The MBA Evening at Ace Institute of Management is a two-year graduate management program affiliated with Pokhara University. It is organized across six trimesters with a total requirement of 60 credit hours. The evening study format is intended for graduates and young professionals who want to continue professional work while pursuing an MBA. At Ace Institute of Management, the program is offered from Bibhuti Janak Marg, New Baneshwor.
The MBA curriculum covers accounting, economics, statistics, finance, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, human resource management, research, information systems, communication, entrepreneurship, strategy, concentrations, electives, experiential work, and internship. Students also select either an Industry Pathway or a Research Pathway during the later stage of the program.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | MBA Evening |
| Degree | Master of Business Administration |
| College | Ace Institute of Management |
| Affiliation | Pokhara University |
| Level | Master |
| Duration | 2 years |
| Academic Structure | 6 trimesters |
| Total Credits | 60 |
| Class Shift | Evening |
| Location | Bibhuti Janak Marg, New Baneshwor |
| Minimum Bachelor Result | CGPA 2.0 or 45% |
| Formal Education Requirement | Minimum 15 years |
| Concentration Courses | 4 courses, 8 credits |
| Electives | 2 courses, 4 credits |
| Pathway | Industry Pathway or Research Pathway |
| Internship | 6 credits |
MBA Evening follows the graduate management framework of Pokhara University while using an evening class schedule at Ace. The format is designed around students who want to combine graduate study with professional work.
The academic emphasis is broad rather than limited to one business function. Students study quantitative analysis, economics, accounting, finance, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, human resource management, research, communication, information systems, entrepreneurship, strategy, and selected concentration subjects.
Practicum courses, project-based study, concentration courses, electives, an industry or research pathway, and internship are included alongside classroom courses.
The evening format is structured for graduates who want to pursue an MBA while remaining active in professional work. It can also accommodate recent graduates who plan to work while completing postgraduate management study.
Students entering the program should expect work involving:
Quantitative analysis
Accounting and finance
Economics
Marketing
Operations and supply chain management
Organizational behavior and human resources
Business research
Information systems
Management communication
Entrepreneurship
Strategy
Group work and presentations
Applied projects and internship
The evening schedule changes when classes are delivered, but the degree remains an MBA awarded by Pokhara University.
Successful completion of an undergraduate degree before the academic session begins is required for enrollment at Ace.
Under Pokhara University's MBA eligibility requirements, applicants must have:
At least 15 years of formal education
12 years of schooling
At least three years of bachelor-level education
Minimum CGPA of 2.0 or 45% at bachelor level
Graduates from different academic disciplines may apply when they meet these requirements.
Pokhara University's MBA admission framework includes an admission test and personal interview. Eligible applications are assessed before candidates are shortlisted for the interview, and final selection considers entrance-test performance, interview performance, and previous academic records.
Ace uses an online application process for its graduate management admissions. Academic and professional qualification records and transcripts are submitted as part of the application process, followed by a personal interview.
MBA Evening is a two-year program divided into six trimesters and carrying 60 credit hours. Pokhara University's MBA framework assigns 12 weeks of teaching to each trimester, excluding examinations.
The current MBA curriculum is distributed as follows:
| Trimester | Main Academic Components | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| I | Accounting, Statistics, Managerial Economics, Organizational Behavior and HRM, Practicum | 10 |
| II | Finance, Quantitative Methods, Macroeconomics, Operations, Marketing, Digital Marketing Practicum | 12 |
| III | Research, Entrepreneurship, MIS, Communication, Leadership and Practicums | 11 |
| IV | Business Environment and Strategy, Concentrations, Electives | 11 |
| V | Concentrations and Industry or Research Pathway | 10 |
| VI | Internship | 6 |
Students begin with Accounting for Managerial Decisions, Statistics for Managers, Managerial Economics, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, and an Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management Practicum.
Total: 10 credits
The second trimester includes Financial Management, Quantitative Methods for Decision Making, Macroeconomics and Global Economy, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Marketing Management, and Digital Marketing Practicum.
Total: 12 credits
Students move into Methods for Business Research and Consultancy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Management Information System, Managerial Communication, Leadership, Governance and Ethics, Management Information Systems Practicum, and Entrepreneurship and Innovation Practicum.
Total: 11 credits
The fourth trimester includes Business Environment and Strategy, two concentration courses, and two elective courses.
Total: 11 credits
Students complete two additional concentration courses and a six-credit Capstone Project and Experiential Learning component.
The six-credit component is completed through either:
Industry Pathway
Research Pathway
Total: 10 credits
The final trimester contains the six-credit internship.
Total: 6 credits
Students complete four concentration courses worth two credits each, giving a total of eight credits.
The available concentration areas include:
Finance
Marketing
Human Resource Management
Information Technology and Business Analytics
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Finance options cover areas such as corporate finance, investment management, international financial management, financial institutions and markets, financial planning, risk management, and related subjects.
Marketing includes subjects connected with consumer behavior, marketing research, brand management, international marketing, service marketing, digital and social media marketing, and sales management.
Human Resource Management covers areas including talent development, compensation, performance management, employee relations, leadership, international HRM, and labor relations.
Information Technology and Business Analytics includes subjects such as electronic commerce, digital economy, data mining, business analytics, information security, business intelligence, data visualization, and related areas.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation covers business growth, innovation, family business, corporate entrepreneurship, new business models, technology entrepreneurship, and related subjects.
Students complete two elective courses carrying a combined four credits.
The MBA elective pool includes subjects related to sustainability, digital economy, econometrics, behavioral economics, tourism and hospitality management, banking operations, real estate management, technology management, taxation, project management, multinational management, social entrepreneurship, service-sector management, rural marketing, and microfinance.
During the fifth trimester, students choose between an applied industry route and a research route.
The Industry Pathway consists of six credits:
Consulting Project or New Venture Creation – 3 credits
Doing Business in Nepal – 3 credits
The consulting component connects MBA coursework with an applied business project, while New Venture Creation provides the alternative project route.
Students selecting the Research Pathway complete:
Graduate Thesis – 6 credits
The thesis requires research in an approved management area, preparation of a research report, seminar presentation, and viva-voce examination.
The sixth trimester includes a six-credit internship.
The MBA curriculum requires three months of satisfactory work experience with an approved employer. Internship work is supervised by a faculty supervisor and a workplace supervisor.
Students complete activities including:
Specified internship learning objectives
Weekly work and learning journal
Final paper
Internship report
Final presentation
Internship evaluation assigns 40% to the confidential assessment from the host organization and 60% to the presentation of the Internship Project Report.
The Pokhara University MBA framework uses classroom discussions, presentations, group work, case analysis, guest lectures, simulations, projects, and online instruction.
MBA Evening students also study within Ace's broader academic environment, which includes seminars, workshops, business and management activities, student clubs, and other forms of student participation.
Pokhara University follows a four-point letter-grade system for the MBA.
To earn the MBA degree, students must complete the required coursework, selected industry or research pathway, and internship within the permitted study period. They must earn at least a C grade in every course and maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.0 on the 4.0 scale.
MBA Evening is a two-year Master of Business Administration program offered in an evening class format at Ace Institute of Management under Pokhara University.
The program takes two years and is divided into six trimesters.
Students complete 60 credit hours covering management courses, concentrations, electives, experiential or research work, and internship.
Applicants must complete an undergraduate degree before the academic session begins. Pokhara University's MBA requirements also specify at least 15 years of formal education and a minimum CGPA of 2.0 or 45% at bachelor level.
No. Pokhara University's MBA eligibility allows graduates from different academic disciplines to apply when they meet the academic requirements.
Yes. The Pokhara University MBA admission framework includes an admission test followed by an interview for shortlisted applicants.
The MBA curriculum includes Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management, Information Technology and Business Analytics, and Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Yes. Students may choose the Research Pathway and complete a six-credit Graduate Thesis.
Yes. The Industry Pathway consists of a Consulting Project or New Venture Creation together with Doing Business in Nepal.
Yes. The sixth trimester includes a six-credit internship requiring three months of approved work experience along with reporting and presentation requirements.
Classes are conducted in the evening.
