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POKHARA UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS Fall, 2020 EXAM CENTRE SN Examination Center Colleqe Name Proqram Brixton Gollege, Mahendranagar, BHCM 1 Amity College Kanchanour BBA Amity Gollege, Mahendranagar, 2 Brixton College BBA Kanchannrrr Nepal Western Management and BE Computer 3 National Academy of Science and Technology Enqineerinq Colleqe BE Civil BBA National Academy of Science and Technology National Academy of Science and BCA 4 Technology, Dhangadi, Kailali BBA-BI Nepal Western Management and Engineering College BHM College of Engineering and 5 Alpine Management College BBA Management College, Nepalgunj, Banke Alpine Management College, Nepalgunj, Colleqe of Enqineerinq and Manaqement Colleqe BE Civil 6 Banke Alpine Manaqement Colleqe BHM Rapti Engineering College 7 Victoriya lnternational College BBA Ghorahi Dano Victoriya lnternational College, BE Civil I Rapti Engineering College Ghorahi, Danq BCA BBA BCIS rimson College of Technology BCA B.Sc.MLT 9 Lumbini Engineering College, Bhalwari, B.Pharm Kshitiz lnternational Colleqe BBA Brihaspati Colleqe BBA Butwal Model Colleqe BBA Siddhartha lnternational Colleqe BBA Tilottama Colleqe BBA 10 Kshitiz lnternational College Axis Colleqe BBA Lumbini Enqineerinq Colleqe BCA BBA-BI Axis College BHM 'l'1 Tilottama College Butwal Model College BHM Siddhartha lnternational Colleqe BBA.BI Kshitiz lnternational College BBA-BI BE Ele.&Elx. Crimson College of Techonology, Devi BE Comouter 12 Lumbini Engineering College Nagar, Butwal BE Elx.&Comm. BE Civil Boston lnternational College, BE Civil 13 Oxford College of Engineering & Management College Bharatpur, Chitwan BE Ele.&Elx. BCA United Technical College, Bharatpur, Oxford College of Engineering & Management College 14 BBA Chitwan Valley State Colleqe BBA /N*'r POKHARA UNIVERSITY ad6ry* OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS Fall, 2020 t-"ffi.ry- EXAM CENTRE SN Examination Center Colleqe Name Proqram BBA Boston lnternational College BCIS Oxford College of Engineering & BBA-BI 15 Management College, Gaidakot, BE Civil Nawalparasi United Technical College BE Ele.&Elx. BE Computer BBA Pokhara College of Management BCIS BBA Pokhara Engineeering College, Phirke La Grandee lnternational College 16 BCA Pokhara, Kaski BBA Nepal Tourism & Hotel Management College BBA.BI BHM La Grandee lnternational Colleqe BPH Pokhara College of Management, 17 Himalavan Eve lnstitute B.OPTOM Nadipur, Pokhara Gandaki Colleqe of Enqineerinq & Science BE Computer Gandaki College of Engneering and BE Computer 18 Pokhara Engineeering College Science (GCES), Pokhara Architecture BE Civil Nepal Tourism & Hotel Management Pokhara Engineeering College 19 BE Elx.&Comm. College, Pokhara Gandaki College of Engineering & Science BE Software B.Pharm B.Sc.MLT School of Health and Allied Sciences BPH BPT BE Civil School of Development and Social BE Ele.&Elx. 20 Engineering, School of Engineering BE Civil (Rural) Phokhara-30, Kaski BEComputer BE Software BBA School of Business BBA-BI BECS School of Development & Social Engineering B.Devs. BBA-BI Apex College BBA-I CIST College, New Baneshwor, 21 Citizen Colleqe BBA-TT Kathmandu Everest Enqineerinq Colleqe BBA.BI Sahid Ramnath Dahal Smiriti Colleqe BBA-BI SchEMS BBA SAIM Colleqe BBA Apollo lnternational College BBA.BI BBA.BI Atlantic lnternational College BBA Apex College, Devkota Sadak, 22 Nobel Colleqe BBA-BI Kathmandu Excel lnternational Colleqe BBA-BI Cosmos Colleqe of Manaqement & Technoloqy BBA Ace lnstitute of Manaqement BBA-BI BBA.BI Uniglobe College BBA POKHARA UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS Fall,2020 EXAM CENTRE SN Examination Genter Colleqe Name Proqram Suvashree Academy lnternational College BBA BCIS Nobel College BBA BHCM BBA National Open College BHCM Ace Institute of Management, 23 Atharva Business College BHCM Baneshwar, Kathmandu Nepal Colleqe of lnformation Technoloqy BCA itizen Colleqe BCA Apex Colleqe BCIS Medhabi Colleqe BCIS lmperial Business Colleqe BHCM SchEMS BCA Sahid Ramnath Dahal Smiriti Colleqe BBA Atlantic lnternational College, Atharva Business Colleqe BBA 24 Samakhusi, Kathmandu Camad Colleqe BBA Malpi lnternational Colleqe BBA School of Environmental Management Excel lnternational Colleqe BBA 25 and Science (SchEMS), Baneshwor Raidhani Model Colleqe BBA Kathmandu Central Colleqe BBA lmperial Business Colleqe BBA Platinum Management College, 26 VS Niketan Colleqe BBA Dillibazar, Kathmandu Libertv Colleqe BBA Ace lnstitute of Management BBA Apollo lnternational College, 27 Medhavi College BBA Baneshwor Kathmandu Citizen Colleqe BBA Apex College BBA Neoal Colleqe of Information Technoloqv BBA Uniglobe College, New Baneshwar, Ritz Hospitalitv Manaqement Colleqe BBA 28 Kathmandu Quest lnternational Colleqe BBA Apollo lnternational College BBA Platinium Management College BBA Platinum Manaqement College BHM Apollo lnternational Colleqe BHM Ritz Hospitalitv Manaqement Colleqe BHM Quest lnternational Colleqe BHM Nobel College, Sinamangal, Kathmandu 29 Medhavi Colleqe BHM Rajdhani Colleqe BHM Shubhashree Academy lnternational College BHM Atharva Business College BHM Liberty College BHM Modern Technical Colleqe B.Sc.MLT Nobel Colleqe B.Sc.MLT SAIM College, Old Baneswor, 30 Nobel Colleqe BPH Kathmandu Universal Science College B.Sc.Bio-Chemistry SchEMS B.Sc. Env.Mqmt. Central lnstitute of Science & Technology (ctsT) B.Pharm Modern Technical Colleqe B.Pharm Quest lnternational College, Gwarkhu 31 B.Sc.MM Lalitpur Nobel College B.Sc.MB B.Pharm Camad{ffi Colleqe N B.Devs. POKHARA UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS Fall, 2020 EXAM CENTRE SN Examination Center Gollege Name Program Modern Technical Colleqe BPH Medhavi College, Shankhamul, 32 Central lnstitute of Science & Technoloqy (CIST) BPH Kathmandu National Open College BPH BE Civil Nepal College of Information BE Computer 33 Everest Engineering College Technology, Balkumari Road BEIT BE Elx.&Comm. BE Civil Everest Engineering College, BE Computer 34 Nepal College of lnformation Technology Sanepa, Lalitpur BE Software BE Elx.&Comm. BE Computer vusiltuu vuilege ut EilgilteEIUtg drru BE Civil 35 Management, Tutepani, Near Satdobato, Nepal Engineering College BE Ele.&Elx. Lalitpur BE Elx.&Comm. unrversal Engrneenng ano :icrence BE Civil for Diploma Nepal Engineering College 36 College Holders Chakuoat. Lalitour Nepal Enqineerinq Colleqe BE Civil and Rural Libefi College, Anamnagar, 37 Universal Science Collge BE Civil Kathmandu Nepal Colleqe of lnformation Technoloqy BEIT 38 National Open College, Sanepa, Lalitput Ritz Colleqe of Enqineerinq and Mangement BE Civil Universal Science Gollege omputer Excel tsusiness college, Elaneshwor, Cosmos Colleqe of Manaqement & Technoloqy Architecture 39 Kathmandu Neoal Enoineerinq Colleqe Architecture Ritz College of Engineering and 40 osmos College of Management & Technology BE Civil Manaoement. Gwarkhu. Lalitour BE Gomputer 41 Citizen College, Satdobato, Lalitpur Cosmos College of Management & Technology BE Elx.&Comm. BEIT Madan Bhandari Memorial Academy BE Civil 42 Nepal Madan Bhandari Memorial Academy Nepal Urlabari-6, Morang BE Computer.
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