Browse all accredited universities in Nepal. Compare programs, faculties, campuses, and student stats.
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Kathmandu University is the third oldest university in Nepal, established in 1991. Known for its engineering, medical, and management programs, KU operates through schools rather than faculties and maintains high academic standards.
Tribhuvan University is the oldest and largest university in Nepal, established in 1959. It hosts over 1,050 affiliated colleges and 60 constituent campuses across the country, offering programs from undergraduate to doctoral level in almost every discipline.
Pokhara University was established in 1996 under the Pokhara University Act. It operates through four constituent colleges and over 50 affiliated colleges, with a focus on science, technology, and management education.
Purbanchal University was established in 1994 to promote higher education in the eastern region of Nepal. It has over 115 affiliated colleges offering programs in engineering, management, education, and humanities.
Far-Western University was established in 2010 to cater to the higher education needs of the far-western region of Nepal. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs through constituent and affiliated colleges.
Mid-Western University was established in 2010 to expand access to higher education in the mid-western development region of Nepal.