Dharan College of Management

Dharan, Sunsari

Estd. 1999

private

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Overview

Dharan College of Management (DCM) is a privately owned management college located at Bhupi Marg, Dharan-1, Sunsari, Nepal. Established in 1999 AD (2056 BS), the college is affiliated with Purbanchal University and conducts management education at bachelor’s and master’s levels.

DCM offers BBA and MBA programs and combines classroom teaching with research work, project work, presentations, field visits, tours, and social work. The college also provides physical and online evening classes, access to recorded lectures, multimedia-supported classrooms, and bus facilities. Prof. Tara Bahadur Niraula serves as the College Principal.

Quick Highlights

Particular	Details
Established	1999 AD (2056 BS)
Institution Type	Privately owned management college
Affiliation	Purbanchal University
Location	Bhupi Marg, Dharan-1, Sunsari
Principal	Prof. Tara Bahadur Niraula
Programs	BBA and MBA
BBA Seats	48
MBA (Fall) Seats	33

Academic Programs

Dharan College of Management offers management programs affiliated with Purbanchal University. Its academic activities include classroom study along with assignments and practical academic work intended to connect management concepts with applied learning.

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a four-year full-time bachelor’s degree program. The available seat capacity for BBA is 48.

The college also offers the Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Fall, with 33 seats.

Teaching and Learning Approach

DCM uses several academic activities alongside regular classroom instruction. Students may take part in:

Research work
Project work
Presentations
Field visits
Educational tours
Social work
Practical studies

Physical and online evening classes are also available, while recorded class lectures give students another way to review course sessions.

Facilities and Academic Environment

The college has spacious classrooms and multimedia facilities for teaching. Bus facilities are also available. Visiting faculty members from external organizations contribute to academic activities alongside the college’s regular faculty.

Student activities include multicultural programs and various events. These activities sit alongside the college’s management-focused classroom, project, presentation, and field-based learning practices.