Engineering Books Nepal

17/06/2025

📢 Proud Moment!
We’re thrilled to share that one of our team member Suvash Aryal has published their research in the Q2-ranked, Scopus-indexed journal – International Journal of Environmental Studies ( Taylor & Francis, UK)

Doing impactful research and getting published from Nepal is a true achievement — and this work on plastic biodegradation is a step toward solving global environmental challenges.

🙌 Congratulations to researchers and gratitude to all who supported this journey!
Please read from here : https://doi.org/10.1080/00207233.2025.2517475

The accumulation of plastic waste, exacerbated by ineffective management, threatens human health and ecosystems. Sustainable biodegradation approaches are essential for mitigating plastic pollution...

24/05/2025

Not Just a Victory, But a Voice :
Er. Mukunda Wasti, a permanent 8th level civil engineer at Godawari Municipality, Lalitpur, has recently been appointed as a 3rd Class (Gazetted) Sanitary Engineer under the Government of Nepal. His unwavering dedication and relentless perseverance are truly inspirational. Notably, he had also cleared the same level of Loksewa written examination last year. This year, he triumphed on both academic and professional fronts—completing his Master’s degree and securing federal appointment.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to him on this remarkable achievement. His journey is not only a story of success - highlights deeper issues too.

Even such a capable engineer at the local level must strive for the same position at the federal level. His story reflects the silent struggles of many. It’s a reminder of the imbalance that still exists. A representative voice calling for fairness, recognition, and reform.
Anyway , Big congratulations to Er. Agasti. — a victory that speaks beyond itself.

01/04/2025

Success stories keep coming, and so does our pride!

We are honored to share yet another inspiring journey—this time our former member , Shubhechchha Marasini’s incredible feat of clearing six Loksewa exams. From her early struggles in Arghakhanchi to navigating the challenges of engineering students in Nepal, she opens up about her study strategies, time management, and the role of spirituality in stress management.

Her story is a testament to perseverance, resilience, and smart preparation. If you’re looking for the best techniques to ace Loksewa, her insights will be invaluable.

Let’s celebrate this achievement and continue to be inspired! Podcast details here:

Shubhechchha Marasini’s journey to clearing 6 Loksewa exams is nothing short of inspiring. In this podcast, she shares her Loksewa exam preparation strategie...

23/03/2025

We are delighted to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Shiva Baniya on his remarkable achievement of becoming a Section Officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA)! As a former member of Engineering Books Nepal, his journey continues to inspire us all.

Listening to his words in the recent podcast, we were truly moved by his perspective on spirituality and his insightful take that Loksewa is the game of the average. His experiences and reflections will undoubtedly serve as a beacon of motivation for many aspirants.

The depth of critical thinking he showcased, the choice of words he used, and his analytical approach are clear reflections of his engineering background. Now, as a civil engineer turned government officer, we firmly believe that he has the potential to bring meaningful changes from within the system.

As he rightly emphasized the scope of public service delivery from MoFA, we eagerly look forward to witnessing the impact of having a dedicated and visionary professional like Shiva Baniya in this role.

Once again, huge congratulations and best wishes for this new and impactful chapter of his career! May his journey continue to inspire and create positive change.

In this episode, we dive deep into the secrets behind cracking the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) exam and successfully joining Nepal's prestigious Forei...