Pashchimanchal Campus (), formerly known also as Western Region Campus (WRC) is one of the four constituent campuses of Tribhuvan University, Institute of Engineering in Nepal. The Pashchimanchal campus became operational from 1987 with assistance from the World Bank and UNDP/ILO. Initially, technician courses were offered at the campus along with diploma courses. However, Tribhuvan University Institute of Engineering has phased out the diploma stream and henceforth stopped enrollment in this stream after 2069 BS. Now it offers engineering courses in six disciplines at the bachelor level and three disciplines at the master's level. For admission, students must pass an entrance exam conducted by IOE. Quotas are available for disadvantaged groups. Location The scenic Pashchimanchal Campus is located in the northern part of Pokhara the regional headquarters of the Western Development Region about 210 km west of Kathmandu, spreading on 312 ropanis land in a scenic section of Pokhara valley in the western development region of Nepal. It is located in the Lamachaur-16, Pokhara near to famous Mahendra Cave, Chamere Cave, and Seti Gorge. Courses The courses offered by Pashchimanchal Campus and their capacity are as follows: Mechanical and Automobile Engineering (Bachelor) Civil Engineering (Bachelor) Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering (Bachelor) Electrical Engineering (Bachelor) Geomatics Engineering (Bachelor) Computer Engineering (Bachelor) Communication and Knowledge Engineering (Masters) Infrastructure Engineering and Management (Masters) Electrical Engineering in Distributed Generations(Masters) Departments Department of Civil Engineering The department has been in operation since the establishment of the campus. Initially, a three-year diploma course in Civil Engineering was offered. A four-year Bachelor's program in Civil Engineering was launched in 2056 B.S. Department of Geomatics Engineering The department has been established from 2077 BS.A four-year Bachelor's program in Geomatics Engineering was launched in 2069 B.S. Department of Automobile and Mechanical Engineering The department has been in operation since the establishment of the campus. Initially, a three-year diploma course in Mechanical Engineering and Automobile Engineering was offered. A four-year bachelor's program in Mechanical Engineering was launched in 2069 B.S. The campus now offers undergraduate studies in Mechanical and Automobile Engineering with 48 students capacity each. The head of the Department of Automobile and Mechanical Engineering is Dr. Durga Bastakoti. Department of Electrical Engineering The department has been operating since the establishment of the campus. Initially, a three-year diploma course in Electrical Engineering was offered. A four years bachelor program in Electrical Engineering was launched in 2067 B.S. Department of