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Purbanchal University Approves Rs 1.99 Billion Budget for Fiscal Year 2083/84
Purbanchal University passes a Rs 1.99 billion budget focusing on AI curricula, digital systems, Gothgaun infrastructure, and foreign university partnerships.
2026-10-01 | notesharu team
Key points
- Purbanchal University approved a total budget of Rs 1.99 billion for the fiscal year 2083/84 during its 43rd Senate meeting.
- The university plans to launch new specialized academic curricula in artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity.
- Infrastructure plans prioritize completing a 100-bed maternal and child hospital at the Gothgaun campus.
- Approved policies emphasize digitized campus services, expanded inclusive scholarships, and joint degree programs with foreign universities.
Details
The 43rd Senate meeting of Purbanchal University, held at the Ministry of Education and Sports in Singha Durbar, officially endorsed a budget of Rs 1,991,697,000 for fiscal year 2083/84. Chaired by Pro-Chancellor and Education and Sports Minister Sasmit Pokharel, the Senate unanimously accepted the financial plan and policy framework presented by Registrar Prof. Dr. Panna Thapa. The university will focus heavily on academic transformation, technology-integrated services, and infrastructure expansion across its 805 bigha campus in Gothgaun.
A central component of the new policy is updating academic programs to match evolving global technology and career demands. Purbanchal University plans to draft and introduce specialized coursework in artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity, as well as updated medical and engineering curricula. Students weighing different technical education paths in Nepal can review our resource on CSIT vs BIT, which to choose for clarity on computing disciplines. To streamline operational processes, administrative and teaching services will also move toward an integrated digital platform.
In medical education, the university intends to complete the 100-bed maternal and child hospital under construction in Gothgaun, alongside forming a partnership with Koshi Hospital to strengthen practical medical training. Additionally, the Senate approved plans to establish a specialized research center focused on climate change and disaster risk mitigation, introduce student exchange programs with overseas institutions, and widen scholarship access for disadvantaged groups. If you want to know more about academic policies or admissions, you can always ask a question to receive community help.
The Senate also nominated three members to the Executive Council for three-year terms. The nominees include Medical Sciences Dean Prof. Dr. Paricha Upadhyay Dhungel, Arts, Law and Education Dean Prof. Dr. Krishna Prasad Pandey, and Prof. Mohan Bahadur Basnet from the Purbanchal University School of Management located in Biratnagar.
What this means for students
Students enrolled in or planning to join Purbanchal University can expect modern academic programs in high-demand fields like AI and data science, alongside smoother online administrative procedures. Increased availability of inclusive scholarships and potential international exchange initiatives will also create broader academic exposure. You can explore NoteTok, 30-second concept shorts to quickly review core academic concepts as these technical programs develop.
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