Established on 15 Baishakh 2022 BS as Birendra Intermediate Arts College-named in honor of the late King Birendra-the institution arose from the combined vision of educators, social workers, guardians, philanthropists, and local organizations. They recognized the urgent need for a higher–education facility after Chitwan opened for settlement in 2011 BS and set out to fill that gap. In its earliest days, the college faced many hardships. Without its own campus, it began life holding night classes in the Chitwan High School building with just fourteen students. Before long, it moved into a rented house in Narayangarh, laying the foundation for what would become today’s Birendra Multiple Campus.

With many ups and d...

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Dr. Prem Sagar Bhandari

Birendra Multiple Campus, established as a community-based campus in 2022, became a constituent campus of Tribhuvan University in 2030 B.S. Since then, despite many ups and downs, this campus has been making efforts for its advancement with the target of being a center of learning in this locality. Learning is a lifelong process and it changes with the spirit of the time. Education, therefore, has gained a different..

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