Building the future of mechanical engineers at Kathmandu University

AMES brings together students who design, build, and test â€” through projects, workshops, and a community built around real engineering work.

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Since 2002

AMES

The Association of Mechanical Engineering Students the home base for every mechanical engineering student at Kathmandu University. Workshops, projects, and a community built around real engineering work.

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The annual flagship event

Aviyantaa

AMES's biggest event of the year a showcase of student projects, workshops, and competitions that brings the whole mechanical engineering community together under one roof.

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AMES Bulletin

Your source for the latest news, updates, and announcements from the mechanical engineering community at KU. From project milestones to event schedules, stay connected with everything AMES.

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Technical Excellence

USC Conference

Organized by AMES and DoME at Kathmandu University, USC is a premier student-led platform driving research innovation in Nepal. It brings together students, academics, and industry experts to present cutting-edge engineering research and bridge the gap between academic theory and practical applications.

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President

Message from the President

Dear AMES Community,

It is with great pride and enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Association of Mechanical Engineering Students at Kathmandu University. As we continue to grow and evolve, our commitment to excellence in mechanical engineering education and innovation remains unwavering.

AMES has always been more than just a student organization—it's a platform where future engineers come together to learn, innovate, and inspire. Through our various initiatives, workshops, and projects, we strive to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

I encourage each member to actively participate, share ideas, and contribute to our collective growth. Together, we are building a community that will shape the future of mechanical engineering in Nepal and beyond.

Adarsha Shrestha

President, AMES