Mahendra Ratna Campus (MRC), located at Tahachal, Kathmandu, is a constituent of Tribhuvan University (TU) and a pioneer in teacher education in Nepal. The campus was established in 1956 originally as a College of Education in 1956 to continue the teacher training programs of the Nepal government that were initiated in 2008 in the name of Normal Educational Training. The campus is the largest teacher education campus in the country with over 8000 students from all over Nepal.

MRC's courses are largely concerned with teacher education, professional development for teachers, and educational research. MRC has employed concentrated attention to generating innovative and competent teachers with the best grasp of moral principles by giving specialized courses in critical areas of teacher education. The institution's successful team of updated teachers, staff, and other professionals has to led it to compete successfully in today's global market. The MRC's explicit goal is to be a center for academic and professional excellence that influences the nation's overall educational practices via unique ideas and insights.

The goal of MRC is to develop students' technical competence, educational administration abilities, teacher professional sensitivity, and a variety of other talents.