Built by students, for students
Hamro Campus is a free platform made for CSIT, BIT, and BCA students at Tribhuvan University — bringing notes, notices, articles, and past questions together in one place, so you spend less time searching and more time studying.
Our mission
We believe that good study material shouldn't depend on which college you go to, which seniors you know, or how many WhatsApp groups you're in. Our mission is simple: make quality resources free and easy to find for every Nepali CS/IT student.
Before Hamro Campus, notes, notices, and past questions were scattered across Messenger groups, random Google Drive links, and photocopied handouts. We built this platform to close that gap — organizing everything by faculty and semester, so you can actually find what you need when you need it.
It's run by students who've sat the same exams you're preparing for, and it's built to grow with contributions from students like you.
How Hamro Campus works
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Pick your faculty & semester Choose CSIT, BIT, or BCA and jump straight to your own semester.
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Browse notes, notices & past questions Everything's organized chapter-wise, so you find what you need in seconds.
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Contribute back Share your own notes or corrections so the next batch has it a little easier.
What we offer
Everything you need for the semester, in one place
Notes & Chapters
Chapter-wise notes organized by faculty and semester, ready to read or download before your exams.
Notices & Updates
Exam routines, form deadlines, and TU announcements, updated as soon as they're out.
Articles & Guides
Career tips, tool walkthroughs, and honest advice written by students who've been through it.
Past Questions
Previous years' question papers by subject, so you know exactly what to expect on exam day.
Meet the team
The students behind Hamro Campus
Anish Pandey
Co-Founder and Developer
Co-founder of HamroCampus and the developer behind it — building and maintaining the platform, from the notes archive to the notice board, so it stays fast and reliable for every student.
Free & open access
No sign-up fees, no paywalls. Every note, notice, and question paper is free — always.
Real student-made content
Every resource is contributed or reviewed by actual TU students, not scraped from random sites.
Actively maintained
We update notices and add new material every semester, so the content stays current.
Built for TU's syllabus
Organized by faculty, semester, and subject — the same structure your exams follow, not a random archive.
Have notes to share, or a question for us?
We're always glad to hear from students — whether it's feedback, a correction, or study material you'd like to contribute.