Admissions open for 4 yrs (semester system) B.Sc in Horticulture and Floriculture Management

Tribhuvan University

 

Institute of Science and Technology

 

Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus, Ilam

 

Admissions open for 4 yrs (semester system) B.Sc in Horticulture and Floriculture Management

 

 

This is to notify all the interested students that under the Tribhuvan University, Institute of Science and Technology, Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus, Ilam. 

B.Sc Horticulture and Floriculture Management course was started in the academic year 2069.

Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus (MRMC) Ilam, the first autonomous campus of Tribhuvan University; by taking the advent of autonomy, has initiated this new curriculum of Bachelor's of Science in Horticulture and Floriculture Management (B. Sc. in HFM) approved by the academic council Tribhuvan University.
The purpose of this program is to offer students the opportunity to prepare themselves for a wide variety of careers, entrepreneurship, exploratory enterprises or continue education in the related field by developing both their technical and interpersonal skills. This program is introduced with the conviction that it will contribute by large to the development and promotion of the economy of Nepal and the adjoining regions. In addition, this program focuses on the assess, effectiveness and efficiency of management practices in the related field.
The curriculum is spread over duration of 4 years comprising 8 semesters, 155 credits, 50 courses carrying a total weightage of 3100 marks. One credit in theory equals to 15 teaching hours, doubled by the practical. The first six semesters comprise seven courses each; the seventh six courses and the eighth one course.
Eligibility: The candidates who have passed in second division I.Sc. Or 10+2 (science) and certificate level of Forestry, ie. I.Sc forestry, I.Sc agriculture from Tribhuvan University or an institute recognized by this university shall be considered eligible to apply for admission to B.Sc in Horticulture and Floriculture Management. Students are selected based on their merit in the entrance examination.

 

Entrance form will be available upto 25th of Mangsir from Kathmandu and Ilam

Entrance Date: Mangsir 29th, 2070
Exam Centre: Institute of Science and Technology, Kirtipur, Kathmandu and Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus, Ilam

 

Form is avialable in :

Mahendra Ratna Multiple Campus, Ilam

Institute of Science and Technology, Office of the Dean, Kirtipur

Contact phone number: 027-520020, 9842635473

Orientation program and class start notice of Himalaya College of Engineering

Himalaya College of Engineering is organizing orientation of BE/B.Arch/BSc.CSIT  on Mangsir 8th and 9th. 

 

Orientation Program of BE/B.Arch/BSc.CSIT 1st year (2070 Batch) will be held on 8th Mangsir 2070 (Saturday)

1. at 8:00 am for Civil Engineering, and
2. at 1:00 PM for Electronics & Computer Engineering.

 

Similarly Orientation Program shall continue on 9th Mangsir 2070 (Sunday)

1. at 8:00 am for B. Architecture, and
2. at 12:15 PM for BSc.CSIT in the College Seminar Hall.

Students are advised to attend their respective program in their College uniform. Students must be accompanied by their parents.

 

BE /B. Arch/BSc.CSIT 1st, 2nd, 3rd,4th & 5th year classes will start from 11th Mangsir 2070 (Tuesday).

 

For further details, please contact

Himalaya College of Engineering,

Chyasal -9, Lalitpur, Nepal

Phone No. 5540555, 5554227

Website: www.hcoe.edu.np

Note: Collect your College Uniform on 6th and 7th of Mangsir 2070 from the College Library.

Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Donates $3 Million to Help WWF Double Nepal's Tiger Population

On the third anniversary of the historic Global Tiger Summit the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation has awarded a 3 million grant to World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for a bold initiative to help Nepal double its wild tiger numbers by 2022 - the next Chinese Year of the Tiger.

 

The grant will bolster WWF's work with the government of Nepal and local communities in Nepal's Terai Arc landscape to strengthen anti-poaching patrols, protect core areas for tiger breeding, restore critical corridors for their dispersal and expansion, and continuously monitor tiger populations. Previous support from the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation is already showing major results, growing the number of tigers in the Terai's Bardia National Park from an estimated 18 to 50 tigers.

 

The grant represents the first funds awarded from the successful Christie's 11th Hour Charity Auction in May, created by DiCaprio, which raised a record 38.8 million for conservation in a single night. DiCaprio has long been a passionate advocate for the environment and joined forces with WWF beginning in 2010 to launch Save Tigers Now, a global campaign to raise political, financial and public support to save tigers in the wild.

 

"Time is running out for the world's remaining 3,200 tigers, largely the result of habitat destruction and escalating illegal poaching," said Leonardo DiCaprio, a WWF Board member. "WWF, the government of Nepal and local communities are on the front lines of this battle and I am hopeful this grant will help them exceed the goal of doubling the number of these noble creatures in the wild."

 

"Leonardo DiCaprio defies expectations in leveraging his voice and influence to restore tigers and their habitat in one of the most hopeful places on Earth," said Carter Roberts, President and CEO of World Wildlife Fund (WWF). "His foundation is all about delivering real results for conservation on the ground and empowering local communities; nowhere is that more evident than in Nepal. The numbers speak for themselves and we are grateful for our partnership."

 

Nepal is on target to become one of the first tiger range countries to achieve the 2010 Global Tiger Summit's goal of doubling wild tigers by the next Year of the Tiger in 2022. The Terai Arc Landscape of Nepal, where the grant will be used, is 9,000 square miles and includes protected areas that are critical tiger, rhino and elephant habitat. The densely populated region is also home to nearly seven million people who depend on its natural resources for their livelihoods.

 

Tigers, elephants and rhinos in the Terai are losing habitat and falling victim to the illegal wildlife trade. The grant will allow park rangers to use sophisticated monitoring tools in conjunction with community policing and intelligence-gathering to tackle poaching. Basic park infrastructure, such as guard posts, will also be expanded and corridors between parks will be strengthened to give key species the freedom to roam and help grow new tiger populations across the Terai.

 

"Protecting a top predator like the tiger helps keep forests and grasslands intact, and ensures that other species like rhinos and elephants can thrive." said Justin Winters, the Executive Director of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation. "The most impressive part of this project - and the key to its success so far - is the true collaboration between WWF, the Nepal government and the local communities. Finding solutions that protect tigers and benefit local people is the only way to ensure long term success."

 

WWF and its partners will also use the grant to help local communities benefit from conservation by creating income-generating activities through tourism, handicrafts and organic vegetable production. The grant will also support insurance funds to help families cope with the loss of livestock to predators.

Admissions open for Bachelor of business administration (BBA) at NCIT

Nepal College of information technology (NCIT), as being one of the pioneer colleges imparting genuine management and it education since 2001 AD, proudly calls for admission in bachelor of business administration (BBA).
Why BBA at NCIT

1. to achieve excellent result
2. top class lecturers
3. to achieve practical knowledge with the help of it background
4. internship in reputed organizations
5. industrial tours and international visit
6. job placement opportunities
7. to achieve practical as well as theoretical knowledge from various resource people—visiting professors and lecturers from reputed university, entrepreneurs, management experts.

Eligibility:
10+2 or i. Com. Or equivalent, 2nd division or above from university or boards recognized by pokhara university.
Admissions also open in remaining seats for:
BE. IT/computer engineering/Electronics & Communication
Contact Address:
Nepal College of information technology (NCIT),
Balkumari, Kathmandu, Bagmati, Nepal
Phone: 977-1-5006354, 5006356
Email: info@ncit.net.np