Brooklyn College

Sukedhara, Kathmandu

Located in Sukedhara, Kathmandu, Brooklyn College offers undergraduate programs in Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS), Bachelor of Arts (BA), and Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) under the affiliation of Tribhuvan University. Additionally, the institution is affiliated with the National Examination Board (NEB) and provides well-structured +2 programs in Science, Management, Humanities, and Law.

ABOUT

Brooklyn College offers a dynamic academic atmosphere enriched with state-of-the-art laboratories, a comprehensive library, career counseling services, and opportunities for students to excel academically. Regular seminars and workshops further enhance the learning experience at the college. The college ensures a truly immersive and affordable education by embracing innovation and modern educational technology. Brooklyn College is actively working to establish strong international collaborations with universities and research institutions worldwide. These global connections aim to keep students informed, inspired, and in tune with international academic trends and career opportunities.

Mission

Brooklyn College is dedicated to delivering high-quality education at an affordable cost. The institution aims to empower students through engaging academic programs, fostering future career success, while instilling a deep sense of social responsibility and personal dignity.

Vision

To establish Brooklyn Education Foundation and its academic institutions as centers of excellence in learning, knowledge creation, and international scholarly exchange, offering a full spectrum of university-level programs that meet global standards.

Objectives

To deliver high-quality education in a professional and nurturing environment that supports the holistic development of students.
To cultivate responsible and ethical citizens through collaborative learning involving students, faculty, parents, and the wider community.
To emphasize subject-wise workshops and seminars as part of regular academic practice.
To consistently achieve outstanding results in examinations and various academic and co-curricular competitions.
To ensure access to quality education through affordable fee structures and a range of scholarships based on merit, need, social inclusion, and support for earthquake-affected students.
To offer a multifaceted global education that integrates technology and responds to current international trends and needs.

Aims

At Brooklyn College, education goes beyond textbooks. The college believes that every mind is like a blade made from the same steel; its sharpness is refined not just by knowledge, but also through real-life experience. Students are nurtured to handle both success and setbacks with resilience and wisdom. Key aims include:

To bridge the educational gap between local and global standards.
To integrate the latest technologies for more engaging and effective learning.
To foster creativity, originality, and innovative thinking in every student.
To adopt a scientific and student-centered approach that fosters a safe, respectful, and motivating learning environment for all learners.
To empower students to set goals and provide them with the right tools and guidance to achieve success.

Salient Features

Experienced and Qualified Faculty: Full-time faculty members for core subjects ensure continuous academic guidance beyond classroom hours.
Optimal Class Size: Small class sizes (30–35 students) foster individual attention and peer learning opportunities.
Strong IT Infrastructure: Wi-Fi-enabled campus, digital classrooms with power backup, and a web-based virtual learning system connecting students, faculty, and parents.
Modern Computer Lab: Equipped with updated computing resources and internet access to enhance digital literacy and skills.
Extensive Library and E-Library Access: Well-stocked library with digital cataloging, journals, and e-resources supporting research and academic enrichment.
Reading Culture Promotion: Unique ‘Reading Month’ initiative and creative literary activities to nurture a lifelong reading habit.
Foreign Language Courses: Offers classes in English, French, Chinese, and Japanese through the Office of Student Affairs.
Well-Equipped Auditorium: Air-conditioned auditorium with audio-visual setup and capacity of 120, used for seminars, TED talks, and student-led programs.
Engaging Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs): Includes sports (football, basketball, cricket), debate, speech contests, dance, music, and guest lectures.
Student Council: An Active student body organizing welcome/farewell events and advocating for student interests.
Community Engagement: Volunteer opportunities in social organizations, fundraising, rural outreach, and awareness campaigns.
Guidance and Career Counseling: Personalized mentoring and group sessions to support goal-setting and career planning.
Personality Development Program (PDP): Comprehensive PDP includes public speaking, mentorship, CV writing, robotics, motivational sessions, and more.
Work and Internship Opportunities: Internship modules and term-break work options prepare students for the job market and encourage independence.
Hygienic Cafeteria: Spacious cafeteria offering a variety of healthy meals and acting as a social hub for students.
Life Skills Education: Emphasis on transferable skills like research, teamwork, communication, and critical thinking using hands-on approaches.
Innovative Teaching Methodologies: Participatory and IT-integrated learning methods, including workshops, projects, and simulations.
Strict Code of Conduct: Clear rules for attendance, behavior, and discipline to maintain academic integrity and a respectful learning environment.

Admission Guidelines

Eligibility

For Plus Two

Students who have completed their Grade 10 studies at the secondary level and wish to continue to Grade 11 must have obtained a minimum average Grade Point (GPA) of 1.6 (one point six) in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE)

For BBS

Students who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations from the recognized academic institutes with second division (securing 45% and above) or 1.8 CGPA are eligible to enroll in this program.

For BSW

For students who passed Grade 12 Before 2079 BS

Minimum D+ grade in each subject of grade 11 and 12 with CGPA 2.0 or more, or,
Minimum score of second division marks in 10+2, PCL, or equivalent in any discipline.

For students who passed Grade 12 in or after 2079 BS

Minimum D+ grade in each subject of grade 11 and 12 with CGPA 2.0 or more, or,
Minimum score of second division marks in 10+2, PCL, or equivalent in any discipline.

For BA

Students should have secured at least a D+ in all subjects in Grade 11 and Grade 12.

Must have completed the intermediate, Proficiency Certificate, or 10+2 level, in Humanities, Science, or Management Stream from Tribhuvan University or from any other University or Board recognized by Tribhuvan University.
Students desirous of studying Major English/Economics in the BA Program may do so, but are required to pass the Major English Subject within three years at +2 or PCL level, as recognized by TU, if they have not already studied this course at +2 or PCL Level.
Students who have studied any other subject at the +2 or PCL level can apply for admission to Major subjects, such as Rural Development, Social Work, and Sociology, in the BA Program.
Students desirous of studying Journalism and Mass Communication as a Major subject in the BA program must have studied Journalism/Mass Communication at +2 or PCL and can apply for the Journalism subject.

Admission Procedure

Brooklyn College follows a simple and student-friendly admission process designed to assist applicants at every step. The process consists of the following four stages:

1. Initial Consultation

Prospective students are encouraged to contact the Admissions Team for guidance on eligibility, application requirements, and necessary documentation.

2. Application Submission

Students can apply either online or in person. All required certified documents must be submitted along with the completed application form. The Admissions Team will review the application and contact the applicant if additional information is needed.

3. Entrance Test

Applicants are required to appear for an entrance examination. The test is an integral part of the selection process, helping to determine the appropriate entry level for the desired course.

4. Enrollment

Successful candidates will be invited to complete the enrollment process and officially join the Brooklyn College academic community.

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Brooklyn College is committed to making quality education accessible to all deserving students. The scholarship policy is designed to support students with strong academic performance, financial need, and diverse talents.

Scholarship Categories:

Merit-based Scholarships:
Up to 80% tuition waiver for academically outstanding students. Applicants are advised to contact the Admissions Office during the application process for eligibility and details.
Need-based Scholarships:
Financial assistance is available for students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Special Category Scholarships:
Dedicated scholarships are available for:
- Students from earthquake-affected families
- Underprivileged backgrounds
- Talented individuals in sports, arts, and other creative fields

Scholarship Entrance Exam Dates for academic year 2082/83: July 7 to 14, 2025