Mangalodaya Multiple Campus , Thankot, Kathmandu

Master of Business Studies (MBS)

Affiliated To: Tribhuvan University (TU)

course

MBS

Course Level

Master Degree

Duration

2 Years

Study Mode

Full Time

Total Seats

40

Medium

English / Nepali

Recognition

UGC Approved

Overview

Master of Business Studies (MBS) at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus, Thankot, Kathmandu

MBS at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus follows the Tribhuvan University semester framework. You study across four semesters, complete core courses, choose a specialization, and finish with a dissertation under faculty supervision. The structure, assessment, and grading follow TU’s official policy for the MBS program.

Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU), Faculty of Management

Location: Chandragiri-7, Thankot, Kathmandu

Duration: 2 years (4 semesters; 60 credit hours)

Evaluation: In-semester (40%) + semester-end exams (60%); GPA-based grading

Mangalodaya Multiple Campus, Thankot, Kathmandu, Building

Highlights

Two-year, four-semester master’s program under TU.
Three components: core courses, specialization courses, and a dissertation.
Minimum 80% class attendance to sit semester-end exams.
Grading on a 4-point GPA scale; normal completion in 24 months.
Official syllabuses available on the Faculty of Management site.

Curriculum details

Course cycle (indicative TU plan):

First semester (15 credits)

MKT 511 Marketing Management; ECO 512 Managerial Economics; MSC 514 Statistical Methods; MGT 515 Organizational Behavior; MGT 519 Managerial Communication.

Second semester (15 credits)

FIN 510 Financial Management; MGT 513 Human Resource Management; MSC 516 Production and Operations Management; ACC 517 Management Accountancy; MGT 518 Business Environment.

Third semester (15 credits)

ACC 519 Accounting for Financial and Managerial Decision and Control; MSC 521 Research Methodology; MGT 522 International Business; MGT 523 Strategic Management; MGT 524 Entrepreneurship.

Fourth semester (15 credits)

Three specialization subjects in one stream (Finance, Marketing, Accountancy, or Management) and the dissertation (MGT 525, 6 credits). Availability of specific papers each year depends on campus scheduling and faculty.

Core list (selected codes): FIN 510; MKT 511; ECO 512; MGT 513; MSC 514; MGT 515; MSC 516; ACC 517; MGT 518; MGT 519; ACC 519; MSC 521; MGT 522; MGT 523; MGT 524.

Objectives

Build strong conceptual understanding in key functional areas.
Develop decision habits through analysis, cases, and applied tasks.
Practice research steps that support the final dissertation.

Scope

MBS graduates work in accounting, finance, marketing, operations, and HR roles across businesses, banks, and public entities. Many students prepare for competitive examinations that accept a master’s degree, or continue to advanced study based on interest and eligibility.

Learning outcomes

By graduation, students are expected to:

interpret financial and managerial reports for routine decisions
apply quantitative tools and statistical methods to business questions
analyze markets, costs, and operations constraints
prepare and present structured business reports and cases
complete an original dissertation with clear question, method, and findings

Skill development modules

Quantitative work: statistical methods, forecasting basics, spreadsheet analysis.
Managerial analysis: finance, marketing, HR/OB, operations cases and short projects.
Research practice: proposal, literature review, data approach, writing, and defense via viva-voce.
Communication: seminar presentations and managerial writing aligned with course rubrics.

Teaching methodology

Classes include interactive lectures, student presentations, case analysis, and project work. In-semester evaluation carries 40% weight (e.g., pre-board tests, class activities, assignments, attendance). Semester-end exams account for 60% and usually run three hours per course.

Admission requirements

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from Tribhuvan University or a university recognized by TU.

Entrance test: Central Management Admission Test (CMAT) with sections on verbal ability, quantitative ability, business/ economics, logical reasoning, and general awareness. A minimum of 40% is required to qualify for admission consideration. Shortlisted candidates attend further selection steps as notified.

Attendance rule: At least 80% class attendance per course to be eligible for semester-end examinations.

career opportunities

Accounting and finance: financial analysis support, budgeting, audit assistance, and credit operations.
Banking and insurance: relationship support, risk assistance, operations, and compliance documentation.
Marketing and sales: product support, channel coordination, market analysis, reporting.
Operations and Supply: Procurement Coordination, Inventory Records, and Service Quality Tracking.
Public and development sector: project documentation, grants/accounts support, and roles based on selection tests.

Scholarships and financial aid

Merit or need-based provisions, if any, are published in the campus admission notice each intake. Government or TU circulars may introduce additional schemes during the year. Check deadlines, forms, and required documents at the administrative office.

Why choose the MBS Program?

Clear semester plan with core breadth and a focused specialization.
A dissertation that links classroom learning with real questions under supervision.
Official, publicly available syllabuses for transparent planning and study.

Teaching, evaluation, and grading notes

In-semester (40%): pre-board test, class activities, assignments, and attendance.
Semester-end (60%): case/situation analysis, problem-solving, and concept questions.
Passing rules: minimum B- (GPA 2.7) per paper; minimum CGPA 3.0 for the degree.
Maximum duration: up to five years to complete all requirements.

Specialization streams (subject to campus offerings)

Finance: options may include capital structure, working capital, portfolio analysis, markets/institutions, international finance, and derivatives.
Marketing: options may include consumer behavior, international marketing, brand, sales, retail, and services.
Accountancy: options may include corporate taxation, cost management, auditing, accounting theory/reporting, and control systems.
Management: options may include organizational development, quality, recent trends, organizational theory, performance management, and leadership/communication.

Conclusion

MBS at Mangalodaya Multiple Campus offers a structured TU pathway that balances analytical study, functional depth, and research practice. You move through a known sequence of work, select a stream that fits your interest, and complete an original dissertation before graduation.

FAQ

Q1. How many semesters and credits are required?

Four semesters; 60 credit hours in total.

Q2. What minimum attendance is required?

At least 80% per course to sit the semester-end exam.

Q3. What entrance score is needed?

A minimum of 40% in CMAT to be eligible for admission consideration, along with other selection steps the campus notifies.

Q4. Where can I view official syllabuses?

Faculty of Management, TU – syllabus page lists current MBS documents.

Q5. Which specializations are available at the campus this year?

Availability depends on the intake plan and faculty. Confirm the running streams at the administrative office.

Contact for the latest details

For the most up-to-date information on subject offerings, admission timelines, fees, class schedules, scholarships, facilities, counseling, location, and eligibility, contact the administrative office of Mangalodaya Multiple Campus or check official campus notices before applying.