Before applying for TU BCA, verify that your academic background meets the requirements in the current admission notice. Eligibility rules, application dates, document requirements and entrance procedures can change, so an older social-media post should never be your final authority.
TU?s Bachelor of Computer Applications is administered by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FoHSS). This guide gives you a safe verification process without inventing grades, fees or deadlines that may differ by intake.
Who should consider BCA?
BCA can suit students who want to study programming, software applications, databases, web technologies and applied computing in a structured undergraduate program. You do not need to arrive as an experienced programmer, but you should be willing to practice logic, mathematics, writing and problem solving.
Eligibility: use the current notice
Do not rely on a single permanent GPA or stream statement. Open the current FoHSS admission or entrance notice and check:
- accepted Grade 12, +2, PCL or equivalent qualifications;
- minimum grades or divisions and whether individual-subject conditions apply;
- recognition or equivalence requirements for foreign or non-standard boards;
- whether applicants awaiting results may apply;
- entrance and admission conditions for the current intake.
If your transcript uses a different grading system or you studied outside Nepal, ask FoHSS or the admitting campus for written clarification before paying.
Documents commonly worth preparing
The official notice controls the final list. Preparing these records early can reduce last-minute problems:
- recent passport-size photograph;
- citizenship or accepted identity document;
- SEE/SLC grade sheet and certificate;
- Grade 12/+2 transcript, grade sheet and certificate;
- character and migration documents where requested;
- equivalence document when applicable;
- payment receipt and submitted application copy.
Keep clear scans and retain the originals. Do not upload altered or unreadable documents.
Admission process
- Find the official notice. Start at the FoHSS website, not an advertisement.
- Check eligibility. Match every condition to your documents.
- Complete the application. Use your name and date of birth exactly as shown in official records.
- Prepare for the entrance process. Follow the current syllabus and instructions.
- Check official results and deadlines. Screenshots shared in groups may be incomplete.
- Compare eligible campuses. Review affiliation, fees, faculty, schedule, labs and travel.
- Complete admission. Obtain written receipts and retain copies.
How to choose a BCA college
| Check | Evidence to request |
|---|---|
| Current affiliation | Official TU/FoHSS listing or current approval |
| Total cost | Written semester-wise fee schedule |
| Teaching | Faculty list and recent class schedule |
| Practical learning | Lab access and recent student projects |
| Internship/project support | Process, supervisors and evaluation method |
Common application mistakes
- Using last year?s deadline or eligibility rule.
- Entering names differently from certificates.
- Paying before confirming eligibility.
- Assuming every advertised college has the same facilities.
- Waiting until the deadline to resolve equivalence issues.
Frequently asked questions
Can students from any +2 stream apply?
Use the current FoHSS notice for the definitive answer. Do not rely on a blanket claim because rules and wording may change.
Is an entrance examination required?
Follow the current FoHSS BCA admission notice and official campus instructions for the relevant intake.
Are fees the same at every college?
No assumption should be made. Request a complete written fee schedule and ask which university, exam, lab or other charges are excluded.
What if my grades or qualification are unusual?
Contact FoHSS or the campus before paying. Ask for clarification you can retain.
Official verification
Reviewed 18 August 2026. Replace or supplement this guide with the current intake notice when released.
