If you plan to advance your management study in Nepal, the MBS program at Birendra Memorial College (BMC), Dharan, Sunsari—affiliated to Tribhuvan University—offers focused graduate-level learning.
Searches such as “MBS Birendra Memorial College Dharan,” “TU MBS Nepal,” and “MBS subjects Dharan” point to interest in course structure, research work, and career paths.
The two-year program deepens understanding of strategy, finance, marketing, operations, and organizational systems with seminars, term papers, and project/report components.
TU curriculum with semester-wise assessments
Courses in strategy, finance, marketing, operations, and research methods
Seminars, presentations, and policy/industry readings
Library support and mentoring for project/report work
Scholarship provision for at least 10% of students under policy

Here’s the study flow across four semesters:
Strategic management, organizational theory, and leadership practice
Financial management, investment, and risk basics covered in class
Marketing management, consumer insights, and market research
Operations and supply concepts introduced as per TU scope
Research methods, data analysis, seminar papers, and final project/report
Assignments, class tests, and presentations build exam readiness and strengthen writing.
Strengthen analytical reading of cases and policy notes
Apply finance and marketing tools to practical scenarios
Improve team coordination, presentation, and report writing
Prepare for mid-level roles or for further study in management
Students ask how MBS adds value after BBS or equivalent. Graduates move into roles in banking, insurance, trading, manufacturing, consulting, development projects, and entrepreneurship. Some pursue MPhil/PhD pathways as per eligibility and interest.
Read financial statements and prepare decision notes
Review markets and outline simple research plans
Write policy summaries and present findings
Coordinate teamwork with clear documentation
Spreadsheet modeling and data summaries
Case analysis and memo writing
Research design, citation practice, and ethics
Presentation and meeting facilitation
Classes combine lectures, case discussions, workshops, and seminar presentations. Faculty encourage independent reading tied to Nepal’s business and public sectors. Feedback focuses on clarity, evidence, and timely submission.
Not sure about grade thresholds? MBS follows TU rules for bachelor’s-level eligibility.
Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree as per TU criteria; minimum grade/division per current TU notice
Process: Submit the application, attend interaction/entrance if asked, complete fee steps within dates, and confirm your seat
Documents: Academic transcripts, character certificate, ID/citizenship, photos, and equivalence where applicable
Refer to TU and college notices for intake windows and seat numbers.
Graduates work as finance officers, credit analysts, operations officers, marketing executives, HR officers, and project associates. Some join consulting assignments or public-sector examinations as per interest and qualification.
At least 10% of students receive scholarships under college policy. Intake notices specify categories and renewal rules.
TU-approved curriculum with seminars and project/report work
Clear focus on analysis, writing, and presentation for Nepali workplaces
Access to mentoring, library resources, and scholarship support
Pathways to mid-level roles and further study
MBS at BMC supports graduates who want structured management study under TU. For forms, dates, and document checklists, follow current TU circulars and visit the BMC admission desk during the application period.