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Annual Report(Fiscal Year: 2075/76)

School of Health and Allied Sciences

Established: 2058 BS (2001 AD)

Published bySchool of Health and Allied Sciences

Faculty of Health SciencesPokhara University

Pokhara -30, Kaski, NepalPhone.: +977-61-504036, +977-61-504037

Website: www.pushas.edu.np, E–mail: [email protected]

2076/04/20

Acknowledgments

We would like to express our gratitude to all the personalities, who supported to prepare this report.

We are thankful to the School Director Dr Damaru Prasad Paneru for his continuous support and guidance. We are grateful to all the faculty members and the staff members of the School of Health And Allied Sciences, without their sincere support this report would not have been possible.

We would like to give the special mention to all the coordinators of the respective programs as well as the coordinator of internal examinations. We would also like to express our gratitude to the Administration and Account section for keeping all the records in systematic way.

At last but not the least, we would like to thank the Rajani Gaha Magar of Surabi offset Press Pokhara-8, Rastrabank Marga, Kaski for the smooth assistance in publishing this report.

Report preparation team

Report preparation team

Atisammodavardhana Kaundinnyayana, Assistant Professor, SHAS, PUPramesh Poudel, Deputy Administrator, SHAS, PUAnjana Bhattarai, Head Assistant, SHAS, PU

Executive Summary

School of Health and Allied Sciences is one of the pioneer Schools of Pokhara University. The School was established in year 2001. The school, which is under the Faculty of Health Sciences is currently running four undergraduate courses in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Medical Laboratory Technology, Public Health, Nursing and Physiotherapy respectively, It is also running Post graduate courses of two major each in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Public Health and Laboratory Sciences. The School is under the direct leadership of the Director of the School for all academic and financial activities. The annual intake of the School is as much as 180 in undergraduate level and 47 in post graduate level. The Pass trend of the students of last three years is around 85%. More than 120 students were graduated in each of the last three years. The school is located in the academic complex of Pokhara University at Dhungepatan, Kaski. There are three buildings where the programs of School of Health and Allied Sciences are being run within the complex and there is one additional physiotherapy block near the complex. The School adopts diversified teaching learning pedagogy which includes significant fraction of practical, hospital trainings, field works as well as research work. There is the facility of library and sports grounds which are common to the other schools of the University. The School is also conducting various other activities such as health camps, diagnostic camps, and community health diagnosis programs etc., which are very much beneficial to the community. The operating cost and employee salary of the school are the main expenses of the school where as the fees from the student and the grant from UGC is the main source of income. Academic enhancement through the improvement in the quality of education is the main challenge of the school and the school is committed to take this challenge by adopting scientific methods and implementing its strategic plans.

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ContentsExecutive Summary v1. Introduction 11.1. Background 11.2. Management and functional structure 11.3. Achievements 12. Academic Progress 22.1. Major Academic milestones after its establishment. 22.2. Enrollment Trend Analysis of the Last Three Years 32.3. Pass Rate Trend Analysis of the Last Three Years 32.4. Graduate Trend Analysis of the Last Three Years Programs 42.5. Educational Pedagogy 43. Physical Progress 53.1. Infrastructural Development 53.2. Educational Aids 53.3. Educational Equipment (ICT, Lab Equipment, etc.) 53.4. Books/Journals/Reference Materials 63.5. Furniture 64. Financial Progress 64.1. Income and expenditure of the school of Health and Allied Sciences (Last three fiscal years) 64.2. Books 74.3. Audit Observations and Issues and Steps Taken to Mitigate the Issues Raised by Audit Observations in the Last Fiscal Year 75. Social Progress 75.1. School's Involvements in Social Activities 75.2. Society's Contributions for School 85.3. Plan for School's Contribution to Society 85.4. Plan for Increased Involvement of Society in the School 86. Issues and Challenges 86.1. Short Term 86.2. Long Term 96.3. Mitigation Measures Taken to Address the Issues and Meet the Challenges 96.4. Plan for Addressing the Issues and Challenges 97. Annual Work Plan and Budget of the Current Fiscal Year 108. Projected Work Plans 10

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1. Introduction1.1 BackgroundPokhara University was established with enactment of the Pokhara University Act 2053 BS and Pokhara University regulation 2055 BS with the mandate to produce high level human resources in different disciplines in partnership with the private sectors.School of Health and Allied Sciences was one of the pioneer schools of the University. It was established in year 2001 (2058 BS) in the Nayabazar Campus of Pokhara University. Its first program was Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences (B Pharm) Later the school launched undergraduate programs in Medical Laboratory Technology (BSc MLT), Public Health (BPH) and Nursing (BSc Nursing). The school was shifted to Simalchaur campus in year 2003 and finally in year 2007 to the current location of Dhungepatan Campus in the academic block of the University. Last year the school started its fifth undergraduate program as Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT).Apart from there five under graduate courses the school is currently runing six post graduate courses as well. Two majors each in the Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences (M Pharm), Master of Public Health and Laboratory Sciences (MSc Medical Microbiology and MSc Medical Biochemistry)programs are currently running under the school. The school was initially under the Faculty of Science and Technology and later under Faculty of Health Sciences.

1.2 Management and functional structureSchool of Health and Allied Sciences is a constituent school run under the leadership of the School Director, who is the executive head of the school. In addition to thedirector program coordinators of each of the program look after specific activities of the program. School’s activities are administratively supported by coordinators at implementation level and director at liaison level. All the programs under this school follow the code of conduct ruled by the director’s office.

1.3 Achievements• Every year, almost more than 140 graduates are produced • Organized international conferences periodically.• Nearly a dozen of Postgraduate holder faculty members of the school have upgraded their

academic degrees (M.Phil and PhD). • Academic Trainings, workshops and Seminars are regularly organized. • Awareness and sanitation camps are also regularly organized.• Health camp at different communities were organized.• Number of faculties engaged in in house and externally funded research products• Growing and extension of new programs• Journal publication (Journal of Health and Allied Sciences)• Establishment of Research Management Cell within the school• Refresher course trainings• Outstanding performances in research by faculties ( achieving Nepal Vidya Bhusan Ka and

Kha, Young scientist Award from NAST)

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2. Academic Progress2.1 Major Academic milestones after its establishment.

• The Health Science programs in Pokhara University were started in 2001 AD (2058 BS) under the school banner of Pharmaceutical Sciences.

• The first program introduced was Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Later, in 2003, the name was modified as ‘School of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences with the start of Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology.

• In 2005, Postgraduate program in Pharmaceutical sciences with specialization in Natural Products Chemistry and Pharmaceutics was lunched.

• In 2009, the name of school was changed into ‘School of Health and Allied Sciences’ with the start of Bachelor of Public Health and Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

• In 2011, Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Clinical Pharmacy was launched. • In 2016, Master of Public Health in Public Health Service Management and Health Promotion

Education were started. • In year 2018 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) and Master of Science in Medical Microbilogy

and Master of Science in Medical Biochemistry programs were started.• All the under graduate programs of this school are of four years academic duration spread

over eight semesters except the BSC Nursing program, which is running in annual basis. All the post graduate programs are of two years spread over four semesters.

• Currently Running Programsa. Undergraduate Programs

i. Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences/B Pharmii. Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Sciences/BSc MLT

iii. Bachelor of Public Health/BPHiv. Bachelor of Science in Nursing /BSc Nursingv. Bachelor of Physiotherapy/BPT

b. Post Graduate Programsi. Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Natural Products Chemistry/ M Pharm (NPC)

ii. Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Clinical Pharmacy/ M Pharm (CP)iii. Master of Public Health: Health Promotion and education/ MPH (HPE)iv. Master of Public Health: Public Health Service Management/ MPH (PHSM)v. Master of Science in Medical Microbilogy/ MSc MM

vi. Master of Science in Medical Biochemistry/ MSc MB

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2.2 Enrollment Trend Analysis of the Last Three Years

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2.3 Pass Rate Trend of Past Three Years Table : Pass Rate of 2015/16

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BPH 296 250 46 106 86 20 190 164 26 60 44 16 4 3 1 8 3 4

BSc Nursing 77 70 7 0 0 0 77 70 7 25 22 3 3 3 0 2 2 0

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BSc Nursing 78 76 2 0 0 0 78 76 2 25 24 1 3 3 0 2 2 0

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Table : Pass Rate of 2017/18

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The detailed breakdown of the pass trend of last three years is given in the annex.

2.4 Graduate Trend Analysis of the Last Three Years Programs

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2.5 Educational PedagogyThe School of Health and Allied Sciences adopts diversified pedagogical tools for its teaching learning activities. The pedagogical activities are based on the nature of the program and the course. Major tools include.

• Class room teaching• Laboratory based experimental teaching• Hospital based hands on training

o Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy Training/ Clerkshipo Laboratory Science Trainingo Nursing Training/Postings

• Field/Community based teaching• Seminar, Term Paper and other presentations• Assignments/Self directive learning• Assessments• Group and individual Project and Research Works

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3. Physical Progress3.1 Infrastructural DevelopmentThere are three academic buildings of School of Health and Allied Sciences within the academic complex of Pokhara University at Dhungepatan, Kaski, Nepal. The central library is also located in the same campus which is used by all four schools of the Pokhara University. There is a common parking shed, basketball court and playground in the University area.In addition to the three buildings within the main academic complex of Pokhara University at Dhungepatan, Pokhara-30, One additional Physiotherapy Block is there near academic complex, which is a rented building.There is a Girls Hostel within the campus of Pokhara University. This is common for all girl students of Pokhara University. Students from all faculties are selected to reside in the hostel as per the University criteria. These are three buses in the University. One of them is under the Faculty of Health Sciences.

The rooms, spaces and other equipment the School of Health and Allied Sciences are as follows:Rooms and Spaces NumberClass Rooms 22Laboratories (Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacology, Instrumentation, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Cellular Laboratory, Anatomy and Physiology, Nutritional Laboratory etc.)

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Seminar Hall 1Faculty Room 9Administrative Room 11Model Pharmacy 1Lavatories 11

3.2 Educational AidsThere are verities of educational aids used in the school. Audio visuals materials, educational posters, molecular models, skeleton and other body system models are the major educational aids used in the teaching learning activity.

3.3 Educational Equipment (ICT, Lab Equipment, etc.)There are 35 multimedia projectors 4 glass boards and 17 white boards. There are 101 computers (50 desktops and 51 laptops) being used in the teaching learning process.There is one computer and Information Technology Laboratory within the School. There is facility of 6mbps unlimited internet access which is available through both LAN and Wi Fi technology.The Major Laboratory Equipment available in the Laboratories of the School of Health and Allied Sciences are

• High Performance Liquid Chromatography• Gas Chromatography• UV Spectrophotometer• Rotary Evaporator• Dissolution Apparatus• Plate Reader

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3.4 Books/Journals/Reference MaterialsThe availability of the number of books related to Health Sciences in the central Library is as follows:

Subject wise Book Details in 2075/76

S N Particulars Book Purchased in the year 2075/76

Total Purchased books till date Remarks

1. Management Books 289 14,126 2. Engineering Books 1059 9508 3. Health Science Books 286 7350 4. Humanities & Social Science Books 107 2131 5. Total purchased books 1741 33,115

Total books in the library more than 33,115 (Including the gifted books)

Apart from more than 31 thousand books, there are 200 periodicals, 251 media (Audio books, CDs etc.) and 10 Newspapers that are available in the central library Pokhara University. There are 150 eBooks, 200 eJournals, and access to 18 different e resources in the library. The major e-resources available in the library include BioOne, HINARI, AGORA, OARE and ARDI.

3.5 FurnitureThere are approximately 420 sets of desks and benches 150 sets of table and chairs in the School of Health and Allied Sciences. There are 61 Steel cupboards, 5 filing cabinets and 5 glass boards also.

4. Financial Progress4.1 Income and expenditure of the school of Health and Allied Sciences (Last three fiscal years)

INCOME HEAD/FISCAL YEAR Fiscal Year 2073/74 Fiscal Year 2074/75 Fiscal Year 2075/76

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10101 Admission Fees 2,476,700.00 2,938,712.50 4,546,125.00

10102 Registration Fees 516,000.00 630,000.00 758,000.00

10103 Tuition Fees 30,114,612.50 32,511,887.50 37,800,292.50

10104 Examination Fees 1,572,675.00 1,867,375.00 1,718,675.00

10105 Services Fees 1,599,500.00 1,770,500.00 2,073,750.00

10106 Students Welfare Fee 877,500.00 908,500.00 638,300.00

10107 Laboratory Fees 12,346,502.00 13,121,375.00

15,142,625.00 10108 Library Fees 1,471,850.00 1,544,000.00 1,710,600.00

10109 Identity Card Fees

10110 Sports Fees

10111 Hostel Fees

10112 Transportation Fees

10113 PU Development Fees 300,000.00 939,025.00 1,935,000.00

10114 Accreditation Fees 197,825.00 251,925.00 604,775.00

10115 Other Charges

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1) Total Income from Academic Activities (Student's Fees)

51,473,164.50 56,483,300.00

66,928,142.50

2) Grants And Donations Received (From UGC) 627,320.00 7,445,000.00

121,900.00 3) Interest Incomes 835,342.36 1,328,707.69

968,165.29

4) Miscellaneous Income 857,150.00 1,543,805.00

1,044,700.00 5) Grants from Central Office 9,333,071.16 5,484,207.87

20,688,152.08

Total Income 63,126,048.02 72,285,020.56 89,751,059.87

Expenses HEAD/FISCAL YEAR Fiscal Year 2073/74 Fiscal Year 2074/75 Fiscal Year 2075/76

1) Operating Expenses 17,034,326.32 18,053,130.35

19,799,144.35 2) Employees Cost (Salary and other benefit) 46,911,916.06 53,903,856.52

58,602,655.25

3) Capital Expenditure 6,173,234.81 7,553,670.77

11,866,322.25 Total Expenses 70,119,477.19 79,510,657.64 90,268,121.85

4.2 BooksSchool of Health and Allied Sciences used the facility of the Central Library, Pokhara University, which is located at the same campus where the school is located. School is starting its own school library very shortly.

4.3 Audit Observations and Issues and Steps Taken to Mitigate the Issues Raised by Audit Observations in the Last Fiscal YearFrom the Internal Audit observations of last fiscal year some of the issues were raised and corrective steps were carried out to resolve the issues.The major issued raised by the audit include: attendance of staff was not done properly, Depreciation was not charged in Fixed Assets, Provision Amount not transferred to Central Office, Quotation not obtained from all listed vendors, Reimbursement of expense for the year made at a single time, Proper supporting not attached with voucher. In order to resolve the issues, some steps are taken from the Faculty and School Administration. Attendance of Staff is done properly now, Provision amount is transferred to Central Office, Quotation asked from all listed vendors, Proper supporting documents is attached with voucher. Sincere and appropriate moves are also taken in order to improve the other issues raised by the auditor.In order to resolve the issues, some steps are taken from the school administration. To correct inappropriate account head, currently the budget is proposed in appropriate budget head. The store entry is now properly maintained on time andthe purchase procedure is strictly followed as per rule. Sincere and appropriate

moves are also taken in order to improvethe other issues raised by the auditor.

5. Social Progress5.1 School's Involvements in Social ActivitiesSchool of Health and Allied Science is located in Pokhara Metropolitan- ward number 30, Kaski. The major social activity the school has involved are listed below

• Organization of Health Camps in different communities in initiation of the students of Pharmaceutical Sciences and support of school

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• Organization of annual blood donation program in the initiation of Laboratory technology students and support of school.

• Public Health Field Programs for the health awareness of different communities• Community Health diagnosis program of Nursing for the promotion of health.

Apart from these activities with establishment of this school and other schools of Pokhara University at Dhungepatan, Pokhara -30, Kaski, Society has largely benefited as a large number of local students are studying in the University. There is also a significant urban development in the locality after this school and other schools are shifted to this area.

5.2 Society's Contributions for SchoolSchool of Health and Allied Science is located in the land provided by the people of Pokhara Metropolitan- ward number 30, Kaski. Community leaders and academician of the locality represent in the University senate; which is the supreme body of the University. In addition, people of the society engage in the social functions organized by the school, they support in the programs like blood donation, camp management, plantation, celebration of the special days like convocation, day celebrations etc. They serve as watch dog for the university activities and provide a congenial environment for academic growth.

5.3 Plan for School's Contribution to SocietyDevelopment of the society is inherited due to physical and functional location of School of Health and Allied Sciences, Pokhara University at Dhungepatan, Kaski. The rapid urbanization of the area and the facilities of market and transport is highly due to the University. Before its establishment, the area was remote and publicly disadvantaged. Now a day, school is contributing to the societies by providing local scholarship to the students and improved access to higher education at doorstep. It has been providing due opportunity to the locals for employment and promoting their local business. The school has a plan to extend its academic programs, planning to establish 150 bed hospital with an aim to extend as medical college teaching hospital, establishment of herbal research garden. Academic programs to be added include Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNS) and resuming of the program of Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Pharmaceutics.

5.4 Plan for Increased Involvement of Society in the SchoolSchool expects both the direct and the indirect support from community. The School is planning define the pocket area of the community for service delivery points. Representatives from the communities will be involved in the different communities of the school development and indirectly they will be involved in different interacting sessions, public contribution for hospital establishment. We are working for the improvement of roads and improving the environmental protection measures.

6 Issues and Challenges6.1 Short Term

• Unwanted political influences in the school’s activity• Poor retention of faculties: benefits, opportunities are limited. • Availability of human resources at schools is limited. • Scarcity of space (buildings, rooms, no won cafeteria) for school’s activity.

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• Investment of more time in classroom teaching only, less time for research, extension activities

• Lack of hospital for health sciences and dependency on other hospitals• Accountability among the employees is limited.

. 6.2 Long Term

• Traditional teaching learning approaches• Unwanted political interferences and instability and every decisions are influenced by politics. • Administrative challenges: Completion of task on stipulated time is not ascertained. • Production of theoretically oriented products and limitation of practical skills among

graduates, no market surveys are done and the courses are developed on the basis of provider’s understandings rather than need of the society.

• Poor retention of faculties: benefits, opportunities are limited. Growths of the faculties are restricted and it is seldom become priority issue.

• Influences of external forces in decision making (vacant service commission, public interference, and lengthy decision making levels).

• Lack of hospital for health sciences and dependency on other hospitals• Shortage of specialized faculties, major investment in daily teaching; limited time for

research involvement• Poorly flourished Professionalism and work culture among the teaching and non-teaching

staff • Regularization of examination and academic activities are influenced by the individual

interests.• Shortage of academic and administrative staff. • Off channel activities are more dominant rather than official channels in decision making due

to political appointment. Because of this, academic regulation and task accomplishment in time heavily influenced.

6.3 Mitigation Measures Taken to Address the Issues and Meet the Challenges• Immediate shortages of the human resources are managed through course contract and full

time contract faculties• We have established relationship with local communities and professional organizations to

contribute to the society. • Space management is made through the application of morning and day time class activities. • Direct and indirect lobbying with the political decision makers and academicians to improve

the working environment and work culture of the school.

6.4 Plan for Addressing the Issues and ChallengesSchool have limited authority in decision making and the school’s decision in financial regulation, human resource regulation and other major decisions are taken by the university authority. The array of Professors and Administrative manpower in support of all other stakeholders of the school is capable of handling the issues and challenges that it will face in the future.

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7. Annual Work Plan and Budget of the Current Fiscal YearThe work Plan of the School is designed in accordance with the Academic Calendar of the University. Approved Academic Calendar of the School is given in the annex.According to the expected Budget of the School in the coming fiscal year the school is expected to earn NRs 115,286,000.00 under different title whereas the estimated total expense is NRs.148, 604, 000.00.The detail of the budget plan is also given in the annex.

8. Projected Work PlansThe school is follows the guidelines of the University for its development plan. University includes the prospective plans regarding the development of the school based on the suggestions provided by the experts. University strategic plan is the key document that guides to the development of the school. The summary of the proposed strategic plan is given below.

Proposed strategic plan of the universityPokhara University has introduced a number of innovative programs in many areas and it has been able to create a niche for itself. In order to pursue a sustained path of growth, meet national expectations, and launch effective programs in an efficient manner, there was a need of a strategic planned approach. Hence, a plan was prepared in 2003 (2059 BS) and produced to the Annual Meeting of the University Senate for its approval and that plan was approved by the Senate in that very meeting. It was revised in 2008 (2065 BS) in order to incorporate the new strategy of the University and the first five year action plan (July 2008 to June 2013) was prepared. The second Five Year Plan (July 2013 – June 2018) was prepared and implemented. It was also revised in 2016 and re-adjusted based on the success of the past three years and new environment of the University. The second five year action plan period will be completed at the end of this fiscal year (2074-075), this document is prepared as the revised strategy and the third five year action plan (2018-2023) of the University.

Vision The University has fully understood that it has to partake and contribute in raising the living standard and improving the quality of life of the people to bring about the permanent peace, prosperity, and wellbeing in the country by contributing to create gainful employment opportunities, raising production and productivity, removing the drudgery on work with the promotion and use of indigenous, local and appropriate technologies by promoting and using sustainable energy and by changing the social psychology of the people towards sustainable development goals and social justice. MissionThe mission of Pokhara University is to develop as a Centre of Excellence for Higher Education by excelling teaching and learning; research and publication; and outreach activities; contributing to the national development process by producing job market oriented, responsible, productive, service oriented and committed human resources; and linking the university system with the community services.

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GoalsThe set goals of Pokhara University are as follows:

• To build the university system into an advanced center of learning, and research including frontier approach to study like open learning;

• To produce high level human resources equipped with knowledge, skill, personality, leadership, and human values, who can meet present day work challenges, act as change agents, and give direction for the future;

• To serve as an institution to make higher education accessible to the underprivileged section of the society;

• To make a positive contribution to academic scholarship, research and publication that will underpin and strengthen the teaching curriculum and generate knowledge;

• To build a dynamic institution capable of withstanding changes;• To pursue excellence and quality in all aspects of the university's activities and services;• To link the knowledge, research, and publication with the productivity to serve the nation for

the creation of knowledge economy, especially the weaker section of the society; and• To increase the competitiveness of the University in regional and international levels.

In the next five years, that is while completing the next five-year action plan period the University will be celebrating its Silver Jubilee in 2022. By this time the first phase of the development of the basic programs and fully functional basic infrastructure of the University should be completed. Along with its goal, vision and strategic establishment and the present trend of its growth and expansion, the University will be developed as a higher educational hub of the western development region. The university’s strategies and actions are directed to enable it to have a share of about 10 per cent students in the total university education in Nepal, i.e., about 60,000 students by next 5 years in its constituent and affiliated schools/colleges. The University has the objective to operate at least one section of each programme at its constituent schools/colleges, which will be spreading over in the major concentration centres of Pokhara University affiliated colleges. In doing so, the University will have about 6,000 students in its constituent schools and colleges. In the long-term, Pokhara University will expand its schools and colleges across the country. Its programme expansion will be on technical and professional areas, particularly the prominent missing programs like medical studies, law, sports, supply chain and logistics, frontier engineering and technology, and other professional and frontier subjects under social sciences. The University will equally focus on research and it will be established as the leading research university. Similarly, the University will lead the Nepalese universities in continuing education and consultancy services as well. The University will have about 10 per cent share of basic sciences and basic social sciences programs. By that time the University will have already been established as one of the leading universities in the country, and it will strongly show its presence in the South Asian regional academic community.

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Faculty of Health SciencesSchool of Health and Allied sciences

Program: B Pharm Intake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender Sch/pay EDJ Dalit Medhasi

1 17170120 2016-1-17-0120 Alija Kunwar F

2 17170121 2016-1-17-0121 Anish Tiwari M

3 17170122 2016-1-17-0122 Anuvabi Sharma F

4 17170123 2016-1-17-0124 Ashmita Nepali F Y Y

5 17170124 2016-1-17-0123 Asim Bharati M

6 17170125 2016-1-17-0125 Asmita Poudel F

7 17170126 2016-1-17-0126 Bibek Budha M S Y

8 17170127 2016-1-17-0127 Bimal Poudel M

9 17170128 2016-1-17-0128 Bina shrestha F Y

10 17170129 2016-1-17-0129 Binod Sharma M S

11 17170130 2016-1-17-0130 Daya Ram Duwal m

12 17170131 2016-1-17-0131 Dolma Tamang F Y

13 17170132 2016-1-17-0132 Garima Lamichhane F

14 17170133 2016-1-17-0134 Gautam Dahal M

15 17170134 2016-1-17-0133 Gulam Moiz Khan M S Y Y

16 17170135 2016-1-17-0135 Kabita Adhikari F

17 17170136 2016-1-17-0136 Kiran Acharya M S

18 17170137 2016-1-17-0137 Laxmi Kunwar F

19 17170138 2016-1-17-0139 Monika Paudel F

20 17170139 2016-1-17-0140 Nabin Shrestha M S Y

21 17170140 2016-1-17-0141 Namuna Rajbhat F S

22 17170141 2016-1-17-0142 Nisha Shrestha F Y

23 17170142 2016-1-17-0143 Punam Acharya F

24 17170143 2016-1-17-0144 Purnima Tiwari F

25 17170144 2016-1-17-0145 Richa Gurung F Y

26 17170145 2016-1-17-0146 Rubi Adhikari Chhetri F

27 17170146 2016-1-17-0147 Ruby Kumari Sah F S Y Y

28 17170147 2016-1-17-0148 Sabnam Sapkota F

29 17170148 2016-1-17-0149 Sagar Karki M

30 17170149 2016-1-17-0150 Samikshya Adhikari F

31 17170150 2016-1-17-0151 Sandeepa Paudel F

32 17170151 2016-1-17-0152 Sangita Gautam F

33 17170152 2016-1-17-0153 Sarita Tiwari F

34 17170153 2016-1-17-0154 Shanti Sharma F

35 17170154 2016-1-17-0155 Shantiram Misra M

36 17170155 2016-1-17-0156 Shradha Rimal F

37 17170156 2016-1-17-0157 Suman Pariyar M Y Y

38 17170157 2016-1-17-0158 Sunil Poudel M

39 17170158 2016-1-17-0159 Suresh Kumar Shrestha M Y

Total = 39

13



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender Sch/Pay EDJ Dalit Medhasi

1 18170001 2017-4-75-0121 Amrita G.C. F2 18170002 2017-4-75-0122 Anusha Khadka F S3 18170003 2017-4-75-0123 Ashma Gurung F Y4 18170004 2017-4-75-0124 Bijay Mani Upadhayay M5 18170005 2017-4-75-0125 Bijaya Acharya M 6 18170006 2017-4-75-0126 Binod Bhandari M S7 18170007 2017-4-75-0127 Bishal Thapa m8 18170008 2017-4-75-0128 Deepa Acharya F9 18170009 2017-4-75-0129 Dikshya Bastola F10 18170010 2017-4-75-0130 Durga Acharya F11 18170011 2017-4-75-0131 Jagdish Poudel M12 18170012 2017-4-75-0132 Kala Devi Shrestha F Y13 18170013 2017-4-75-0133 Laxmi Tilija F Y14 18170014 2017-4-75-0134 Mamata Lamichhane F15 18170015 2017-4-75-0135 Manakamana Gautam F16 18170016 2017-4-75-0136 Manoj Sharma M17 18170017 2017-4-75-0137 Nista Gurung F Y18 18170018 2017-4-75-0138 Parbati Thapa Magar F S y19 18170019 2017-4-75-0139 Pradeep Mishra M20 18170020 2017-4-75-0140 Prashant Sapkota m21 18170021 2017-4-75-0141 Prasun Gurung F Y22 18170022 2017-4-75-0142 Prathana Dangol F Y23 18170023 2017-4-75-0143 Rabina Shrestha F Y24 18170024 2017-4-75-0144 Rebika B.k F Y y25 18170025 2017-4-75-0145 Sabina Lamichhane F S26 18170026 2017-4-75-0146 Salina Rana Magar F Y27 18170027 2017-4-75-0147 Santosh Chaudhary M s Y28 18170028 2017-4-75-0148 Sapana Bhandari F29 18170029 2017-4-75-0149 Sapana Subedi F30 18170030 2017-4-75-0150 Sapana Tiwari F31 18170031 2017-4-75-0151 Saru Shrestha F Y32 18170032 2017-4-75-0152 Shishir Adhikari M

33 18170033 2017-4-75-0153 Shree Maya Thapamagar F Y

34 18170034 2017-4-75-0154 Shristi Pantha F

35 18170035 2017-4-75-0155 Subash kunwar M

36 18170036 2017-4-75-0156 Sushil Devkota M37 18170037 2017-4-75-0157 Susma Lamichhane f

38 18170038 2017-4-75-0158 Susmita Gurung F Y

39 18170039 2017-4-75-0159 Tara Adhikari M S

14



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender Sch/Pay EDJ Dalit Medhasi

1 19170156 2018-4-75-0081 Aadarsha Neupane M S

2 19170157 2018-4-75-0082 Aakriti Bhandari F

3 19170158 2018-4-75-0083 Aarati Bhandari F

4 19170159 2018-4-75-0084 Aayasha Timila F Y

5 19170160 2018-4-75-0085 Akriti Dhakal F

6 19170161 2018-4-75-0086 Alisha Shrestha F Y

7 19170162 2018-4-75-0087 Anita shreshtha F S Y

8 19170163 2018-4-75-0088 Asmita Lama F Y

9 19170164 2018-4-75-0089 Bhagwati Karki F

10 19170165 2018-4-75-0090 Bina Pantha F S

11 19170166 2018-4-75-0091 Dinesh Singh Airi M

12 19170167 2018-4-75-0092 Jamuna Sigdel F S

13 19170168 2018-4-75-0093 Kabita Sharma F

14 19170169 2018-4-75-0094 Kalapana Timilsina F

15 17190170 2018-4-75-0095 Kanchan Bhujel F

16 19170171 2018-4-75-0096 Krishna B.C. M

17 19170172 2018-4-75-0097 Kumar Darai M S Y

18 19170173 2018-4-75-0098 Manisha poudel F

19 19170174 2018-4-75-0099 Manju Bhandari F

20 19170175 2018-4-75-0100 Monoj Baral M

21 19170176 2018-4-75-0101 Muna Malla F

22 19170177 2018-4-75-0102 Namrata Acharya F

23 19170178 2018-4-75-0103 pratibha Laudari F

24 19170179 2018-4-75-0104 Priyanka Shrestha F Y

25 19170180 2018-4-75-0105 Rabisa Pokhrel F

26 19170181 2018-4-75-0106 Rajani Adhikari F

27 19170182 2018-4-75-0107 Ram Kishor Yadav M S Y

28 19170183 2018-4-75-0108 Sabita Neupane F S

29 19170184 2018-4-75-0109 Safal Pandey M

30 19170185 2018-4-75-0110 Samikhya Poudel F

31 19170186 2018-4-75-0111 Sandesh Bhattarai M

32 19170187 2018-4-75-0112 Sandhya Poudel F

33 19170188 2018-4-75-0113 Sanket Wagle M

34 19170189 2018-4-75-0114 Sudhadra regmi F

35 19170190 2018-4-75-0115 Sudha Bhattarai F

36 19170191 2018-4-75-0116 Suman Sharma Timilsina M

37 19170192 2018-4-75-0117 Sumitra Subedi F

38 19170193 2018-4-75-0118 Suraksha Marasini F

39 19170194 2018-4-75-0119 Sushila Lamichhane F

40 19170195 2018-4-75-0120 Tripti Kshetri F

15


Program: BSc MLTIntake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay

1 2016-1-16-0071 Amit Kumar Shah M Y Y S

2 17170070 2016-1-16-0072 Anusha Thapa F

3 17170071 2016-1-16-0073 Bishal Baral M

4 17170072 2016-1-16-0074 Elena Adhikari F

5 17170073 2016-1-16-0075 Joshina Bhandari F

6 17170074 2016-1-16-0076 Laxmi B.K. F Y Y

7 17170075 2016-1-16-0077 Namrata Pokharel F

8 17170076 2016-1-16-0078 Pabina Pokharel F

9 17170077 2016-1-16-0079 Parbati Thapa Magar F Y S

10 17170078 2016-1-16-0080 Pooja Dawadi F S

11 17170079 2016-1-16-0081 Rachana Dhakal F

12 17170080 2016-1-16-0082 Raksha Malla F

13 17170081 2016-1-16-0083 Rebika Koirala F

14 17170082 2016-1-16-0084 Rhitika Shrestha F y

15 17170083 2016-1-16-0085 Rita Gurung F y

16 17170084 2016-1-16-0086 Sabina Baral F

17 17170085 2016-1-16-0087 Sabita Prajapati F

18 17170086 2016-1-16-0088 Sadikshya Subedi F

19 17170087 2016-1-16-0089 Sajina Poudel F

20 17170088 2016-1-16-0090 Samipa Shrestha F Y

21 17170089 2016-1-16-0091 Sandeep Poudel M S

22 17170090 2016-1-16-0092 Shiva Prasad Subedi M

23 17170091 2016-1-16-0093 Suchana Achhami F Y Y S

24 17170092 2016-1-16-0094 Suraksha Sharma F

25 17170093 2016-1-16-0095 Swastika Mahat F

Total= 25

16




1 18160041 2017-4-76-0121 Aashish Shakya M Y2 18160042 2017-4-76-0122 Aastha Thapa F3 18160043 2017-4-76-0123 Abishek Pahari M Y S4 18160044 2017-4-76-0124 Akankshya Acharya F5 18160045 2017-4-76-0125 Anisha Shrestha F Y6 18160046 2017-4-76-0126 Anushreeya Subedi F s7 18160047 2017-4-76-0127 Asmita Basnet F8 18160048 2017-4-76-0128 Balkrishna Lamichhane M9 18160049 2017-4-76-0129 Bhabishya Sedhain M10 18160050 2017-4-76-0130 Binay Thapa M11 18160051 2017-4-76-0131 Binita Chhetri F12 18160052 2017-4-76-0132 Hemanta Rana M Y13 18160053 2017-4-76-0133 James Maharjan M Y14 18160054 2017-4-76-0134 Karuna Kandel F S15 18160055 2017-4-76-0135 Kshamata Gurung F Y S16 18160056 2017-4-76-0136 Mahima Maharjan F Y17 18160057 2017-4-76-0137 Namrata Ranabhat F18 18160058 2017-4-76-0138 Nikita Parajuli F19 18160059 2017-4-76-0139 Prasiddha Thakali M Y20 18160060 2017-4-76-0140 Rachana Puri F21 18160061 2017-4-76-0141 Raksha Sapkota F S22 18160062 2017-4-76-0142 Ranjita Dhungana F S23 18160063 2017-4-76-0143 Sabita Tamang F Y24 18160064 2017-4-76-0144 Sadhana Timsina F25 18160065 2017-4-76-0145 Sajina Pariyar F Y Y26 18160066 2017-4-76-0146 Samichhya Devkota F27 18160067 2017-4-76-0147 Sangita khadka F28 18160068 2017-4-76-0148 sarita Acharya F29 18160069 2017-4-76-0149 Sarita Thapa F30 18160070 2017-4-76-0150 Sayal Chaudhary M Y31 18160071 2017-4-76-0151 Seema Chaudhary F Y S32 18160072 2017-4-76-0152 Shankar Gurung M Y33 18160073 2017-4-76-0153 Sheraj Ansari M Y Y34 18160074 2017-4-76-0154 Simanta Parajuli M35 18160075 2017-4-76-0155 Siwani K.C. F36 18160076 2017-4-76-0156 Sonam Ale F37 2017-4-76-0060 Mabina K.C. F38 18160078 2017-4-76-0158 Sunita Pariyar F Y Y39 18160079 2017-4-76-0159 Suraj Kumar Yadav M Y Y S40 18160080 2017-4-76-0160 Tara Lamichhane F

Total Student = 40

17




1 19160117 2018-4-76-0042 Aashish Adhikari M2 19160118 2018-4-76-0043 Akriti Shrestha F Y3 19160119 2018-4-76-0044 Alina Sharma F S4 19160120 2018-4-76-0045 Anisha Shah F Y5 19160121 2018-4-76-0046 Asbin Nepali M Y Y6 19160122 2018-4-76-0047 Bhawana Baral F7 19160123 2018-4-76-0048 Bhawana Devkota F8 19160124 2018-4-76-0049 Bibek Kumar Sah M Y S9 19160125 2018-4-76-0050 Bijita Tiwari F10 19160126 2018-4-76-0051 Binita Dhakal F11 19160127 2018-4-76-0052 Gulam Moin Khan M Y S12 19160128 2018-4-76-0053 Hem Kumari Gurung F Y13 19160129 2018-4-76-0054 Jayanti Pokharel F14 19160130 2018-4-76-0055 Jita Poudel F15 19160131 2018-4-76-0056 Jyoti Koirala F16 19160132 2018-4-76-0057 Jyoti Thapa F17 19160133 2018-4-76-0058 Kantosh Gurung M Y18 19160134 2018-4-76-0059 Karuna Paudel F S19 19160135 2018-4-76-0060 Manju Maurati F Y Y20 19160136 2018-4-76-0061 Meena Shrestha F Y21 19160137 2018-4-76-0062 Niraj Adhikari M22 19160138 2018-4-76-0063 Pragati Sapkota F S23 19160139 2018-4-76-0064 Pratiksha Gautam F24 19160140 2018-4-76-0065 Ranjita Kandel F25 19160141 2018-4-76-0066 Sabina Bhurtyal F26 19160142 2018-4-76-0067 Sajina Paudel F27 19160143 2018-4-76-0068 Sami Gurung F Y28 19160144 2018-4-76-0069 Samikshya Acharya F29 19160145 2018-4-76-0070 Sandesh Timilsina M30 19160146 2018-4-76-0071 Sandhya Regmi F31 19160147 2018-4-76-0072 Sandhya Paudel Kshetri F32 19160148 2018-4-76-0073 Sanjita Timilsina F S33 19160149 2018-4-76-0074 Sneha Acharya F34 19160150 2018-4-76-0075 Sujata S Basnet F35 19160151 2018-4-76-0076 Sujita Lama F Y36 19160152 2018-4-76-0077 Sunny Gurung F Y37 19160153 2018-4-76-0078 Susma Darai F Y S38 19160154 2018-4-76-0079 Susmita Baral F39 19160155 2018-4-76-0080 Sewta Lamichhane F40 19160156 2018-4-76-0081 Youkesh K.C. M

Total Student = 40

18


Program: BPHIntake : 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender Pay/Sch EDJ Dalit Madhesi

1 17370178 2016-1-37-0101 Aakriti Lamsal F S

3 17370179 2016-1-37-0103 Aditi Shrestha F Y

4 17370180 2016-1-37-0104 Alisha Bhandari F s

5 17370181 2016-1-37-0105 Anamika Tiwari F

6 17370182 2016-1-37-0106 Anusha Parajuli F

7 17370183 2016-1-37-0107 Asbin Ghimire M

8 17370184 2016-1-37-0108 Asmita Gautam F

9 17370185 2016-1-37-0109 Astha Sharma F

10 17370186 2016-1-37-0110 Bikash Dangaura M Y

11 17370187 2016-1-37-0111 Binod Budha M S Y

12 17370188 2016-1-37-0112 Deepa Khanal F

13 17370189 2016-1-37-0113 Dilasha K.C. F

14 17370190 2016-1-37-0114 Laxman Basel M S Y Y

15 17370191 2016-1-37-0115 Mahima Sharma Dhungana F

16 17370192 2016-1-37-0116 Nirdesh Baral M Y Y

17 17370193 2016-1-37-0117 Pragya Yadav F Y Y

18 17370194 2016-1-37-0118 Pritima Gurung F Y

19 17370195 2016-1-37-0119 Rakshya Ghimire F

20 17370196 2016-1-37-0120 Renu Ghimire F

21 17370197 2016-1-37-0121 Sajan Ghimire M S

22 17370198 2016-1-37-0122 Samikshya Gairhe F S

23 17370199 2016-1-37-0123 Sammelan Bikram Shahi M

24 17370200 2016-1-37-0124 Sangam Wagle M

25 17370201 2016-1-37-0125 Seema B.K F Y Y

26 17370202 2016-1-37-0126 Shiva Sharma M

27 17370203 2016-1-37-0127 Shristi K.C F

28 17370204 2016-1-37-0128 Shweta Lamsal F

29 17370205 2016-1-37-0129 Subekchaya KC F

30 17370206 2016-1-37-0130 Sudip Dhungel M

31 17370207 2016-1-37-0131 Sulochana Devkota F

32 17370208 2016-1-37-0132 Sundar Lamichhane M

33 17370209 2016-1-37-0133 Surakshya Devkota F

34 17370210 2016-1-37-0134 Swastika Baral F

35 17370211 2016-1-37-0135 Sworup K.C. M

36 17370212 2016-1-37-0136 Tsering Wangmo Gurung F Y

37 17370213 2016-1-37-0137 Usha Nepal F S

38 173370214 2016-1-37-0138 Viswash Khattri M

39 17370215 2016-1-37-0139 Yeshoda K.C. F

Total = 39

19




1 18370001 2017-4-73-0259 Aakriti Regmi F2 18370002 2017-4-73-0260 Aarati K.C F3 18370003 2017-4-73-0261 Aayasha Bhattarai F4 18370004 2017-4-73-0262 Abisha Basaula F5 18370005 2017-4-73-0263 Anita pokhrel F6 18370006 2017-4-73-0264 Anjana Sigdel F7 18370007 2017-4-73-0265 Anuradha Dura F s Y8 18370008 2017-4-73-0266 Apar paudel M9 18370009 2017-4-73-0267 Astha Karki F10 18370010 2017-4-73-0268 Avinash Adhikari M s11 18370011 2017-4-73-0269 Bikram Singh Dhami M s12 18370012 2017-4-73-0270 Binita Adhikari F13 18370013 2017-4-73-0271 Bipana Tiwari F14 18370014 2017-4-73-0272 Chiranjeevi Poudel M s15 18370015 2017-4-73-0273 Durga shrestha F Y16 18370016 2017-4-73-0274 Khem Raj Subedi M S17 18370017 2017-4-73-0275 Luna Baral F18 18370018 2017-4-73-0276 Manila Biswakarma F Y Y19 18370019 2017-4-73-0277 Manita Ale F Y20 18370020 2017-4-73-0278 melina Kafle F21 18370021 2017-4-73-0279 Nabin Rajaure M22 18370022 2017-4-73-0280 Niraj Nagarkoti M s23 18370023 2017-4-73-0281 Oskar Gurung M Y24 18370024 2017-4-73-0282 Pawan Adhikari M s25 18370025 2017-4-73-0283 Prabin Rana M Y26 18370026 2017-4-73-0284 Prabin Wagle M27 18370027 2017-4-73-0285 Prakriti Paneru F28 18370028 2017-4-73-0286 Prashamsa Dhungana F29 18370029 2017-4-73-0287 Pratima Gahatraj F Y Y30 18370030 2017-4-73-0288 Puja Gautam F31 18370031 2017-4-73-0289 Rama Paudel F32 18370032 2017-4-73-0290 Sabita Banstola F33 18370033 2017-4-73-0291 Sadikshya Rimal F34 18370034 2017-4-73-0292 Samjhana Rahi Bhat F35 18370035 2017-4-73-0293 Seema Gharti F Y36 18370036 2017-4-73-0294 Soniya Thapa F37 18370037 2017-4-73-0295 Srishti Neupane F38 18370038 2017-4-73-0296 Sushmita Adhikari F39 18370039 2017-4-73-0297 Swosti Bastola F

Total Student = 39

20




19370276 2018-4-73-0151 Aakriti Lamichhane F2 19370277 2018-4-73-0152 Alina Lamichhane F3 19370278 2018-4-73-0153 Aman KC M4 19370279 2018-4-73-0154 Apsara Chhetri F5 19370280 2018-4-73-0155 Arti Chhetri F6 19370281 2018-4-73-0156 Ashmita Adhikari F7 19370282 2018-4-73-0157 Asmita Bhattarai (Joshi) F8 19370283 2018-4-73-0158 Basant Kumar Dhami M S9 19370284 2018-4-73-0159 Bhawana Acharya F10 19370285 2018-4-73-0160 Gajendra Yadav M Y Y11 19370286 2018-4-73-0161 Ganesh Pariyar M S Y Y12 19370287 2018-4-73-0162 Grishma Adhikari F13 19370288 2018-4-73-0163 Hira Pahari F14 19370289 2018-4-73-0164 Kanchan Pandey F15 19370290 2018-4-73-0165 Manisha Dahal F

16 19370291 2018-4-73-0166 Manu Kumari Lamtari Magar F Y

17 19370292 2018-4-73-0167 Monika Poudel F S18 19370293 2018-4-73-0168 Namuna Subedi F S19 19370294 2018-4-73-0169 Navin Yadav M Y Y20 19370295 2018-4-73-0170 Nawaraj Chapagain M S21 19370296 2018-4-73-0171 Niraj Acharya M22 19370297 2018-4-73-0172 Nitu Gurung M Y23 19370298 2018-4-73-0173 Prabina Giri F24 19370299 2018-4-73-0174 Rachana Shrestha F Y25 19370300 2018-4-73-0175 Rekha Bhusal F26 19370301 2018-4-73-0176 Ritu Adhikari F S27 19370302 2018-4-73-0177 Rojina Adhikari F28 19370303 2018-4-73-0178 Shankar Kaduwal M29 19370304 2018-4-73-0179 Sharoon Nakarmi F Y Y30 19370305 2018-4-73-0180 Shiwani Pokhrel F31 19370306 2018-4-73-0181 Shristi Thapa F32 19370307 2018-4-73-0182 Shweta Ranabhat F33 19370308 2018-4-73-0183 Simran Parajuli F34 19370309 2018-4-73-0184 Soniya Silwal F35 19370310 2018-4-73-0185 Subhani Tiwari F36 19370311 2018-4-73-0186 Sunita Devkota F S37 19370312 2018-4-73-0187 Surakshya Silwal F38 19370313 2018-4-73-0188 Sushma Newar F Y39 19370314 2018-4-73-0189 Susmita Dahal F40 19370315 2018-4-73-0190 Tirsana Khatri F

Total Student = 40

21


Program: BSc NursingIntake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll no PU Reg No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay

1 17420031 2016-1-42-0031 Aastha Basnet F

2 17420032 2016-1-42-0032 Aayusha Thapa f

3 17420033 2016-1-42-0034 Asmita Bhatt f

4 17420034 2016-1-42-0035 Asmita K.C. f

5 17420035 2016-1-42-0036 Elisha Khadka f

6 17420036 2016-1-42-0037 Elisha Thapa f

7 17420037 2016-1-42-0038 Isha Acharya f

8 17420038 2016-1-42-0039 Kabita Kandel f

9 17420039 2016-1-42-0040 Kabita Subedi f

10 17420040 2016-1-42-0041 Laxmi Poudel f

11 17420041 2016-1-42-0042 Laxmi Roka f Y

12 17420042 2016-1-42-0043 Nalina Malla f S

13 17420043 2016-1-42-0044 Neha Sapkota f

14 17420044 2016-1-42-0045 Poonam Regmi f

15 17420045 2016-1-42-0046 Prakriti Dawadi f

16 17420046 2016-1-42-0047 Pratigya Bhandari f s

17 17420047 2016-1-42-0048 Pratikshya Acharya f s

18 17420048 2016-1-42-0049 Puja Kunwar f s

19 17420049 2016-1-42-0050 Ranjana Lamsal f

20 17420050 2016-1-42-0051 Ranju Neupane f

21 17420051 2016-1-42-0052 Roshni Gurung f Y

22 17420052 2016-1-42-0053 Sabnam Gurung f Y

23 17420053 2016-1-42-0054 Sadikshya Tiwari f

24 17420054 2016-1-42-0055 Sandhya Lamsal f

25 17420055 2016-1-42-0056 Sindu Sharma f

26 17420056 2016-1-42-0057 Subhadra Giri f

27 17420057 2016-1-42-0058 Surakshya Bastola f

28 17420058 2016-1-42-0059 Susma Ghimire f

29 17420059 2016-1-42-0033 Ashmita Paudel f s

Total St = 28

22



S.N. Exam Roll no PU Reg No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/pay

1 2017-4-74-0041 Aleena Bhandari F2 2017-4-74-0042 Alina Joshi F Y3 2017-4-74-0043 Anu Gurung F Y4 2017-4-74-0044 Arati Neupane F5 2017-4-74-0045 Arati Pun F Y S6 2017-4-74-0046 Asmita Baral F7 2017-4-74-0047 Asmita Gurung F Y8 2017-4-74-0048 Binu Khadka F9 2017-4-74-0049 Dikshya Gurung F Y10 2017-4-74-0050 Dil Maya Mahatara F S11 2017-4-74-0051 Kabita Kunwar F s12 2017-4-74-0052 kriti Thapa F13 2017-4-74-0053 Lila Khoraja Magar F Y14 2017-4-74-0054 Mamata Lamsal F15 2017-4-74-0055 Manika Thapa F

16 2017-4-74-0056 Manisha Thapa Chhetri F

17 2017-4-74-0057 Merina Gahatraj F Y Y18 2017-4-74-0058 Namuna Chhetri F S19 2017-4-74-0059 Nisha Gurung F Y20 2017-4-74-0060 Prabina Subedi F21 2017-4-74-0061 Prakriti Medhasi F Y Y22 2017-4-74-0062 Rakshya Poudel F S23 2017-4-74-0063 Ranjana Ranabhat F24 2017-4-74-0064 Rekha Kumari G.C. F25 2017-4-74-0065 Rubina Bhujel F Y S 26 2017-4-74-0066 Sabina Poudel F27 2017-4-74-0067 Sachina Karki F28 2017-4-74-0068 Safalta Poudel F29 2017-4-74-0069 Sanjima Koirala F30 2017-4-74-0070 Sapana Gurung F S S31 2017-4-74-0071 Sapana Khadka F32 2017-4-74-0072 Saraswati Sapkota F S S33 2017-4-74-0073 Shanti Shrestha F S34 2017-4-74-0074 Shristi Pandey F35 2017-4-74-0075 Soniya Paudel F36 2017-4-74-0076 Sumitra Thapa F37 2017-4-74-0077 Suraksha Shrestha F Y38 2017-4-74-0078 Surakshya Adhikari F39 2017-4-74-0079 Sushmita Karki F40 2017-4-74-0080 Swastika Chhetri F

Total reg St= 39

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S.N. Exam Roll no PU Reg No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay

1 19420040 2018-4-74-0041 Alina Poudel F S

2 19420041 2018-4-74-0042 Alisha Gurung F Y

3 19420042 2018-4-74-0043 Alisha Thapa F

4 19420043 2018-4-74-0044 Amrita Giri F

5 19420044 2018-4-74-0045 Anjana Shrestha F Y

6 19420045 2018-4-74-0046 Ashmita Bishwakarma F Y Y

7 19420046 2018-4-74-0047 Asma Khatri F

8 19420047 2018-4-74-0048 Asmita Bhattarai F

9 19420048 2018-4-74-0049 Bindu Kumari Yadav F Y S

10 19420049 2018-4-74-0050 Binita Bastola F

11 19420050 2018-4-74-0051 Christina Gurung F Y

12 19420051 2018-4-74-0052 Devi Pun Magar F Y

13 19420052 2018-4-74-0053 Dipika Poudel F

14 19420053 2018-4-74-0054 Kabita Kumari Karki F

15 19420054 2018-4-74-0055 Merina Rana F

16 19420055 2018-4-74-0056 Muskan Pun F Y S

17 19420056 2018-4-74-0057 Nisha Lekhak F S

18 19420057 2018-4-74-0058 Pabina Thapa F

19 19420058 2018-4-74-0059 Priyanka Gurung F Y

20 19420059 2018-4-74-0060 Raksha Shrestha F Y

21 19420060 2018-4-74-0061 Rilina Shahi F

22 19420061 2018-4-74-0062 Roshani Sunar F Y Y S

23 19420062 2018-4-74-0063 Roshni Adhikari F

24 19420063 2018-4-74-0064 Sabina Ranabhat F

25 19420064 2018-4-74-0065 Sadhana Devkota F

26 19420065 2018-4-74-0066 Salina Bade F Y

27 19420066 2018-4-74-0067 Sandhya Bhandari F

28 19420067 2018-4-74-0068 Sangita Lamsal F

29 19420068 2018-4-74-0069 Sapana Baral F

30 19420069 2018-4-74-0070 Shreya Tiwari F

31 19420070 2018-4-74-0071 Shristi Neupane F

32 19420071 2018-4-74-0072 Shristi Poudel F

33 19420072 2018-4-74-0073 Sijal Gurung F Y

34 19420073 2018-4-74-0074 Smriti Adhikari F

35 19420074 2018-4-74-0075 Smriti Lama F Y

36 19420075 2018-4-74-0076 Smriti Shrestha F Y S

37 19420076 2018-4-74-0077 Sristi Subedi F

38 19420077 2018-4-74-0078 Sujata Karki F

39 19420078 2018-4-74-0079 Sunita Pandit F

40 19420079 2018-4-74-0080 Swastika Timilsina F S

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Program: BPTIntake: 2018

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Student Name Gender Pay/Sch EDJ Dalit Madhesi1 19850001 2018-4-85-0001 Astha Chaudhary F Y Y2 19850002 2018-4-85-0002 Binay Baral M3 19850003 2018-4-85-0003 Dipa Karki F4 19850004 2018-4-85-0004 Kamana Bhattarai F5 19850005 2018-4-85-0005 Manisha Rana F S6 19850006 2018-4-85-0006 Megha Kumari Das F Y Y7 19850007 2018-4-85-0007 Prakat Khanal M8 19850008 2018-4-85-0008 Rabita Giri F9 19850009 2018-4-85-0010 Sadikshya Achrya F10 19850010 2018-4-85-0011 Sakshi Aryal F11 19850011 2018-4-85-0012 Salina Tako F Y12 19850012 2018-4-85-0013 Samikshya Baral F S13 19850013 2018-4-85-0014 Samikshya Bhattarai F14 19850014 2018-4-85-0015 Samundra Kunwar F15 19850015 2018-4-85-0016 Sangita Poudel F S16 19850016 2018-4-85-0017 Shweta Subedi F17 19850017 2018-4-85-0018 Srijana Kumari Chaudhary F Y Y18 19850018 2018-4-85-0019 Sumita Bhandari F19 19850019 2018-4-85-0020 Swastika Karki F

Total Student = 19


Program: M Pharm (NPC)Intake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi1 16590001 2016-1-59-0001 Mamita Ghimire F2 16590002 2016-1-59-0002 Samit Poudel M



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi1 17590001 2017-4-79-0001 Anita Dahal F2 17590002 2017-4-79-0002 Manoj Pandit M3 17590003 2017-4-79-0003 Prakash Rawal M



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi1 195900012018-4-79-0001 Bipindra Pandey

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Program: M Pharm (CP)Intake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 16600001 2016-1-60-0001 Anita Yadav F Y Y2 16600002 2016-1-60-0002 Deepa Kumari Karn F Y Y3 16600003 2016-1-60-0003 Parbati Dulal F Y S4 16600004 2016-1-60-0004 Prachanda Dhauniya M Y5 16600005 2016-1-60-0005 Roshan Kumar Chaurasiya M Y Y6 16600006 2016-1-60-0006 Sagarrananda Giri M7 16600007 2016-1-60-0007 Sapana Karki F8 16600008 2016-1-60-0008 Sonu Pakhrin F Y9 16600009 2016-1-60-0009 Sumitra Shrestha F Y10 16600010 2016-1-60-0010 Sunil Nepal M

Total = 10



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 17600013 2017-4-80-0013 Binita K.C. F2 17600014 2017-4-80-0014 Ganga Poudel F3 17600015 2017-4-80-0015 Naba Raj Bastola m4 17600016 2017-4-80-0016 Niraj Timsina M S5 17600017 2017-4-80-0017 Nirmal Raj Marasine M6 17600018 2017-4-80-0018 Nisha Dhakal F S7 17600019 2017-4-80-0019 Pradip Panta M8 17600020 2017-4-80-0020 Rubin Pote M Y9 17600021 2017-4-80-0021 Sabina Sankhi f10 17600022 2017-4-80-0022 Sujata Bhandari F

Total Student = 10




1 19600013 2018-4-80-0013 Bijay Gautam M2 19600014 2018-4-80-0014 Kushal Subedi M3 19600015 2018-4-80-0015 Punam Gurung F Y4 19600016 2018-4-80-0016 Rama Ranabhat F5 19600017 2018-4-80-0017 Ranjana Banstola F S6 19600018 2018-4-80-0018 Sajan Baral M S7 19600019 2018-4-80-0019 Salikram Poudel M8 19600020 2018-4-80-0020 Sandhya Thapa F9 19600021 2018-4-80-0021 Sushma Bhandari F10 19600022 2018-4-80-0022 Sushma Chapagain F

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Program: Master in Public Health (Public Health Service management)Intake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 16690001 2016-4-69-0001 Isha Karmacharya F Y2 16690002 2016-4-69-0002 Krishna Prasad sapkota M3 16690003 2016-4-69-0003 Shankar Singh Dhami M4 16690004 2016-4-69-0004 Shraddha Adhikari F5 16690005 2016-4-69-0005 Srijana Banjade F S6 16690006 2016-4-69-0006 Subash Baral M

Total 6



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 17700001 2017-4-69-0001 Arati Poudel F2 17700002 2017-4-69-0002 Nabraj Paudel M S3 17700003 2017-4-69-0003 Nirdesh Baidhya M Y4 17700004 2017-4-69-0004 Prabin Sharma M5 17700005 2017-4-69-0005 Purnima Timilsina F6 17700006 2011-1-37-0136 Sirjana Tiwari F7 17700007 2017-4-69-0006 Sudarshan Basnet M

Total=7



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 18690001 2018-4-69-0001 Anju Adhikari F2 18690002 2018-4-69-0002 Narayan Sapkota M3 18690003 2018-4-69-0003 Rajesh Kumar Yadav M Y Y4 18690004 2018-4-69-0004 Ram Chandra Panthi M5 18690005 2018-4-69-0005 Selina Siwakoti F6 18690006 2018-4-69-0006 Sharmila Paudel F7 18690007 2018-4-69-0007 Urmila Koirala F

Total Student = 7

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Program: Master in Public Health (Health Promotion and Education)Intake: 2016

S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 1670000 2016-4-70-0001 Arun Karki M2 16700002 2016-4-70-0002 Asmita Shrestha Dhauvadel F Y3 16700003 2016-4-70-0003 Bal Krishna Bhatta M4 16700004 2016-4-70-0004 Dilip Kumar Ishwar M Y Y5 16700005 2016-4-70-0005 Janaki Pathak F S6 16700007 2016-4-70-0007 Upendra Kumar Singh M Y Y

Total=6



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay1 17700001 2017-4-70-0001 Bibechana Sapkota F2 17700002 2017-4-70-0002 Bijaya Parajuli F3 17700003 2017-4-70-0003 Hemraj Neupane M S

4 17700004 2017-4-70-0004 Kamal Bahadur Budha M Y

5 17700005 2017-4-70-0005 Narayan Tripathi M6 17700006 2017-4-70-0006 Radhika Sapkota F7 17700007 2017-4-70-0007 Rajendra Regmi M

Total=7



S.N. Exam Roll No PU Reg. No Name of the Student Gender EDJ Dalit Madhesi Sch/Pay19700001 2019-4-70-0013 Anisha Adhikari F

1 19700002 2019-4-70-0014 Bhawana Dhakal F2 19700003 2019-4-70-0015 Durga Poudel F3 19700004 2019-4-70-0016 Kamal Dhakal M S4 19700005 2019-4-70-0017 Manisha B.K. F Y Y5 19700006 2019-4-70-0018 Milan Marasini M7 19700007 2019-4-70-0019 Sabina Ghimire F8 19700008 2019-4-70-0020 Saru Poudel F9 19700009 2019-4-70-0021 Sita Adhikari F S10 19700010 2019-4-70-0022 Srijana Bastakoti F11 19700022 2019-4-70-0023 Dhurba Khatri

Total Student = 11

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Student Pass Trend 2015/16Program Intake Semester/

Year Total P F Boys P F Girls P F EDJ P F Dalit P F Madh P F

BPharm 2011 8th 36 36 0 18 18 0 18 18 0 4 4 0 2 2 0 1 1 0

7th 36 28 8 18 13 5 18 15 3 4 2 2 2 0 2 1 0 1

BPharm 2012 6th 39 32 6 21 16 5 18 17 1 12 8 4 2 1 1 0 0 0

5th 39 28 11 21 15 6 18 13 5 12 6 6 2 1 1 0 0 0

BPharm 2013 4th 39 35 4 18 16 2 21 19 2 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

3rd 39 32 7 18 14 4 21 18 3 8 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

BPharm 2014 2nd 39 35 4 12 10 2 27 25 2 9 7 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

1st 39 31 8 12 10 2 27 21 6 9 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

BScMLT2011 8th 25 25 0 12 12 0 13 3 0 7 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

7th 25 25 0 12 12 0 13 3 0 7 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2012 6th 24 23 1 8 7 1 16 16 0 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

5th 24 24 0 8 8 0 16 16 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT 2013 4th 24 24 0 11 11 0 13 13 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

3rd 24 23 1 11 10 1 13 13 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2014 2nd 25 24 1 3 3 0 22 21 1 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 25 17 8 3 2 1 22 15 7 8 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

BPH 2011 8th 34 34 0 9 9 0 25 25 0 7 7 0 1 1 0 1 1 0

7th 34 30 4 9 8 1 25 22 3 7 6 1 1 0 1 1 1 0

BPH 2012 6th 37 34 3 15 13 2 22 21 1 9 7 2 0 0 0 1 0 0

5th 37 34 3 15 13 2 22 21 1 9 8 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

BPH 2013 4th 40 37 3 15 13 2 25 24 1 8 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

3rd 40 32 8 15 11 4 25 21 4 8 6 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

BPH 2014 2nd 37 26 11 14 10 4 23 16 7 6 1 5 0 0 0 2 0 2

1st 37 23 14 14 9 5 23 14 9 6 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 2

BSc Nursing 2011 4th Year 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 18 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc Nursing 2012 3rd Year 19 19 0 0 0 0 19 19 0 9 9 0 1 1 0 1 1 0

BSc Nursing 2013 2nd Yaer 20 20 0 0 0 0 20 20 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 1 0

BSc Nursing 2014 1st Year 20 13 7 0 0 0 20 13 7 8 5 3 1 1 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (NPC) 2013 4th 5 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 5 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (NPC) 2014 2nd 4 4 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

1st 4 4 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

M Pharm (CP) 2013 4th 6 6 0 4 4 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 6 6 0 4 4 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (CP) 2014 2nd 5 5 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 5 4 1 3 3 0 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Student Pass Trend 2016/17Program Intake Semester Total P F Boys P F Girls P F EDJ P F Dalit P F Madh P F

BPharm 2012 8th 39 38 1 21 20 1 18 18 0 12 12 0 2 2 0 0 0 0

7th 39 35 4 21 18 3 18 17 1 12 9 3 2 1 1 0 0 0

BPharm 2013 6th 39 36 3 18 16 2 21 20 1 8 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

5th 39 33 6 18 15 3 21 18 3 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

BPharm 2014 4th 39 26 13 12 5 7 27 21 6 9 6 3 1 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 39 35 4 12 10 2 27 25 2 9 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

BPharm 2015 2nd 36 24 12 15 10 5 21 14 7 3 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

1st 36 25 11 15 10 5 21 15 6 3 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

BScMLT2012 8th 24 24 0 8 8 0 16 16 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7th 24 24 0 8 8 0 16 16 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2013 6th 24 24 0 11 11 0 13 13 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

5th 24 21 3 11 9 2 13 12 1 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT 2014 4th 25 19 6 3 0 3 22 19 3 8 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 25 18 7 3 2 1 22 16 6 8 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2015 2nd 24 16 8 6 5 1 18 11 7 7 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 24 15 9 6 4 2 18 11 7 7 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

BPH 2012 8th 37 37 0 15 15 0 22 22 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

7th 37 35 2 15 14 1 22 21 1 9 8 1 0 0 0 1 1 0

BPH 2013 6th 40 37 3 15 14 1 25 23 2 8 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

5th 40 35 5 15 13 2 25 22 3 8 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

BPH 2014 4th 37 29 8 14 8 6 23 21 2 6 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 2

3rd 37 28 9 14 10 4 23 18 5 6 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 2

BPH 2015 2nd 36 26 10 8 6 2 28 20 8 9 5 4 0 0 0 1 1 0

1st 36 25 11 8 6 2 28 19 9 9 6 3 0 0 0 1 0 1

BSc Nursing 2012 4th year 19 19 0 0 0 0 19 19 0 9 9 0 1 1 0 1 1 0




M Pharm (NPC) 2014 4th 4 4 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

3rd 4 4 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

M Pharm (NPC) 2015 2nd 4 4 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 4 4 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (CP) 2014 4th 5 5 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 5 5 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (CP) 2015 2nd 6 6 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 6 6 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Pass trend (2017/18)Program Intake Semester Total P F Boys P F Girls P F EDJ P F Dalit P F Madh P F

BPharm 2013 8th 39 39 0 18 8 0 21 21 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

7th 39 35 4 18 15 3 21 20 1 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

BPharm 2014 6th 39 35 4 12 11 3 27 26 1 9 7 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

5th 39 29 10 12 6 6 27 23 4 9 7 2 1 0 0 0 0 0

BPharm 2015 4th 36 26 13 15 9 6 21 14 7 3 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

3rd 36 26 13 15 10 5 21 13 8 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0

BPharm 2016 2nd 39 22 17 15 7 8 24 15 9 12 5 7 2 2 0 2 1 1

1st 39 31 8 15 12 3 24 19 5 12 9 3 2 2 0 2 1 1

BScMLT2013 8th 24 24 0 11 11 0 13 13 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

7th 24 24 0 11 11 0 13 13 0 3 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2014 6th 25 24 1 3 2 1 22 22 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5th 25 23 2 3 3 0 22 20 2 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT 2015 4th 24 18 6 6 5 1 18 12 6 7 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 24 18 6 6 4 2 18 14 4 7 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

BSc MLT2016 2nd 23 16 7 3 2 1 20 14 6 6 4 2 2 1 1 0 0 0

1st 24 15 9 3 2 1 21 13 8 6 3 3 2 1 1 0 0 0

BPH 2013 8th 40 40 0 15 15 0 25 25 0 8 8 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

7th 40 34 6 15 13 2 25 21 4 8 6 2 1 1 0 0 0 0

BPH 2014 6th 37 32 5 14 11 3 23 21 2 6 4 2 0 0 0 2 1 1

5th 37 32 5 14 11 3 23 21 2 6 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 2

BPH 2015 4th 36 33 3 8 7 1 28 26 2 8 6 2 0 0 0 1 1 0

3rd 36 35 1 8 8 0 28 27 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0

BPH 2016 2nd 39 34 5 13 9 4 26 25 1 9 9 0 3 3 0 1 1 0

1st 39 35 4 13 9 4 26 26 0 9 8 1 3 2 1 1 1 0

BSc Nursing 2013 4th 20 20 0 0 0 0 20 20 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 1 0




M Pharm (NPC) 2015 4th 4 4 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 4 4 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (NPC) 2016 2nd 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (CP) 2015 4th 6 6 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3rd 6 5 1 1 1 0 5 4 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

M Pharm (CP) 2016 2nd 10 9 1 4 3 1 6 6 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 3 0

1st 10 9 1 4 3 1 6 6 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 3 0

M Pharm Total

MPH (PHSM) 2016 2nd 6 5 1 4 3 1 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1st 7 4 3 4 3 1 3 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

MPH (HPE) 2016 2nd 7 6 1 4 4 0 3 2 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

1st 7 7 0 4 4 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 0

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POKHARA UNIVERSITYAcademic Calendar for Semester System

(Fall 2019 to Spring 2019)

(Fall 2019 : 23 September 2018–28 February 2019)

AUGUST 2018 SEPTEMBER 2018 OCTOBER 2018Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 30 1 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 1312 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 31

26-Janaipurnima/Rakshabandhan

2-Shri Krishna Janmasthami-Gaura Holiday12 Teej19-Constitution Day

10-Dashain-Tihar Holidays start-Chhath Holiday15-Spring final exams end

WD: 26 (+57) = 83 WD: 3 (+ 83) = 86 WD: 8 (+xx) = xx

NOVEMBER 2018 DECEMBER 2018 JANUARY 2019Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 30 31 1 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 1211 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 319-Dashain-Tihar Holidays end11 – Fall semester starts13-Chhath

21-Christmas Day Holiday30-Tamu Lhosar Holiday

5-Sonam Lhosar10-Basanta Panchami/Saraswatipuja15-Maghi Parba29-Martyers Day

WD: 17 (+) = 17 WD: 24 (+ 17) = 41 WD: 25 (+ 41) = 66

Activities

August 2018

August 1-Sep 15: Data Collection of BPH 8thSemester3-4 : WHO-GMP training 11-14: Industrial Tour of B.Pharm 6thSem15-27: 2nd Int. Exam of all Bachelor and M.Pharm Programs16: MPH I& III semester final exam starts17: CHD Final Presentation/Viva and Report Submission of BPH 6th Semester 26: study block and 2nd Internal Assessment BSc.Nursing 26: Eye hospital duty 2nd year B.S.N for 1 week 29: M.Pharm entrance exam 31st Entrance examination for Bachelor Level programs

September 2018

August-15: Data Collection of BPH 8thSemester 2-4: Result Published and Feedback of 2nd Int. Exam of Bachelors Program &M.Pharm Program5 -Spring semester ends6-Spring final exams start7: Admission–M.Pharm program 8: Bachelor level admission 9: Semester break starts16-30: Data Management and Dissertation Draft Preparation of BPH 8thSemester23: B,Pharm 8th semester hospital/industrial internship starts (2 weeks)23: Fall 2019 starts23: MPH 2nd and 4th semester starts 24 : BSc Nursing I and II year Preboard 30: Orientation & class start for Bachelor Program and M.Pharm

October 2018

1: M.Pharm. and all bachelor programs (first year)class starts1-15 Hospital Pharmacy (B Pharm 4th year)1-9 Practical examination (B.Pharm, BSc MLT and BPH)5: Semester planning meeting (fall 2019)/Dashain-TiharSuvakamana Exchange program7-8 MPH PSD examination 10- 24 Dashain Vacation 25-6 Nov: Bsc Nursing CHNIII practicum 25- 8 Nov : Community Pharmacy Internship 25-6 November : Semester break 31 : CQU delegates visit to PU

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November 2018Oct 25-6 : Semester break 7-9 Tihar Vacation 11: Classes resume: fall semester 11: Oncology Posting, BSc Nursing 11-15: Internship organizations finalization, MPH15-16: ICFP Feasibility for BPH program 15-16: Concept paper presentation for thesis, MPH15-16: proposal and thesis writing skills, M.Pharm15-19: CFP Feasibility, BPH16-20: Research Methodology/data analysis training for Bachelor level 4th year students. 18-30 Practical examination, BSc Nursing I and II year 18-30: Hospital Pharmacy internship , BPharm18-Dec 14 : Winter Vacation for Nursing faculties 18-Dec 8: Practicum, MPH25- Dec 21: Winter Vacation for Nursing faculties 25-30: Proposal defense , M.Pharm

December 20181-10: BPH dissertation defense, 2-10 : M.Pharm dissertation/thesisfinal evaluation2-Jan 25: Community Pharmacy, M.pharm7-8: WHO GMP training, B.Pharm Program9: Year exam for BSc Nursing I and II year 11-12: proposal defense, MPH16-21: First Internal Assessment for Bachelor and Master Programs17: Year exam for BSc Nursing III and IV year21-Feb 11, ICFP I and II for BPH program 22-29: Sports week 26:BPharm,BSc MLT dissertation defense23-28: HPLC training, M.Pharm30-31: final proposal submission, MPH

January 2019 1: final practical examination BSc Nursing III and IV year and Thesis defense 1-feb 8: data collection, MPH3-8: CFP Orientation , BPH8: Lab excursion for B.Pharm 1st semester 11: Proposal defense for BSc MLT14: Internship for BSC MLT20-22: Proposal defense for B.Pharm 7th semester27-31: industrial visit, B.Pham 7th semester 27: Pharmacovigilance training, M.Pharm

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POKHARA UNIVERSITYAcademic Calendar for Semester System

(Fall 2019 to Spring 2019)(Spring 2019 : 16 March–28 July 2019)

FEBRUARY 2019 MARCH 2019 APRIL 2019Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 31 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 63 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 1310 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2017 18 19 20 21 22 23 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2724 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30-Fall Semester ends19-Democracy Day20-Convocation Day

5 - Fall semester final exams start4-Maha Shivaratri8-International Woman’s Day20-Fagu Purnima

1-TwhonteParba3-Ram Nawami13 - Fall semester final exams end15 – Spring semesterstarts14-Nepali New Year

WD: 22 (+ 66) = 88 WD: 2 (+ 88) = 90 WD: 16 (+ ) = 16MAY 2019 JUNE 2019 JULY 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1 2 3 4 30 1 1 2 3 4 5 6

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 1312 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 15 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 28 29 30 31

1-International Labour Day 18-Buddha Jayanti29-Republic Day

28 -Spring Semester ends30 - Spring semester final exams start

WD: 25 (+ 16) = 41 WD: 25 (+ 41) = 66 WD: 24 (+ 66) = 90

Activities

February 2019 1: Master’s admission announcement 1-2: Faculty development refreshment program3-29: Clerkship II, M.Pharm17: CHN I and II Practicum20: Convocation 26-28: thesis first draft submission, MPH and Practicum and seminar report submission

March 2019 Feb 1-15: Admission, Master’s degreeFeb 27-3: Internal marks submission 1-3: thesis internal presentation for MPH13: semester break starts 16 March : Spring 2019 starts 17: First internal assessment for BSc Nursing students 24-Apr 5: Thesis second draft submission

April 2019 1: MPH admission for new intake 6: Spring semester 2019 starts 7-Community field practicum for BSc Nursing first year (till may 4)Semester break started from 31 march till 26 April BSc Nursing 2nd and 3rd year clinical practicum continues (started from 3rd February)BSc Nursing 4th year – study block 13-31 May – data collection MPH17-26: BSc N fourth year internal assessment 26- Internal marks submission to COE 28 – Admission for MSc (MB/MM), Master classes starts 29: MPH/MSc Orientation for new intake and commencement of classes for new intake 29 PSD draft report submission for MPH

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May 20194: Alumni meet 6-7PSD guideline workshop10: PSD plan of action submission to PC7-17: M.Pharm Proposal defense 12: ICN day celebration, BPH 8th semester classes starts 19: Hospital posting for 6th semester BSC MLT (19 may to 9th June) 19-25: institutional visit plan confirmation for MPH19-31 : BScN 3rd year first internal assessment 20: BPH classes starts 22: B.Pharm/BSC MLT/BPH/BPT class starts for spring 2019 Classes continues for BSc Nursing 26-31 Final practical examination BPT fall 2019 30-5June: Master program first internal assessment

June 20199-14 B. Pharm Proposal defense 8th semester 23-24 : GCLP workshop 19-24: BPH 8th semester proposal defense 2-15/9-22 summer vacation for BSc Nursing program6-16: KTM visit for MPH 3rd semester HSM/HPE9- July 31: clerkship I, MPharm 15 : Result publication of Master program 16-Nov 9: BSc Nursing 3rd year midwifery practicum16: first presentation of MPH data analysis June 16-18: Anatomy lab demonstration at MCoMS23-30: second internal assessment for BSc Nursing first and second year 25-30: final thesis defense, MPH30-July 5: First internal assessment of Bachelor program

July 2019 1: Industrial tour for B.Pharm 6th semester 1-9 august: BSCN second year clinical practicum at WRH1-5 July: thesis hard copy submission by MPH 7-11: Laboratory visit for BSCMLT6th semester7-10: ICFP orientation for BPH program9-12: CHD field orientation for BPH14-12 August CHD field , BPH16- 17 August : ICFP field activities 21: Entomology Lab visit to Hetauda, BPH30: result publication of Bachelor program- first internal assessment 14-15: Journal club and seminar for Master program 31: Admission announcement for bachelor program

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LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS

SN Rank NameHighest

Academic degree

Subject Designation Types of service

1 1 Dr. Khem Raj Joshi PhD Organic Chemistry Dean, FHS Permanent 2 2 Gulam Md Khan M.Pharm Pharmaceutical care Executive Director, PURC Permanent 3 3 Dr. Damaru Prasad Paneru PhD Public Health Director, SHAS Permanent 4 4 Dr. Bishnu Raj Tiwari PhD Microbiology Professor Permanent 5 5 Dr Arun Kumar Koirala PhD Public Health/HPE Professor Contract6 6 Dr. Nirmala Jamarkattel PhD Organic Chemistry Associate Professor Permanent 7

7Dr. Tulsiram Bhandari PhD Public Health Associate Professor Permanent

8 Dr. Dipendra Kumar Yadav PhD Public Health Associate Professor Permanent 9 Dr. Amar Nagila PhD Public Health Associate Professor Permanent 10 8 Dr. Namraj Dhami PhD Botany Lecturer Permanent 11 Dr. Niranjan Shrestha PhD Statistics Lecturer Permanent 12

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Dr. Sushil Panta PhD Natural Products Chemistry Lecturer Permanent 13 Kalpana Baral Parajuli M.Pharm Natural Products Chemistry Lecturer Permanent 14 Komal Prasad Malla PhD

Scholar Physical Chemistry Lecturer Permanent

15 Umesh Prasad Gupta PhD Scholar Hematology Lecturer Permanent

16 Dr. Niraj Chaudhary PhD Biochemistry Lecturer Permanent 17

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Hari Prasad Kafle PhD Scholar Public Health Lecturer Permanent

18 Dr.Tara Bahadur KC PhD Pharmaceutical care Lecturer Permanent 19 Jaya Prakash Shah PhD

Scholar Biochemistry Lecturer Permanent 20

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Raju Pandey M.Phil Biochemistry Lecturer Permanent 21 Parbati Thapa M.Pharm Pharmaceutical care Lecturer Permanent 22 Sushil Adhikari PhD

Scholar English Lecturer Permanent

23 Suresh Jaiswal MSc Microbiology Program Coordinator- BSc MLT Permanent

24 Dhaka Raj Panta MSc MLT Microbiology Deputy Controller Exam PU Permanent 25 Sudarshan Subedi PhD

Scholar Public Health Lecturer Permanent 26 Chiranjivi Adhikari MPH Public Health Program Coordinator-MPH Permanent 27 Bishnu Prasad Neupane PhD

Scholar Organic Chemistry Lecturer Permanent 28 Rojana Dhakal MSc Nursing Lecturer Permanent 29 Nirmala Neupane MSc Nursing Program Coordinator-

BSc Nursing Permanent

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Atisammodavardhana Kaundinnyayana M.Pharm Natural Products Chemistry Program Coordinator-

MPharm Permanent 31 Dr. Shila Gurung PhD Pharmaceutics Lecturer Permanent 32 Jenny Ojha MSc Nursing Lecturer Permanent 33 Bijay Subedi MSc Physiology Program Coordinator-BPT Permanent 34 Ganesh Dhakal MSc Medical Biochemistry Lecturer Permanent 35 Nand Ram Gahatraj MPH Public Health Program Coordinator-BPH Permanent 36 Bimala Bhatta MPH Public Health Lecturer Permanent 37 Santosh Kumar Gupta MSc Microbiology Lecturer Permanent 38 Shreejana Wagle MPH Public Health Lecturer Permanent 39 Bipin Chapagain MSc Medical Microbiology Lecturer Permanent 40 Anil Giri M.Pharm Pharmaceutics Internal Exam Coorinator Permanent 41 Nim Bahadur Dangi M.Pharm Pharmacology Program Coordinator-

BPharm Permanent 42 Rashmi Thapa MPharm Natural Products Chemistry Lecturer Permanent 43 Dr Renu Karki Pharm D Clinical Pharmacy Lecturer Permanent

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Pushpa Paudel MSc Nursing Deputy Controller Exam PU Permanent 45 Juli Bajracharya MN Nursing Lecturer Permanent 46 Aditi Gurung MSc Nursing Lecturer Permanent 47 Pooja Bhandari MSc Nursing Lecturer Permanent 48 Sunita Sharma MN Nursing Lecturer Permanent 49 Suman Lata Bhandari MSc Nursing Lecturer Permanent 50

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Prabha Karki MSc Nursing Lecturer Contract51 Shalik Ram Adhikary MSc Medical Anatomy Lecturer Contract52 Ramesh Gyawali MPT Neurology Lecturer Contract53 Deepak Joshi MPT Neurology Lecturer Contract54 Aditi Timilsina MN Nursing Lecturer Contract55 Shova Parajuli MN Adult Health Nursing Lecturer Contract56 Jaya Koirala MSc Community Health Nursing Lecturer Contract57 Sabina Lamichhane MSc Child Health Nursing Lecturer Contract58 Sandip Pahari MPH Public Health Lecturer Contract59 Shraddha Upadhyaya MSc. Maternal Health Nursing Lecturer Contract60 Urmila Baral MSc. Maternal Health Nursing Lecturer Contract61 14 Bhoopendra Sharma BSc MLT Laboratory Science Instructor Permanent

LIST OF NON-TEACHING STAFF

S.N. Name Designation Academic Degree Types of service

1 Hom Bahadur Thapa Magar Deputy Administrator (Lab) MA Economics Permanent

2 Pramesh Paudel Deputy Administrator (Account) MBS Permanent

3 Sharada Bastola Assistant Administrator MA Sociology Permanent

4 Durga Bahadur B.K. Assistant Administrator MBS Permanent

5 Baburam Arayal Assistant Administrator (Store) MA Sociology, Geography, LLB Permanent

6 Anjana Bhattarai Head Assistant BBS Permanent

7 Chandra Kanta Yadav Head Assistant (Lab) BSc MLT Permanent

8 Srijana Tiwari Head Assistant BPH Permanent

9 Bhumika Tripathi Head Assistant (Account) BBS Permanent

10 Milan Bhujel Assistant BBS Permanent

11 Santosh Gurung Assistant (Lab) SLC Permanent

12 Bimika Wasti Assistant (Health) CMA, BBS Permanent

13 Sabina Gaihre Assistant (Lab) CMLT Contract

14 Sharmila Balcuti Assistant (Lab) CMLT Contract

15 Prakash Poudel Assistant (Lab) BScMLT Contract

16 Paribesh Ojha Driver Permanent

17 Ganesh Bahadur Gurung Security Guard Permanent

18 Jeev Nath Phuyal Office Assistant Permanent

19 Basanta Prasad Sapkota Office Assistant Permanent

20 Ramila Sapkota Gardner Permanent

21 Sita Devi Bastakoti Sweeper Permanent

22 Mohan Bahadur Bimali Security Guard Permanent

23 Kalyan Raj Subedi Ancillary Staff Contract

24 Rekha Poudel (Adhikari) Ancillary Staff Contract

25 Om Maya Gautam Ancillary Staff Contract

26 Sita Bastola Ancillary Staff Contract

27 Laxmi Nepali Ancillary Staff Contract

28 Chandreshwar Subedi Ancillary Staff Contract

29 Amar Khadka Ancillary Staff Contract

30 Ramji Nepali Ancillary Staff Permanent

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