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Executive MBA
The program will be delivered in 20 courses of 3 credit hours
each and two project works of six credit hours each. Students are required to take minimum
of three courses every semester but not less than 20 courses in six semester spanning
three years. Each course will be delivered in 48 sessions of hour each to accomodate
delivery of two courses per day.
Program Contents
| Core Courses |
Capstone Courses |
Specialization Tracks |
| Financial Accounting |
Business Environment |
Accounting |
| Marketing Management |
Strategic Management |
Marketing |
| Operations Management |
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Finance |
| Managerial Accounting |
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International Business |
| Managerial Communication |
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Accounting and Finance |
| Data Analysis and Modelling for Managers I |
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Finance and Economics |
| Data Analysis and Modelling for Managers I |
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Marketing and Finance |
| Management Information System |
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Marketing and Intl. Business |
| Micro Economics |
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| Organization Behaviour |
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| Human Resource Management |
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| Macro Economics |
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| Research Methodology |
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| Managerial Finance |
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Four additional courses from chosen specialization track need
to be taken.
Project Work (6 Credits)
Project work requires and in-depth analysis of a real life business problems or cases with
proposed solutions under the dual supervision of our faculty member and the organization,
to which the problems or cases pertain. The project work is to be carried out in a group
of not more than four students. First Project work is to be covered during the break
between the end of the second semester and the beginning of third semester. The second
project work is to be covered between the end of fourth semester and the beginning of the
fifth semester.
Non-credit Courses
Depending upon the needs of the students, the institute will offer a few non-credit
courses.
Evaluation
Within the given framework of evaluation by the
Pokhara University, the Institute will try to evaluate the students' performance through
continuous system of class quizzes, assignments, exercises, mid-term tests and end term
examinations.
Bachelors of Business
Studies
The BBA is an intensive three year full time academic
programme with a total of 96 credit hours. The three-year education will be divided into
six semesters. The structure of the programme will be as follows.
First Year
| Semester I |
Semester II |
| English I |
English II |
| Business Mathematics I |
Business Mathematics II |
| Financial Accounting I |
Financial Accounting II |
| Principles of Management |
Microeconomics |
| Sociology |
Computer & Computer Applications |
Second Year
| Semester III |
Semester IV |
| Business Communication |
Macroeconomics |
| Business Statistics I |
Business Statistics II |
| Psychology |
Organizational Relations |
| Management Accounting |
Managerial Finance |
| Management Information System |
Marketing Management |
Summer Semester Business Internship - 6 credits
Third Year
| Semester V |
Semester VI |
| Human Resource Management |
Strategic Management |
| Nepalese Business Environment |
International Business |
| Operations Management |
Specialization II |
| Specialization I |
Specialization III |
| Business Law |
Elective |
Specialization Tracks
The students will have to choose a Specialization
subjects from the following Specialization Tracks
 Accounting
Finance
Management
Information System
Marketing and
International Business
Management and Human
Resources
Electives
Travel and Tourism Management
Hotel Management
Management of
Cooperatives
Small Business
Management
Project Management
Management of
Educational Institutes
Hospital Management
Environment
Management
Trade and Transit
Management
Financial Institute
Management
Project Work(6 Credits)
Before the beginning of the third year, all
students will have to undergo internship training with an organization or in-depth
assignments. The objective of the internship programme is to provide an exposure to the
students in understanding the organization work situation.
Non-credit Courses
Depending upon the needs of the students, the institute will offer a few non-credit
courses.
Instruction Methods
With a view to provide the students with the
basic concepts and analytical skills in decision making in different situations, the
Institute will use various techniques; i.e. lecture/discussion, cases, individual and
group exercises, business games, workshops/seminars, in-company exercises and simulation.
The medium of instruction will be English.
Evaluation
Within the given framework of evaluation by the
Pokhara University, the Institute will try to evaluate the students' performance through
continuous system of class quizzes, assignments, exercises, mid-term tests and end term
examinations.
Higher Secondary
The institute offers Academic courses in Management and
Humanities stream as per the curriculum of the Board for Higher Secondary (HSEB). The
medium of instruction is English.
The subjects offered are
| Compulsory |
Elective(any three) |
| Nepali |
Accountancy |
| English |
Economics |
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Mathematics |
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Business Management |
Degrees Awarded
The HSEB degrees awarded at the end of the two years program
are
Certificate of
Commerce
Certificate of
Humanities
In addition to these degrees, the Institute will award
Proficiency Certificate at the end of the program in one of the following two fields of
specialization
Economics and
Quantitive Techniques
Accounting and
Management
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