Padmakanya Multiple Campus

Padmakanya Multiple Campus (PKMC) is a constituent campus of Tribhuvan University located in Bagbazar, Kathmandu. Established in 1951, it was Nepal's first women's campus, originally beginning with humanities programs before expanding into management, science and technology.

The campus now provides bachelor's and master's-level education across Humanities and Social Sciences, Management, and Science & Technology. Its programs include both traditional academic disciplines and professional fields such as Computer Applications, Computer Science & IT, Business Administration, Hotel Management and Information Technology.

Academic Programs

Bachelor's

• Bachelor of Arts (BA)

• Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

• Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)

• Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)

• B.Sc. Computer Science & Information Technology (B.Sc. CSIT)

• Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

• Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)

• B.Sc. Microbiology

• B.Sc. Physics

• B.Sc. General

• Bachelor of Public Administration

• Bachelor of Social Work / related social-science programs

Master's

• MA English

• MA Nepali

• MA Economics

• MA Sociology

• MA Psychology

• MA Political Science

• MA Population Studies

• MA Rural Development

• MBS

• MBM

• MIT

• Other humanities and social-science programs

Key Features

• First women's campus in Nepal

• Tribhuvan University constituent campus

• Bachelor's and master's programs

• Humanities and social sciences

• Management and business education

• Computer science and IT

• Science and microbiology

• Hotel management

• Library and e-library

• Computer laboratories

• Science laboratories

• Hostel facilities

• Auditorium and seminar facilities

• Student clubs and extracurricular activities

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• Government-affiliated degree programmes at subsidised fees

• Bachelor and master level education

• Library and laboratory facilities

• Scholarship provision

• Research and academic activities