Institute of Engineering and Information Technology

Further notes from the sources

• This university prices its engineering degrees in six bands. A Civil place costs 145,700 rupees at a 75% scholarship, 578,300 at the full fee, and 767,100 for a foreign student, all on one published table.2
• The regulator registers two engineering programmes here and the university's own 2083 admission page prices four, adding a B.Tech in CS and AI and a plain B.Tech in IT. Neither of those two is on the engineering register.2
• It calls its degrees B.Tech where every other university in this record calls them BE. The regulator lists them as Civil Engineering and Information Technology Engineering without either prefix.2
• Both programmes hold temporary recognition dated 2081-06-04, the same day the college itself was first approved, so nothing here has been re-recognised since it opened.1
• The application fee is paid into a named Nabil Bank account at the Nepalgunj branch and the voucher must be scanned and uploaded. There is no card or wallet payment step.2
• The university publishes an entrance syllabus and a model question for each programme, and a separate engineering prospectus for the 2083/084 year. Most of the nine registers publish neither.2
• Its central campus is in a building attached to the Krishi Development Bank on Belaspur Road in Banke, which is the address the admission page gives for enquiries.2
• Four mobile numbers and one landline are published for admission enquiries, alongside a dedicated [email protected] address.2