Kathmandu University runs on a semester system with continuous assessment, which means a steady stream of assignments, lab reports and projects rather than one exam to revise for. KU also marks harder on structure and technical rigour than most students expect going in.
Assignment Byte supports KU students across engineering, computing, management and science — technical work with the derivations and code shown, written to the report structure your department specifies.
Yes — computer, civil, mechanical and electrical, with derivations, calculations and diagrams set out step by step rather than just stated.
It varies by school: IEEE is common for engineering and computing, APA for management and social science. Tell us your department and we apply the right one.
Yes. KU's semester model means frequent deadlines, and we plan turnaround around your submission calendar rather than one assignment at a time.
We do, including case analyses, strategy reports and group project components.