University of Nepal Open House 2026

The University of Nepal invites prospective students, parents, donors, contributors, or anyone who has a stake in higher education in Nepal to its Open House 2026. The event provides an opportunity to explore the university's academic approach, interact with faculty members and staff, learn about admissions and scholarship opportunities, and experience the campus environment.

Key Details

• Date: June 23 to July 3, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
• Venue: University of Nepal, Trishakti Marg, Uttardhoka, Kathmandu

Event Highlights

Interaction Sessions

• Meet faculty members, staff, and guest speakers.
• Learn about academic programs and the university's educational philosophy.

Admissions Counseling

• One-on-one counseling sessions.
• Guidance on admission procedures and academic pathways.

Scholarship Information

• Explore scholarship and financial aid opportunities.
• Learn about available scholarship schemes and support options.

Games and Activities

• Table Tennis
• Chess

Refreshments

• Snacks
• Tea and Coffee
• Cold Drinks

What Makes the University of Nepal Different?

Freedom to Choose a Major

Students can pursue any available major regardless of the subjects they studied in Grades 11 and 12. During the first year, all students complete a common core curriculum before selecting a major, allowing them time to explore their interests, strengths, and academic goals before making an important decision.

Competency-Based Admission Process

The entrance examination assesses communication skills, cognitive ability, and quantitative skills rather than subject-specific memorization. The university focuses on identifying students with the aptitude to succeed in higher education.

Continuous and Formative Assessment

Student evaluation is continuous and begins from the start of the academic journey. Rather than relying solely on final examinations, the university emphasizes ongoing assessment, feedback, and learning through practice and reflection.

Student-Centered Teaching and Learning

Teaching methods are interactive and learner-focused, encouraging critical thinking, engagement, and active participation. Faculty members receive regular training through the university's Center for Teaching, Learning and Educational Research.

Autonomous, Public, and Research-Oriented

The University of Nepal is an autonomous public university committed to minimizing political interference while promoting research, innovation, and academic excellence.

Contact

• Phone: 015914588
• Mobile: 9851347544