BIT Program

Eligibility Criteria for Students Willing to Study BIT

Introduction

The Bachelors in Information Technology (BIT) curriculum is designed by closely following the courses practiced in accredited international universities, subject to the condition that the intake students are twelve years of schooling in any stream or equivalent from any recognized board. In addition to the foundation and core Information Technology courses, the program offers several elective courses to meet the undergraduate academic program requirement and to fulfill the demand for development and implementation of new technology.

Students enrolled in the four year BIT program are required to take foundation and core courses of Information technology, courses of mathematics, statistics, management, economics, sociology, psychology, research methodology and technical writing, and some elective courses.

All undergraduate students are required to complete 126 credit hours of Information Technology and allied courses, and will have opportunity in the field of software development, information security, database administration, network and system administration, and in all the sectors that develop and/or use Information Technology.

Objective

The main objective of BIT program is to provide students intensive knowledge and skill to design, develop, and use information technology in different areas. It is envisaged that graduate of this program will be equipped with necessary knowledge of Information Technology to compete in this global world.

Eligibility Criteria

For Any System

Should have successfully completed twelve years of schooling in any stream(science, management, arts and others).
Should have successfully passed the entrance examination conducted by Institute of Science and Technology (IOST), TU.

Course Duration

8 Semesters
4 Academic Years

Working Days

90 Days
Per Semester

Class Hours

3-6 Hours
Per Week per Course

Evaluation System

Internal Weightage

40% (20% Lab + 20% Internal Assessment)

External Weightage

60% (Final Examination)

A student must secure minimum 40% in each category to pass a course.

Grading System

Grade	Scale (%)	Grade Point	Performance
A	90-100	4.0	Outstanding
A-	80 - less than 90	3.7	Excellent
B+	70 - less than 80	3.3	Very Good
B	60 - less than 70	3.0	Good
B-	50 - less than 60	2.7	Satisfactory
C	40 - less than 50	2.3	Pass
F	0 - less than 40	0.0	Fail

SGPA Calculation

SGPA = Σ(Credit Hours × Grade Point) / Total Credit Hours

CGPA Calculation

CGPA = Σ(All Semester Credits × Grade Points) / Total Credits

Calculating SGPA

SGPA calculation based on assumed grade points for demonstration.

For First Semester
S. No. Subject Name Credit Hours Grade Point
1 Introduction to I.T 3 3.2
2 C Programming 3 4
3 Digital Logic 3 2.9
4 Mathematics I 3 2.8
5 Sociology 3 3.2

S. No.	Subject Name	Credit Hours	Grade Point
1	Introduction to I.T	3	3.2
2	C Programming	3	4
3	Digital Logic	3	2.9
4	Mathematics I	3	2.8
5	Sociology	3	3.2

Σ(C×G) = (3×3.2) + (3×4) + (3×2.9) + (3×2.8) + (3×3.2)Σ(C) =(3+3+3+3+3)SCGPA = Σ(C*G) / Σ(C) = 48.3 / 15 = 3.22you secured 3.22 SCGPA in first semester

Calculating CGPA

CGPA calculation based on assumed SCGPA for demonstration.

S. No. Semester SCGPA(G) Credit Hours(C) Weighted GP(G*C)
1 First Semester 3.22 15 48.3
2 Second Semester 2.94 15 44.1
3 Third Semester 3 15 45
4 Fourth Semester 3.5 15 52.5
5 Fifth Semester 2.8 15 42
6 Sixth Semester 3.1 15 46.5
7 Seventh Semester 2.8 15 42
8 Eighth Semester 3.3 15 49.5

S. No.	Semester	SCGPA(G)	Credit Hours(C)	Weighted GP(G*C)
1	First Semester	3.22	15	48.3
2	Second Semester	2.94	15	44.1
3	Third Semester	3	15	45
4	Fourth Semester	3.5	15	52.5
5	Fifth Semester	2.8	15	42
6	Sixth Semester	3.1	15	46.5
7	Seventh Semester	2.8	15	42
8	Eighth Semester	3.3	15	49.5

Σ(Weighted GP) = 48.3 + 44.1 + 45 + 52.5 + 42 + 46.5 + 42 + 49.5 = 370 Σ(C) = 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 = 120 CGPA = Σ(Weighted GP) / Σ(C) = 370 / 120 = 3.08you secured 3.08 CGPA

Final Examination

Institute of science and technology, Tribhuvan University, will conduct the final examination at the end of each semester for each course except Project Work and Internship. The weightage of this final examination is 60% of the overall weightage.