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Are you looking for a tech career? Do you want to study a course that has the perfect blend of theoretical and practical knowledge? 

Look no more, the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology (BSc. CSIT) is the course you’ve been searching for. 

It is a four-year course offered by Tribhuwan University (TU) under its Institute of Science and Technology (IOST). 

Studying this course offers you the opportunity to explore areas of software development, networking, cybersecurity, data science, and more. 

To be able to study the course, you have to pass an entrance exam, conducted by TU.

Read more on the CMAT Preparation Guide.

Eligibility for the entrance exam 

You have to meet one of the following requirements to be able to take the entrance exam:

Belong to the +2 science stream and achieved at least second division or grade C in each subject in grades 11 and 12.

Studied A-level Science with a minimum D grade in Physics and Math 

Completed the CTEVT 3-year Engineering Diploma with a minimum second division

Breaking down the exam pattern 

The written examination is completely objective-based. You will be asked 100 multiple-choice questions, the full marks for which are 140. 

There are 60 questions worth 1mark each and 40 questions worth 2 marks each. 

You should also be aware that for each wrong answer, 0.1 mark is deducted from your final score. 

If you score more than 35%, you will have passed the exam and are now eligible to study the course. 

The Syllabus for the exam 

The syllabus is broken down in the table:

The exams might be just around the corner, as they are usually held around August and September. 

Learn more about the Engineering Entrance Preparation Guide.

Preparation Tips

The thought of having to give an entrance exam can be intimidating, but you are not alone in this journey. 

You might find these tips helpful in the preparation process. 

1. Collect the study materials. 

The right preparation books will make your journey a lot easier. 

Entrance Preparation Books offer a more focused and structured approach to studying with concise and exam-oriented explanations of topics. 

They also include solved examples, MCQs, and practice tests to help you test yourself. 

Saral Shikshya BSc. CSIT Entrance Preparation Book, Binary CSIT Entrance Preparation Book, Patan CS community CSIT Entrance Preparation Book, and Code for Change CSIT Entrance Preparation Book are some of the best books available in the market. 

2. Join Entrance Preparation Classes 

It is highly recommended that you join an entrance preparation class for the BSc. CSIT entrance exam can lean more on the tougher side. 

Various institutions conduct entrance preparation classes that are led by experienced educators and provide students with a structured learning approach along with other resources such as preparation books, notes, mock tests, and more. 

3. Curate a study schedule. 

Routines provide structure and discipline. One of the most crucial factors to doing well in exams is self-discipline and holding yourself accountable. 

Based on what works for you, curate a study schedule and stick to it. Be sure to get a minimum of 3-4 hours of study each day. 

4. Keep Track 

Be sure to track how much progress you have made. 

Also, make sure to keep track of the topics you struggle with and the ones you are quite confident in. 

Allocate more time to the subjects and topics you struggle with, but also do not neglect the topics you don’t struggle with as much. 

5. Focus on understanding the core concepts.

The questions asked in entrance exams, unlike regular exams, are more concept-based and require you to have a clearer and analytical view of the topics. 

Take your time to understand the fundamentals rather than rote learning. 

Make sure you pay attention and do not rush while solving problems.

Read more on the KUUMAT Preparation Guide.

6. Time Management 

Time management, whether it be during the exam or while preparing for the exam, is very important. 

While preparing for the exam, be sure to allocate time to each subject based on the importance of the subject and how much you struggle with it. 

During the exam, focus on solving the easier questions first and then move to the harder ones. If you get stuck on a certain problem, attempt other questions first and return to that problem later on. 

7. Take a mock exam and practice past papers.

Past papers provide insight into what kind of questions can be expected and help you familiarize yourself with the question pattern. 

Taking mock tests in a setting that imitates the actual exam setting helps you get used to the nerves of taking the exam, and you also learn how to better manage your time. 

Both past papers and mock tests provide an overview of your progress.

8. Revise 

Without revising, you risk forgetting most of what you had studied. 

Make sure to revise at regular intervals. 

With each revision, you understand the material better and retain information better. 

9. Take a Break

Although preparing for any kind of exam can be mentally taxing, be sure to take breaks and give time to your hobbies. 

Make sure you pay attention to your mental and physical health. 

Scope after BSc. CSIT 

Once you have completed the degree, you will be able to pursue a career in various roles such as:

• Software Developer 
• Web/App Developer 
• Network Administrator 
• Database Manager
• System Analyst
• Cybersecurity Analyst 
• IT officers and more.

BSc. CSIT vs. BIM: Choosing the right IT Degree in Nepal

While BSc CSIT is undoubtedly a great choice for students who want to specialize deeply in computer science and technology, it is not the only path to a successful career in the IT world. 

An equally impactful and versatile alternative is the Bachelor of Information Management (BIM), a degree that blends computing skills with management expertise—making graduates more adaptable to the demands of modern industries.

At Aarambha College, the BIM program is designed to go beyond conventional teaching. 

With a balanced curriculum that integrates IT, business, and management, students gain both the technical know-how and the strategic mindset required to excel in today’s fast-changing professional landscape. 

Backed by experienced faculty, practical projects, workshops, and industry exposure, Aarambha ensures that learning is not limited to classrooms but extends into real-world applications.

Also, being based in Chitwan, you feel a lot closer to nature and won’t have to endure the hustle and bustle of a crowded city. 

What sets Aarambha apart from many other colleges is its student-focused learning environment, modern infrastructure, and strong career guidance ecosystem. 

Graduates leave not just as IT professionals, but as well-rounded individuals prepared for careers ranging from software development and digital entrepreneurship to leadership roles in business and technology management.

So, if you are seeking a program that not only equips you with technical expertise but also gives you the managerial edge to lead in the digital era, Aarambha College’s BIM program is the right place to begin your journey.