KUMAT Nepal

The university states that the standard admission process includes some or all of the following: an Entrance Test (paper- or computer-based), Analytical Essay Writing, a Group Discussion, and a Personal Interview. Not every program uses every stage, so check your School's webpage for the exact combination that applies to you.

Fall (July–September) is the normal annual intake time for all undergraduate programs and most graduate programs. Some graduate and postgraduate programs are exceptions: the concerned School or Department decides their intake time based on internal needs, so confirm dates with your School rather than assuming the Fall window.

Eligibility criteria for enrollment in individual programs are published on the webpage of each School. The admission page links to the Schools, including Arts, Education, Engineering, Law, Management, Medical Sciences, and Science. Read your School's page directly, since requirements differ by program and are not consolidated in one central list.

The university describes the Entrance Test as paper- or computer-based, meaning the mode can vary. The admission page does not specify which mode applies to which program or year. Confirm the mode, venue, and schedule with the School or department handling your application before the test date.

Practise writing timed essays on current and academic topics. Build a clear thesis, support it with structured paragraphs and specific evidence, and finish with a short conclusion. Train yourself to plan for a few minutes before writing and to leave time for checking grammar and logic, since this stage tests reasoning and organization, not memorized facts.

Aim to contribute early, listen actively, and build on other participants' points rather than repeating them. Bring one or two well-reasoned arguments with examples, invite quieter members in, and avoid dominating or interrupting. Assessors typically watch for clarity, teamwork, and the ability to keep a discussion moving toward conclusions.

Expect questions about your academic background, the program you chose, your motivation, and your awareness of the field. Be ready to explain why this School and subject fit your plans, and to discuss something you have read or done recently. Answer honestly and concisely; the interview is a conversation, not a memory test.

The admission page directs candidates to the university's scholarships and aid page for information on financial support. It does not list specific scholarship amounts or eligibility rules there. Visit the scholarships and aid section and ask your School about options and deadlines before or during the admission process.

The university lists the email [email protected] and phone numbers 977-11-415100, 977-11-415200, 977-9801210035, and 977-11-415005. The fax number is 977-11-415011 and the postal address is P.O. Box 6250, Dhulikhel, Nepal. Use these for general admission queries, but direct program-specific questions to the relevant School.