Assignment Cover Page Generator

Most Nepali campuses expect a formal cover page on every submitted assignment: university and faculty, course title and code, the assignment title, who submitted it (name, roll or symbol number, registration number, semester and section), who it was submitted to, and the submission date. Laying that out neatly in Word every time is fiddly, and a messy first page starts an assignment off on the wrong foot.

Fill in the fields here and the preview builds a clean A4 cover page as you type. Print it directly or save it as a PDF from the print dialog, then staple it to the front of your work.

How to use it

  1. Choose your university, or pick 'Other / college name' and type it in.
  2. Fill in your faculty, programme, course title and code, and the assignment title.
  3. Add your name, roll or symbol number, registration number, semester and section, plus the instructor and submission date.
  4. Check the preview, then print or save as PDF — A4 size and margins are set automatically.

What a Nepali campus cover page usually needs

Exact requirements vary by campus and instructor, but the standard set is consistent across TU, KU, Purbanchal, Pokhara and most affiliated colleges: the institution name, faculty and programme, course title with its code, the assignment title or number, the student's name with roll/symbol and registration numbers, semester or year and section, the instructor's name, and the submission date.

Dates are worth a moment of care: many Nepali campuses write them in Bikram Sambat while others expect AD — match whatever your department uses, and the Nepali date converter on this site can help you get both.

Keep it plain

Instructors read dozens of these. A cover page earns its marks by being complete and tidy, not decorated: one clear hierarchy (university, assignment, student, instructor, date), no clip art, no coloured backgrounds, and no fonts you would not use in the assignment itself. The layout here follows that convention deliberately.

Frequently asked questions

Is this cover page format accepted at my campus?

The layout follows the standard structure used across TU, KU, Purbanchal, Pokhara and affiliated colleges. Some departments hand out their own template — if yours does, use theirs; it always wins.

Can I save the cover page as a PDF?

Yes. Click 'Print or save as PDF', then choose 'Save as PDF' in the print dialog. Paper size (A4) and margins are already set.

Should the submission date be in BS or AD?

Match your department's convention. Many Nepali campuses use BS (e.g. 2083-07-15), while international programmes often expect AD. If you need to convert a date, use the Nepali date converter.

What if my college is not in the university list?

Choose 'Other / college name' and type the name exactly as your campus prints it on official documents.

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