Tribhuvan University (TU) has officially announced a call for applications for its annual academic awards, set to be distributed in celebration of its 67th Anniversary. These prestigious awards, supported by generous donors, are designed to honor outstanding postgraduate students who completed their studies during the academic year 2081/82 (from Shrawan 2081 to the end of Ashad 2082).
Key Information:
- Deadline for Submission: Applications must be submitted within 15 days from the date of this announcement.
- Required Documents:
- Two copies of their research paper or thesis
- Personal information
- One passport-sized photograph
- A copy of their Nepali citizenship certificate
- Academic qualifications (transcripts and degree certificates for postgraduate level)
- A recommendation letter from the campus or concerned authority
- Application Procedure: Submit the complete application to the Dean of Studies at the respective campus. The Dean’s Office will review and forward the recommended applications to the Coordination Division of the Office of the Rector within 5 days.
- Evaluation of Awards: Applications will be assessed based on the quality of the research paper or thesis. Incomplete or late submissions will not be accepted.
- Award Decisions: The final decision regarding award recipients will rest solely with Tribhuvan University.
Available Awards:
1) Shree Krishnachandra Regmi Award (Quota: 1)
- Eligibility: Postgraduate students from the Institute of Science and Technology, and Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Management, Education, and Law. The thesis must be based on Nepal-related topics.
- Prize: NPR 5,000 and a certificate
2) Shree Maheshchandra Mandevi Regmi Award (Quota: 1)
- Eligibility: Master's level graduates from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences with a thesis in Economics or History.
- Prize: NPR 20,001 and a certificate
3) Shree Babukrishna Rijal Award (Quota: 1)
- Eligibility: First-class Master's graduates from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences with outstanding research in Nepali history, culture, or archaeology.
- Prize: NPR 25,001 and a certificate
4) Belu Bishweshwar Chataut Memorial Award (Quota: 3 – One each in Linguistics, Differently-Abled and Journalism)
Categories:
- Linguistics: 1 award
- Journalism: 1 award
- Student with Disability: 1 award
Eligibility:
- For the Linguistics and Journalism categories, applicants must be Master's level students from constituent campuses under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tribhuvan University, belonging to admission batches 2077–2079. They must have passed all subjects in the regular final examinations conducted by Tribhuvan University without failing any paper and obtained the highest marks in their respective subject.
- For the Disability category, one undergraduate student under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences who has secured the highest academic position among students with disabilities is eligible. The applicant must have participated in the 2080 Convocation Ceremony and have their name included in the Grace List.
Award: NPR 25,000 with a certificate
Notes:
- Applicants must submit an enrollment verification letter issued by the concerned campus.
- Applicants for the Belu Bishweshwar Chataut Memorial Award are not required to submit a thesis.
- All required documents must be submitted along with the application.
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