BE Geomatic
48 seats
affiliated collegeEst. 2004 AD
@surveycollegenepal.edu.np · Thapathali, Kathmandu
48 published seats1 BE programme2004 AD established · Purbanchal University
Nepal Engineering Council register, 13 Jestha 2070 BS1
- Affiliated collegeDegrees awarded by Purbanchal University
- 1 bachelor programme48 published places
- Established 2004 AD
- Thapathali, KathmanduKathmandu district
- On the Nepal Engineering Council registerSince 13 Jestha 2070 BS
- surveycollegenepal.edu.np
Admission and entrance
Purbanchal University's rule for the whole system: One centralised entrance examination run by the Faculty of Engineering for every constituent and affiliated college, on one date, at centres the faculty assigns4. Its portal is entrance.puexam.edu.np.
Location and contact
- District
- Kathmandu1
- Address
- Thapathali, Kathmandu1
- Website
- surveycollegenepal.edu.np2
Where this came from · 4 documents, newest read 3 September 2026
Further notes from the sources
- One registered programme and one named programme, which agree. Its own site publishes the curriculum as 150 credit hours over four years and eight semesters.2
- The college's own website titles itself Himalayan College of Geomatic Engineering and Land Resources Management, while the regulator registers it as Geomatic Institute of Technology.2
- Geomatics is the only subject it teaches, and its site says the programme was accredited by Purbanchal University in the year it started. Its 48 seats are the whole of its published intake.2
- It publishes the university's entrance syllabus and application form on its own site, alongside a college bulletin dated 2078 BS.2
Sources for the information on this page
Nepal Engineering Council, registered colleges under Purbanchal University
Purbanchal University Faculty of Engineering, List of Colleges offering undergraduate programs
Undated inside the document; its filename dates it to July 2024, so it is at least one admission cycle old and predates the two newest colleges on this register.
Last checked by Imperial College of Engineering. Every figure on this page carries the document it came from and the date that document was read.