Entrance Tests, SEE Exams, and internal results to Our students constantly get outstanding placements with scholarships in Nepal or deserving +2 or A Level students. We also offer talent-based scholarships to achievers in abroad. Trinity alumni have obtained remarkable placements: MBBS – 854+, BE – 2405+ science, arts, or sports alongside need-based scholarships from all over Nepal. & BBA – 1894+. Effective counseling opens up new avenues for higher studies or careers Trinity’s Learning Management System has ensured the delivery and assimilation of top- through feasible symposiums or e-fairs. quality education for +2, A Levels, or Bachelor’s students over 2020 and 2021 to date. We’re happy to say that this journey of educational transformation through digital Ongoing initiatives promote user-friendly digital platforms and inputs for effective enrichment for you starts right here! Trinity’s superb blended learning, managed by its learning. Latest teaching methodologies meet key learning objectives through practical Team using a varying mix of digital technologies and traditional face-to-face teaching, is approaches, and ensure digitized learning continues smoothly. the right operational model for each one of you today. Our supportive e-platforms continue to provide unparalleled learning opportunities. Effective student-centric services, customized tutorials, and special classes help Trinity Ours is an education for now and the future . Courses Date of Establishment • +2 • Cambridge International A Levels 2065 BS (2008 AD) • Bachelor’s Programmes (TU) BSc CSIT, BCA, BBM, BBS, BA Dillibazar Height, Kathmandu, Nepal, Tel: +977 1 4445955/4445956, Email: [email protected], www.trinitycollege.edu.np 2 TRINITY News Vol 13 No 14 July 2021 Timeline A Few Landmarks Our journey started in 2008 and on the way we have created memories that would last forever. The accomplishments of our students make us what we are today and the vision for tomorrow keeps us going . ● At the very outset, 659 & 47 students ● Trinity hosts the National Basketball enroll in +2 & A Levels respectively. 2008 Championship at Dasharath Stadium. 2009 ● Liza Poudel, 1st Batch, A Levels, tops Nepal in Computing – Outstanding Cambridge Learner Award. ● Great results! Our first batches graduate with ● Trinity A Level students top Nepal outstanding results (85 HSEB +2 students get 2010 obtaining 8 Outstanding Cambridge Learner distinctions & 30% A2 students get Grade A). Awards while Binod Giri wins the Best ● World-cyclist Pushkar Shah displays the 2011 Across Three in Nepal. Trinity banner atop Mt. Everest. ● Trinitian Rajina Rimal receives Best Vocal ● PM Madhav Kumar Nepal shows keen interest Collaboration Award in Hits FM Music in the progress of BhawanaTamang’s education Award. supported by a Trinity Scholarship. ● Trinitian Sneh Rajya Laxmi Rana represents Nepal at the London Olympics, 2012 – women's 10 metre air rifle. 2012 ● We secure top HSEB results – 216 & 255 distinctions in Grades XII & XI respectively. 2013 ● Trinitians Pradeep Niroula & Sulav Lal Shrestha participate commendably in the International Physics Olympiad 2013 in Copenhagen, Denmark. ● Our A Level student Pradeep Niroula obtains a full scholarship at 2014 Harvard University. ● Over 20 & 45 Trinity graduates get MBBS & BE scholarships respectively. ● Trinity actively provides relief to the earthquake-affected: Free 2015 transportation, logistical support such as relief package distribution & accommodation, and generous contribution to PM’s Disaster Relief Fund. ● HSEB Topper – Trinitian Aashwin Basnet is honoured by G P Koirala Foundation. ● CIE Chief Executive Michael O’Sullivan visits Trinity for a meeting with our Team and introduction to our Outstanding Cambridge Learner 2016 Awardees. ● Trinitians Shivam Kumar Shah & Kanchan Kafle top NEB Grade XI Science & Management Exams with 90.6% & 88.2% marks respectively. 2017 ● Trinity College celebrates 10 Years of Excellence. ● The College starts constructing its own state-of-the-art Management Block and adds new sports facilities such as Futsal. ● Another Trinity student Larisha Shrestha, +2 Science, gets a full 2018 scholarship at Harvard University. ● College organizes Trinity Model United Nations (TIMUN) & National Robotic League. ● Trinitians Sajin Shrestha, Shishir BK & Prithivi Chaudhary participate in 2019 International Robotics Olympics, Mexico. ● Our student Sahil Rana participates in Futsal World Cup 2019, Argentina. ● Great results! 2130 Grade XI & XII students get more than 3.0 GPA in Board Exams. ● Trinity A Level students top Nepal obtaining 5 Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards while Ronal Bista wins the Best Across Four in Nepal. 2020 ● Our A Level student Kartikesh Mishra obtains a full scholarship at MIT. ● Trinitians Deepshikha Shrestha, Ranjan Prakash Mishra & Pawan Dallakoti participate commendably in International Economics Olympiad 2019, Russia. ● Trinitians Rohan Bhattarai bags 2nd Position, National Online Space Speech Competition, NASO (Nepal Astronomical Society). 2021 ● Over 78 Trinity graduates get admission in IOE Campuses. ● Great results! 474 Grade XI & XII students obtain more than 3.6 GPA in the Board Exam. Vol 13 No 14 July 2021 TRINITY News 3 14 Years of Excellence 2008 - 2021 Facts & Figures 21915 8371+ 16111 Enrollment 882+ Govt. Scholarships 100+ Full Trinity 13149 8766 +2 853+ Full 327+ Partial A Levels Alumni 6209+ Partial Trinity Top Results GPA 3.6 or above 599 436 Nepal Toppers Grade A* Grade XI Grade XII 50 175 3266 3229 A Levels 1051 1996 GPA 3 or above 1647 & 2202 Grades A*-A Grades A*-B Distinctions in Grades XI & XII respectively 2009-2016 Excellent Placements 854+ 175+ 2405+ MBBS BDS BE 2101+ BSc CSIT/BIT/BIM/BCA Medical Engineering & IT 692+ BPH/B Pharma/BSc Nursing/B Optom 47+ 185+ BDevs BA LLB 1894+ 375+ BHM/BTTM 241+ BBA BSc Ag & Forestry Others Management 145+ 89+ BBM 34+ Food & BioTech Pilot Training 727+ 156+ 595+ 69+ 141+ 894+ 139+ USA Canada Australia UK Europe SAARC China 16+ 35+ 195+ 87+ International Library Establishment Winners in ECAs & CCAs Social Events Participation Achievements in Remote Schools Collegiate Events 4 TRINITY News Vol 13 No 14 July 2021 Trinity Traditions Industry & Innovation Key annual college events that unite the Trinity Family and give the College an incomparable touch are central to our legacy of excellence. Such events orient our students towards meeting expectations and develop personalities that are distinct, engaging, and positive. This feature of the College is the extra edge that sustains our students wherever they study or work. That is why those who join us soon appreciate why being at Trinity is so special and so helpful. Orientation Programmes Trinity Orientation Programmes – initiation events that familiarize students with their peers, faculty & staff members of the College – are conducted before the commencement of each academic session for +2, Cambridge International A Levels & First Year students of undergraduate programmes (BSc CSIT, BBM, BCA, BBS & BA). During these key events held course-wise, students become familiar with the approach of the College towards their education, what it would deliver towards that end, and an outline of what’s expected. The primary purpose is to help new students understand the nature of the College, the educational opportunities available to them, institutional teaching-learning styles, the values and functions of the College community, and the central objective of the academic endeavour. During the orientation programme, students are also informed about all services and facilities including clubs and societies offered by the College as well as students’ rights and responsibilities. Essentially, the programmes initiate new students into the academic, cultural, and social ethos of Trinity and develop a sense of belonging to the Trinity family. +2 Orientation Programme A Level Orientation Programme Welcome Programme Welcome programmes at Trinity are organized by senior students for their newly-inducted juniors. Senior students candidly exchange their experience at the College and exhibit their talent in diverse ways such as speeches, songs, instrumental music, dance, drama, and even humorous caricature. This enables the newcomers to feel even more at home in the still-new College for them and thereby become an integral part of the student community. These programmes are an extremely refreshing experience for all concerned – students, teachers, staff members – due to the enjoyable recreational activities and memorable hospitality offered by the College at select venues. Such programmes greatly unify the Trinity Family giving it a
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