NotesIOE

Built for Busy Engineers

All-in-one IOE study app with notes, syllabus, past questions & more. Download PDFs, study offline & stay updated with real-time notifications.


Notes IOE is a dedicated educational app built for engineering students enrolled under Tribhuvan University’s Institute of Engineering (IOE), Nepal. Designed to be an all-in-one academic companion, Notes IOE provides a well-organized platform that offers semester-wise notes, updated course syllabuses, old question collections, IOE-related news, and helpful academic articles — all tailored to the needs of BE students from IOE-affiliated colleges.


The app is developed with the intention of helping students prepare more efficiently by making academic resources accessible anytime, from any device. Whether you’re looking to download handwritten notes before exams, check the latest syllabus, or revise through past questions, Notes IOE eliminates the hassle of searching multiple websites or scattered online folders. The materials are categorized by semester and subject, making navigation simple and intuitive even for first-time users.


Along with academic resources, Notes IOE also provides timely updates on IOE news such as examination notices, routine changes, entrance announcements, and result publications. This helps students stay informed about important deadlines and events without needing to visit multiple platforms. Additionally, the app features a growing collection of helpful articles focused on study tips, exam strategies, project ideas, and career guidance tailored for Nepalese engineering students.


Notes IOE is continuously updated and improved based on user feedback, with a commitment to adding more content and features over time. The goal is to support students throughout their academic journey by providing reliable, up-to-date, and organized educational content in one convenient app.


Disclaimer: Notes IOE is an independent platform and is not officially affiliated with Tribhuvan University or the IOE administration. All content is collected from public sources and shared with the intention of supporting student learning and exam preparation.