Overview
The MBA program at CGIM offers convenient class timings in both morning and evening shifts, which allow students to pursue their studies while continuing their careers. The educational approach of the MBA program is focused on application-oriented in-class learning supplemented by meaningful beyond classroom activities and events.
SALIENT FEATURES
- Class Timings: The MBA program has class timings suitable for working professionals in both morning and evening shifts. This allows students to gain valuable work experience during their MBA and increases their employability upon graduation.
- Angel Investment: CGIM MBA offers investment and strategic support facilities to viable business ideas and startups of existing students and alumni. This presents an enormous opportunity to students and graduates to convert their entrepreneurial ideas into real businesses with CG Holdings as a potential investor.
- Non-Credit Courses: The curriculum includes a variety of contemporary and value-adding non-credit courses to equip students with diverse skill-sets vital for career growth in today's times.
- Research Cell: CGIM Research Cell provides technical support and guidance to MBA students in their dissertation, a 6-credit research assignment undertaken in the final semester. The Research Cell also conducts workshops and seminars and aims to provide research consultancy services to external clients in the future.
- Placement: The Placement Cell actively engages with students throughout the year to help them embark upon meaningful careers during their study and after graduation. The program guarantees placement to the top ten performing MBA graduates in companies running under CG Holdings.
- Teaching-Learning Methodology: The teaching-learning methodology at CGIM includes in-class and online lectures, group works, management games, live projects, case analyses, seminars, and presentations. The classroom sessions are highly interactive, and ample guidance and support is provided to each individual student to actively participate and contribute to the discussions.
- Value-Adding Activities and Events: CGIM provides ample opportunities for students to engage in real-world issues through various visits, guest sessions, non-credit courses, and other activities and events.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE The MBA program is designed to meet the needs of individuals who are curious and committed to acquiring knowledge through its application to real-world issues and creating practical solutions to address those issues. The standard curriculum is of 18 Courses, Internship, and Dissertation totaling to 66 credit hours spread across four semesters.
SEMESTER 1
- Legal Environment for business in Nepal (3 credits)
- Management (3 credits)
- Managerial Accounting (4 credits)
- Marketing Management (3 credits)
- Quantitative Methods for Business (3 credits)
SEMESTER 2
- Organizational Behaviour (3 credits)
- Financial Management (4 credits)
- Operations Management (3 credits)
- Human Resource Management (3 credits)
- Research Methods for Business (3 credits)
- Business Communication (4 credits)
SEMESTER 3
- Business Strategy (3 credits)
- Specialization Course 1 (3 credits)
- Specialization Course 2 (3 credits)
- Specialization Course 3 (3 credits)
- Specialization Course 4 (3 credits)
- Non-Credit Course (3 credits)
SEMESTER 4
- Internship (6 credits)
- Dissertation (6 credits)
The maximum time period for the completion of degree requirements is four years from the date of registration.
CLASS TIMINGS MBA classes at CGIM take place six days a week from Sunday to Friday in both morning and evening shifts. The class timings are as follows:
- Morning Shift: 6:30 AM – 9:30 AM
- Evening Shift: 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
APPLICATION PROCEDURE To apply for enrollment into CGIM MBA program, candidates should submit a duly filled application form in hard copy or apply online. Hard copy application forms are available at
CGIM's campus, and online applications can be submitted through the official website.
Upon submission of the application, candidates are required to sit for an entrance exam conducted by CGIM. The entrance exam assesses the candidates' aptitude for the program and includes sections on quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and verbal ability. Following the entrance exam, shortlisted candidates will be called for a personal interview.
The selection process is rigorous, and only those candidates who perform well in both the entrance exam and the personal interview will be offered admission to the program. Once admitted, students are required to maintain a certain level of academic performance to continue their studies.
Overall, CGIM's MBA program offers a unique blend of classroom learning and practical experience to students, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in today's competitive job market. With its commitment to value-adding activities and events, as well as the provision of investment and strategic support facilities for viable business ideas and startups, CGIM is a leading choice for students seeking to build a successful career in business management.
