Imperial Engineering College Appoints Former Registrar of Nepal Engineering Council

Kathmandu. Khemraj Joshi has been appointed as the CEO of Imperial Engineering College located in Thathali, Bhaktapur.

The college, which has been producing engineers of various disciplines for over two decades, has made significant improvements and reforms in its laboratory, infrastructure, and teaching methods. As part of this effort, the college has appointed Dr. Joshi, the former registrar of the Nepal Engineering Council, to its team.

Dr. Joshi has extensive experience in the construction of hydropower and other important infrastructure, as well as teaching at Pokhara University. The college plans to introduce Digital Twin Technology and other advanced technologies to its laboratory and teaching methods from the new session.

The college has also invested heavily in its laboratory and sports infrastructure, with the aim of providing students with the best possible facilities. The college’s principal, Deependra Jhamkattel, said that the college will be admitting students to its civil, computer, and electronics engineering programs, with a total of 192 seats available.

The college has made significant improvements in its teaching faculty and management in the past two years, with a focus on providing high-quality education to its students. The college’s department head, Rupesh Yadav, said that the college is committed to providing its students with the best possible education and facilities.