Top Colleges in Nepal offering Bachelor of Electrical Engineering
Eligibility Criteria
Students seeking admission to Bachelor of Electrical Engineering generally need to have completed Grade 12 / +2 or an equivalent qualification with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, fulfilling the eligibility requirements prescribed by the Institute of Engineering (IOE).
Admission is generally through the IOE entrance examination, according to the admission rules applicable for the respective academic year.
Course Curriculum
| Semester | S.N. | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Semester | 1 | ME 401 | Engineering Drawing I |
| 2 | SH 402 | Engineering Physics | |
| 3 | CE 401 | Applied Mechanics | |
| 4 | EE 401 | Basic Electrical Engineering | |
| 5 | SH 401 | Engineering Mathematics I | |
| 6 | CT 401 | Computer Programming | |
| Second Semester | 1 | SH 451 | Engineering Mathematics II |
| 2 | ME 451 | Engineering Drawing II | |
| 3 | EX 451 | Basic Electronics Engineering | |
| 4 | SH 453 | Engineering Chemistry | |
| 5 | ME 452 | Fundamental of Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer | |
| 6 | ME 453 | Workshop Technology | |
| Third Semester | 1 | SH 501 | Engineering Mathematics III |
| 2 | CT 501 | Object Oriented Programming | |
| 3 | EE 501 | Electric Circuit Theory | |
| 4 | EX 501 | Electronics Devices and Circuit | |
| 5 | EX 502 | Digital Logic | |
| 6 | EE 502 | Electrical Engineering Material | |
| 7 | EX 503 | Electromagnetics | |
| Fourth Semester | 1 | SH 553 | Numerical Method |
| 2 | SH 551 | Applied Mathematics | |
| 3 | EE 552 | Instrumentation I | |
| 4 | EX 551 | Microprocessor | |
| 5 | EE 555 | Power System Analysis I | |
| 6 | EE 550 | Electrical Machines I | |
| Fifth Semester | 1 | EE 601 | Electric Machines II |
| 2 | EE 603 | Electric Machine Design | |
| 3 | EE 605 | Power System Analysis II | |
| 4 | SH 601 | Communication English | |
| 5 | SH 602 | Probability and Statistics | |
| 6 | EE 602 | Control System | |
| 7 | EX 602 | Instrumentation II | |
| Sixth Semester | 1 | CE 655 | Engineering Economics |
| 2 | CE 660 | Hydro Power | |
| 3 | EE 651 | Switchgear & Protection | |
| 4 | EE 652 | Digital Control System | |
| 5 | EE 653 | Industrial Power Distribution & Illumination | |
| 6 | EX 651 | Signal Analysis | |
| Seventh Semester | 1 | CE 701 | Project Engineering |
| 2 | CE 708 | Technology Environment and Society | |
| 3 | EE 701 | Power Electronics | |
| 4 | ME 708 | Organization and Management | |
| 5 | EE 702 | Utilization of Electrical Energy | |
| 6 | EE 703 | Power Plant Equipment | |
| 7 | EE 707 | Project (Part A) | |
| 8 | — | Elective I – Energy Electrical System Management | |
| 9 | — | Elective I – Reliability Engineering | |
| 10 | — | Elective I – Rural Electrification | |
| Eighth Semester | 1 | CE 752 | Engineering Professional Practice |
| 2 | EE 751 | High Voltage Engineering | |
| 3 | EE 753 | Power Plant Design | |
| 4 | EE 754 | Transmission and Distribution System Design | |
| 5 | EE 755 | Project (Part B) | |
| 6 | — | Elective II – Advanced Power System Analysis | |
| 7 | — | Elective II – Applied Photovoltaic | |
| 8 | — | Elective III – Artificial Neural Network | |
| 9 | — | Elective III – Micro-Hydro Power | |
| 10 | — | Elective III – Wind Energy Conversion System | |
| 11 | — | Elective II – Biomedical Instrumentation |
Course Outcomes
Graduates of Bachelor of Electrical Engineering can:
- Design and analyze electrical circuits and systems.
- Analyze electrical power generation, transmission and distribution systems.
- Design and operate electrical machines and equipment.
- Work with transformers, motors, generators and other electrical systems.
- Apply power electronics and control-system technologies.
- Work on hydropower and renewable-energy projects.
- Perform electrical system testing, measurement and maintenance.
- Design electrical installations and infrastructure.
- Work in power utilities, hydropower companies, industries, consulting firms and government organizations.
- Pursue higher studies in power systems, renewable energy, control systems, power electronics and related fields.
About the Course
The Bachelor of Electrical Engineering program at Tribhuvan University is offered through the Institute of Engineering (IOE). The program provides students with fundamental and advanced knowledge of electrical engineering, including electrical circuits, machines, power systems, electrical measurements, power electronics, control systems, instrumentation, and energy technologies.
Students develop practical engineering skills through laboratory work, field studies, design projects, simulations, and engineering applications. The program is particularly relevant to Nepal's energy and infrastructure sector, including hydropower, electricity generation, transmission, distribution, renewable energy, industrial systems, and electrical infrastructure.
Graduates can pursue careers in power generation, transmission and distribution, hydropower, renewable energy, electrical industries, automation, manufacturing, consulting, construction, and government organizations.