Tribhuvan University (TU) has released its official 64th Grace List, incorporating a total of 95,540 graduates who received their academic transcripts between Asar 1, 2082 and Asar 32, 2083. The list was presented by TU Registrar Dr. Rabindra Siwakoti during the university's 67th Annual Day Assembly, which was presided over by Prime Minister and TU Chancellor Balendra Shah.
Breakdown by Field of Study and Academic Level
According to figures provided by the Registrar, general faculty studies represent 84.90 percent of the total graduates, while technical streams account for the remaining 15.10 percent. The Faculty of Management produced the highest number of graduates at 43,142, followed by the Faculty of Education with 16,533 and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences with 15,441.
Among technical institutes and faculties, the Institute of Science and Technology recorded 6,688 graduates, followed by the Institute of Engineering with 5,960. The Faculty of Law recorded 3,001 graduates, while the Institute of Medicine had 1,920. Furthermore, the Institute of Agriculture and Animal Sciences and the Institute of Forestry accounted for 463 and 192 graduates, respectively.
Looking at academic levels, the grace list includes 72,404 undergraduate (bachelor's) students and 22,533 postgraduate (master's) students. In higher research levels, degrees were conferred on 253 M.Phil., 164 PGDS, and 166 PhD scholars.
Convocation Plans for Paush 2083
Degrees were officially conferred during the assembly. TU is now preparing for its central convocation ceremony, scheduled to take place in Kathmandu in Paush 2083 BS. Additionally, Registrar Siwakoti noted that preparations are underway to organize convocation programs across all seven provinces of Nepal.
