Educational news in Nepal
Nearly 72% of Applicants Fail First Engineering License Exam in Nepal
Date: 15th Chaitra,2079.
Overview:
Nearly 72% of the applicants have failed the first-ever Engineering License Exam conducted by the Nepal Engineering Council. Out of a total of 2,006 applicants, only 565 passed the exam.
The Nepal Engineering Council recently conducted the first-ever Engineering License Exam in the country. However, the results have come as a disappointment as only 565 out of 2,006 applicants have passed the exam. This means that nearly 72% of the applicants have failed the exam.
According to the Nepal Engineering Council, the exam was conducted to ensure that only qualified and competent engineers are licensed to practice in Nepal. The exam was based on the engineering curriculum taught in Nepalese universities, and the questions covered various aspects of engineering, including mathematics, physics, mechanics, and design.
The low pass rate has raised concerns about the quality of engineering education in Nepal. Many experts believe that the low pass rate is due to the poor quality of engineering education in the country. They suggest that universities need to improve their curriculum and teaching methods to produce competent engineers.
The Nepal Engineering Council has stated that they will work with the universities to improve the quality of engineering education in the country. They will also conduct the Engineering License Exam on a regular basis to ensure that only qualified and competent engineers are licensed to practice in Nepal.
The low pass rate in the first-ever Engineering License Exam conducted by the Nepal Engineering Council has raised concerns about the quality of engineering education in the country. The Nepal Engineering Council should work with universities to improve the quality of engineering education and ensure that only qualified and competent engineers are licensed to practice in Nepal.
The news is based on the results of the first-ever Engineering License Exam conducted by the Nepal Engineering Council.
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