King’s College is a learning community driven by a vision to develop entrepreneurial thinkers and changemakers through experiential education, entrepreneurship, real-world problem solving, and global collaboration with Westcliff University (USA).

King’s College is different because our teaching and learning philosophy puts students at the center, nurturing entrepreneurial thinkers through real experiences in our communities — an approach we call “Community as Curriculum.” Learning goes beyond the classroom, blending hands-on projects, teamwork, and continuous evaluation.

King’s College follows a student-centered, experiential learning philosophy, grounded in the belief that every individual has unique strengths and deserves opportunities to excel.

The vision of King’s College is to “transforming society through entrepreneurship.”

Yes - King’s College is officially accredited by the University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal, 2025. It has received institutional Quality Assurance and Accreditation (QAA) from UGC, marking a major milestone in its commitment to quality higher education in Nepal.

Yes — King’s College has been officially affiliated with Westcliff University (USA) since 2015. This means students in Nepal can enroll in Westcliff University degree programs and graduate with a Westcliff University degree while studying at King’s College.

Westcliff is a privately funded University with principal campuses located in Los Angeles, California and Miami, Florida. It is accredited under Senior College and University Commission - WSCUC (www.wscuc.org) and ACBSP (Accreditation for Business Schools and Programs www.acbsp.org

Westcliff University is recognized in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings, In the THE Impact Rankings, Westcliff University has been placed in the 801–1000 range globally among over 1,100 participating institutions, reflecting its commitment to social impact and sustainability efforts

You can find the Westcliff University at U.S Department of Education in Database of Accredited Postsecondary Institutions and Programs https://ope.ed.gov/dapip/#/home

Yes. Degrees from King’s College are officially awarded by Westcliff University (USA) and are recognized internationally. In Nepal, King’s College is accredited by the University Grants Commission (UGC), ensuring that all programs meet national quality standards. This dual recognition allows graduates to pursue global career opportunities and further studies abroad.

Class timings at King’s College vary by program and year:

Graduate Programs (MBA & MSAI):

6:30 AM – 8:30 AM, usually 5 days a week

Undergraduate Programs (BBA, BSIT, BSCS):

First Year: 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM, 5 days a week

Second Year: 7:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Third & Fourth Year: 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM

Please note that these are tentative timings and may change depending on program requirements. For the latest schedule, students are encouraged to visit the college.

King’s College does not use traditional exams. Grading is entirely continuous assessment–based, grounded in project-based and experiential learning. Students are evaluated through assignments, projects, class participation, teamwork, presentations, and community-based learning activities, ensuring that learning is applied to real-world challenges rather than memorization.

BSIT and BSCS
The BSIT and BSCS programs are four-year, 120-credit degrees consisting of 40 courses. To graduate, students must complete a four-month internship, a consulting project, a community-based project, a reflection report and/or presentation, and 20 professional development modules, in addition to meeting all academic requirements.

BBA
The BBA program is a four-year, 120-credit degree with 40 courses. Graduation requires the successful completion of a four-month internship, a consulting project, a community-based project, a reflection report and/or presentation, and 20 professional development modules, along with all required coursework.

MBA and MSAI
The MBA and MSAI programs are two-year, 60-credit degrees consisting of 20 courses. To graduate, students must complete community-based project work, a final research project or project prototype, and 10 professional development modules, in addition to fulfilling all academic requirements.

GPA (Grade Point Average) is calculated by assigning grade points to each course based on your performance and then averaging them according to the credit value of each course.At King’s College, each subject carries 3 credits

King’s College follows a credit-based academic system where each course carries 3 credits. One 3-credit course represents a total of 135 academic hours, which include class participation, preparation, assignments, projects, and other learning activities. Students progress and graduate by completing the required number of credits - 120 credits for undergraduate programs and 60 credits for graduate programs.

To apply to King’s College, you can complete the online application through the official application portal at https://kingscollege.edu.np/apply. Alternatively, you can visit the King’s College campus for personalized counseling and support with your application process.

As part of the selection process, applicants be required to take an entrance assessment and/or participate in a personal interview

No, there is no age limit for admission to any program at King’s College. Students of all ages are welcome to apply.

Yes, international students are welcome to apply to all programs at King’s College.

Yes — King’s College believes everyone should have an equal opportunity to learn and offers a wide variety of scholarships and financial support across its academic programs. Scholarships at King’s College include need‑based, community service, entrepreneurship, diversity and inclusion, and partner/corporate awards, which may provide partial tuition waivers or other support to deserving students.

For detailed information on the scholarships,  please visit the official scholarship page.

Yes, King’s College allows students to pay their fees in regular installments. For details on installment plans and schedules, students can contact the Admissions Office.

No. King’s College has no hidden or additional costs. All tuition and fees are clearly outlined in the official fee structure.

At King’s College, courses are taught by faculty who are both experienced industry professionals and passionate educators. They bring practical knowledge, real-world insights, and applied expertise to the classroom, ensuring students gain skills that are immediately relevant to their careers and entrepreneurial pursuits.

Yes. King’s College regularly invites guest lecturers and industry experts to enhance learning. Programs include guest sessions tailored to specific courses, a monthly Insight Series where students interact with industry professionals, and special workshops, seminars, and panel discussions throughout the year.

Faculty members at King’s College are highly accessible outside class hours. Students can book time with faculty or educational assistants in collaboration with the Academic Team, ensuring support for academic guidance, project work, or other learning needs.

King’s College offers a vibrant student club ecosystem under the umbrella of King’s Club, including:

• King’s Athletics Club

• King’s Debate and Speech Society

• King’s Entertainment and Excursion Club

• King’s Entrepreneurship Club

• King’s Skillbee Club

• King’s Social Club

• King’s Tech Club

These clubs organize a variety of activities tailored to different programs and interests, including industry visits, community projects, skill development workshops, competitions, and social events, helping students build leadership, teamwork, and real-world experience beyond the classroom.

Yes. King’s College provides numerous leadership and extracurricular opportunities through student clubs, community projects, competitions, workshops, and industry engagement programs. Students can take on leadership roles, organize events, participate in industry visits, and develop soft skills, ensuring a holistic learning experience beyond the classroom.

Yes. King’s College has multiple departments and initiatives to support student wellbeing, mentoring, and personal development:

The Student Engagement Team helps students grow personally and professionally by coordinating activities that build leadership, collaboration, and civic engagement.

The Office of Safe and Respectable Learning (OSRL) works to create a safe, inclusive, and respectful campus environment and supports students facing harassment or discrimination.

The Center for Social Emotional Learning (CSEL) offers workshops, coaching, and counseling to strengthen emotional intelligence, self‑awareness, and wellbeing.

Additional support includes academic resources such as writing and learning centers, as well as mentorship and advising opportunities to help students succeed academically and personally.

King’s College provides a wide range of support systems to help students succeed academically, professionally, and personally. 

The Student Engagement Team coordinates co-curricular activities, leadership development, and community outreach, while the Collaboration, Partnership, and Career Services team supports students with career guidance, internship opportunities, and partnerships with industry. 

The Office of Safe and Respectable Learning (OSRL) ensures a safe, inclusive campus environment, and the Center for Social Emotional Learning (CSEL) provides workshops, coaching, and counseling to promote wellbeing and emotional intelligence. 

Additional resources include the Learning and Writing Center for academic guidance, CERAD (Center for Research and Development) which supports research and academic development, and the Innovation Kitchen Team, which promotes entrepreneurship and supports student ventures.

 Together, these systems provide comprehensive guidance, mentorship, and practical opportunities throughout a student’s time at King’s College.

Yes. Through its Collaboration, Partnership, and Career Services team, King’s College has built a range of international academic and exchange partnerships that create global learning opportunities for students. 

These include semester and short‑term exchange programs with institutions such as Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences (JAMK) and Kajaani University of Applied Sciences (KAMK) in Finland, and ESCD 3A – École Supérieure de Commerce et Développement in Lyon, France. Students have also participated in collaborations with Dhurakij Pundit University and the Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand. In addition, King’s College engages in international academic and research linkages with universities and organizations in China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Bangladesh, among others, through exchange, joint projects, and collaborative learning experiences.

Yes. King’s College provides students with opportunities for international exchange programs, study tours, and global collaborations through its Collaboration, Partnership, and Career Services team. Students can participate in semester exchanges, short-term programs, industry visits, and joint research projects with partner universities in Finland, France, Thailand, South Korea, Taiwan, Bangladesh, and other countries, gaining valuable global exposure, cross-cultural experience, and international networking opportunities.

Yes. King’s College encourages students to participate in both online and offline international competitions and conferences, depending on the activities and program opportunities. Students can engage with peers from other universities, develop skills, and gain exposure to global perspectives. King’s College also organizes programs such as Impact Week, workshops, and collaborative events that provide platforms for students to showcase their projects, innovations, and research on an international stage.

Yes. King’s College may accept transfer credits from other recognized universities or colleges. Credit acceptance is subject to evaluation of course content, credit hours, grades, and alignment with the program requirements. Each request is reviewed on a case-by-case basis, and the final decision depends on academic equivalency and institutional policies.

Yes, students may apply to transfer their credits to another university. However, acceptance of credits depends entirely on the receiving university’s policies. King’s College cannot guarantee that all credits will be accepted elsewhere.

Yes. Since King’s College programs are affiliated with Westcliff University, eligible students may apply to continue their studies directly at Westcliff University, subject to academic standing, visa requirements, and university approval.

You can contact the King’s College Admissions Office via:

• Email: [email protected]

• Phone: +977‑01 - 5325909, 01 - 5324520, 01 - 5324574

• Visit: King’s College campus in Kathmandu, Nepal

• Online Inquiry / Application: https://kingscollege.edu.np/apply

The Admissions team is available to answer questions, guide you through the application process, and provide program information.

Yes. King’s College provides personalized counseling and guidance to help prospective students choose the program that best fits their interests, career goals, and academic background. Students can visit college for counseling sessions or get guidance through the online application portal to make an informed decision.