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College of Engineering & Management collegeVOL. 11, ISSUE 76, JULY-AUGUSTreaders 2018 | NRS.120/- www.collegereaders.com.np Oxford College Flagship of Oxford College receives International Star Award for Engineering Quality Leadership Studies: Academic Gold Standard IOE Examination Vibes: 97 out of 100 examinees from PEA unleash the deadlock of IOE IOE Entrance Examinations A Center for Plethoras of Academic Kathmandu Avenues World School prepares students to embrace life-changing education www.collegereaders.com www.collegereaders.com College Readers 1 NCITNepal College of Information Technology (Affiliated to Pokhara University) Balkumari, Lalitpur, Phone: 01/5006354/5006358 |E-mail: [email protected] 2 College Readerswww.ncit.edu.np www.collegereaders.com www.collegereaders.com CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAMS COMPUTER ENGINEERING BCA OFFERED ARCHITECTURE (PROPOSED) LALITPUR ENGINEERING COLLEGE (Affiliated to Tribhuwan University) Chakupat, Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur Tel: 977-1-5260215 , 5260216 E-mail: [email protected] | Website: www.lec.edu.np www.collegereaders.com www.collegereaders.com College Readers 3 ADVISORY BOARD EDITORIAL BOARD CONTACT OFFICES / PERSONS Publisher/CEO Hon. 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Hence, the publisher/editor bears no Mr. Prakash Bhattarai Vol.10, Issue 76, July-August, 2018 Mr. Anup Pandey responsibility for any confusion. Price: NRs 120/- Photographer NRs.100/- (for Institutional Price) Mr. Krishna Chaulagain Print @ Layout Supa Deurali Printers & Suppliers College Readers 4 College Readers www.collegereaders.com www.collegereaders.com FROM EDITORIAL BOARD Engineering: Jeetendra Ghimire Scientific Breakthroughs Publisher/CEO The scope of engineering is commensurate with the it has a greater scope now than before. development of a country. The more a country is developed, the more opportunities engineers are likely to Tribhuvan University has made a significant contribution get. Since Nepal is increasing its developmental intensity in the avenue of engineering. Therefore, this university gradually, with the pace of developmental crescendo, is considered to be the pioneering University of Nepal. engineers can get a deluge of opportunities. The university encompasses outstanding rules and regulations, standards, which are excellent and As many as 35,000 engineers have been registered distinctive from other Nepalese universities, and play to Nepal Engineering Council till now, and more than a catalytic role to transform the ordinary education 15000 engineers are outside the country. The scope of system of Nepal into the rewarding one. The standard engineers in Nepal is rising especially in hydropower, of the Tribhuvan University is an epitome of academic tourism and construction sectors. Engineers directly excellence that has been followed by many universities get involved in a hydropower project, which has in Nepal. Kathmandu University, Pokhara University, necessitated the significance of engineers. Regarding Purbanchal University, Mid-Western University and Far- tourism, we need to build stunning infrastructures and Western University are playing a tremendous role in preserve our historical treasures, for which the engineers contributing engineering education to a wider network are needed. As Nepal is in the phase of constructing of development areas. The private engineering colleges railway transportation, railway engineers are equally have also played a pivotal role in imparting an award- important. Similarly, the country needs a high number of winning engineering education. IT engineers since it is witnessing technological marvels in a cascade of developmental phases. However, there have been some challenges in engineering education in Nepal. The main challenge Indeed, Nepal is a developing country. The demand is to provide quality education. The provision of quality of the engineers has increased dramatically in the education, which can be accepted nationally and aftermath of the massive earthquakes-2072, but the globally, appears to be more challenging now. We ratio of engineering graduation is relatively low because have failed to provide modern and updated syllabuses every engineering collegian does not turn out to be an that are acclaimed globally. We are lagging behind in engineer later. Nevertheless, the government of Nepal providing life-changing courses which our existing system has initiated a range of mega projects which will surely and industries require. The reason behind this academic escalate the prospects of engineers in Nepal. derailment is of university’s reluctance to consult private colleges to prepare syllabuses according to prevalent Before embarking on the present status of engineering requisites of the engineering program. On the other education we must know its history. The IOE was hand, private colleges are not authorized to prepare the established in 1959 following the establishment of syllabuses themselves. Tribhuvan University. At first, Civil Engineering in bachelor level was commenced with its own resources. And only In brief, the University (TU) itself should be agile to build other subjects of engineering like electrical, electronics, good rapport with colleges and develop its syllabuses mechanical, architecture were offered in 1994. The together for quality enhancement in order to refrain from government pledged only incentives to the University. 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