It was formed in March 1970 in Swyambhu, Kathmandu by Bipin Koirala, Marshall Julum Shakya and current politician Sher Bahadur Deuba.

In the year 1971, Sher Bahadur Deuba became the second president of the Nepal student union and Bal Bahadur Kc was appointed as a Executive Chairman by BP Koirala(Party President) while Bimalendra Nidhi, a Madheshi face lead NSU during the 2036 referendum.

The role of the students was to create awareness among the people and to spread political consciousness as the beginning of democracy.

And Ganesh Man Singh was expelled from Durbar High School; Krishna Prasad Bhattarai was the Vice President of "Nepal Chatra Sangh", the union of Nepali Students in Banarash.

In that context, in BS 1997, magh 16, the student leader of Tri-Chandra College, Ganga Lal Shrestha was killed by hanging on a tree in Shova Bhagawati.

In spite of the excessive suppression by Rana, a few energetic youths gathered in Kupondole and organized a debating club under the chairperson-ship of Ganesh Bahadur Gurung and the other members of that committee were Basu Rimal, Surendra Raj Sharma, Gobind Lohani, Mrigendra Raj Pandey, Tej Bahadur prasai, Puskarnath Upadhaya, Krishna Babu etc.

On the first push in 2017, military event binod jayswal had totally obstructed the all parties except the student unions.

In the initial period of Panchayati system, the people could not raise their voice against the Panchyati Suppression, and it had declared the total prohibition over the all student union.

The joint organization between Nepal pupil and youth union had a significant role as it was managed by the migrated Nepali Students in Darbhanga India.

Prasai, President, Maheshwor Singh, the General Secretary and others are Shiva Chand Jha, Arbinda Thakur and so on.

In spite of the excessive obstruction by the Panchayati government, the rebellious students had never left their ethics of revolution.

The political parties in which ethics and belief, the students were concerned, were directly or indirectly opposing the Panchayati tyrants.

In Tri-Chandra College only the arts education was available - those students who were interested to study science in further level had to go to India.

Till the military evidence there were 29 colleges in Nepal, there was not the favorable environment for the uplifting of university education.

As a result, students got him to quit from the committee and selected Daman Nath Dhungana as an acting president.

The victory of the democratic candidates on the election of union in Tribhuvan University was considered as the first attempt of democracy.

President: Dujang Sherpa Spokesperson: Adv.Suraj Sejuwal Chief Secretary: Bijaya Khadka Policy and Research Department Head: Narayan Pandey