The Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Gyan Jyoti College, Dang, is a two-year postgraduate management program following the curriculum of Rajarshi Janak University (RJU). The program comprises four semesters and 60 credit hours, covering financial management, marketing, human resources, organizational behavior, business strategy, entrepreneurship, and research.
The MBA combines management subjects with analytical courses, practical assignments, seminars, specialization courses, and an organizational internship. Students also complete a Graduate Research Project (Dissertation) during the final semester.
Graduates from different academic disciplines can apply for the program, provided they meet the university's eligibility and entrance examination requirements. The course is designed for graduates seeking postgraduate management education, including those interested in managerial responsibilities, business operations, and entrepreneurship.
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Particulars |
Details |
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College |
Gyan Jyoti College |
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Location |
Dang, Nepal |
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Course |
Master of Business Administration (MBA) |
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Academic Level |
Master's Degree |
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University Curriculum |
Rajarshi Janak University |
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Faculty |
Management |
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Duration |
2 Years |
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Semesters |
4 |
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Total Credit Hours |
60 |
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Eligibility |
Bachelor's Degree |
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Entrance Examination |
RJU-CMAT |
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Internship Duration |
8–10 Weeks |
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Research Component |
Graduate Research Project (Dissertation) |
The MBA curriculum aims to develop postgraduate knowledge of business administration and the skills required for organizational management.
Its principal objectives include:
Developing an understanding of management principles and their application in business organizations.
Strengthening analytical thinking, problem-solving, and managerial decision-making.
Building knowledge of finance, marketing, human resources, and organizational operations.
Developing communication, teamwork, and leadership abilities.
Improving the ability to evaluate business risks and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Encouraging ethical conduct and social responsibility in management.
Developing research abilities through academic projects and applied management studies.
The program addresses both functional business subjects and broader organizational responsibilities. It also accommodates graduates interested in moving into management from other academic fields.
The MBA curriculum of Rajarshi Janak University is organized into four semesters, each carrying 15 credit hours.
The first two semesters establish knowledge of management functions, accounting, economics, quantitative analysis, and business communication. The third and fourth semesters introduce specialization courses, electives, internship work, and research.
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Semester |
Subjects and Academic Components |
Credit Hours |
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I |
Managerial Communication & Critical Thinking, Statistics for Business Decisions, Economics for managers, Marketing for managers, Managing Human Resources, Financial Accounting and reporting, Communication Skills Practicum, Digital Marketing Practicum |
15 |
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II |
Organizational Behaviour, Contemporary Management Concepts, Managerial Accounting, Financial Management, International Business, Management Information System, Seminar on Emerging Issues in Management, Fintech Practicum |
15 |
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III |
Business Environment and Strategic Management, Operation Management, Business and Corporate Laws, Entrepreneurship, Specialization I, Elective I, Attachment (Internship) |
15 |
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IV |
Business Research Methods, Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility, Specialization II, Specialization III, Elective II, Seminar in Specialization Area (By College), Graduate Research Project (Dissertation) |
15 |
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Total |
Four Semesters |
60 |
The first semester includes Communication Skills Practicum and Digital Marketing Practicum, each carrying one credit hour. The second semester includes a seminar and Fintech Practicum.
The third semester introduces the organizational internship, while the fourth semester includes the dissertation and a specialization-related seminar.
The RJU MBA curriculum identifies five specialization areas:
Marketing
Finance
Accounting
Information Technology Science
Human Resource Management
Each specialization area contains courses related to its management discipline.
Marketing includes Consumer Behavior, Advertising and Sales Promotion, Service Marketing, and Applied Marketing Research.
Finance includes Investment Analysis, Corporate Financing Decisions, Financial Institutions and Markets, and International Financial Management.
Accounting covers Advanced Cost Management, Specialized Accounting, Auditing and Assurance, and Management Control System.
Information Technology Science includes Data Analytics and Business Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Risk Management, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems, and other technology-related management subjects.
Human Resource Management includes Talent Acquisition and Management, Compensation and Benefits Management, Employee Relations and Labor Laws, and Performance Management and Appraisal Systems.
The curriculum allocates specialization courses across the third and fourth semesters.
The MBA curriculum contains two elective groups.
Students select one course from the prescribed group:
Project Management
Agri-business Management
Business Tax planning
Management of cooperatives
The second elective group includes:
Commercial Bank Management
Insurance and Risk Management
Real Estate Management
Tourism and Hospitality Management
Each elective carries two credit hours.
Applicants seeking admission to the MBA program must meet the following requirements:
Hold at least a bachelor's degree from a university recognized by Rajarshi Janak University.
Obtain a minimum CGPA of 2.0 or 45% marks in the bachelor's degree.
Score at least 40% in the Rajarshi Janak University Central Management Admission Test (RJU-CMAT).
Graduates from all academic disciplines are eligible to apply if they meet these requirements.
Eligible applicants must appear in RJU-CMAT, conducted by the Faculty of Management.
The entrance examination consists of 100 objective questions carrying a total of 100 marks.
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Examination Area |
Questions |
Marks |
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Verbal Ability |
25 |
25 |
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Quantitative Ability |
25 |
25 |
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Logical Reasoning |
25 |
25 |
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General Awareness |
25 |
25 |
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Total |
100 |
100 |
Admission selection is based on entrance examination performance. The university's admission provisions also allow campuses to use personal interviews, group discussions, or both for final selection.
The MBA curriculum combines classroom instruction with activities requiring analysis, discussion, and practical application.
Teaching methods include lectures, group discussions, case studies, presentations, seminars, guest lectures, research work, and project assignments.
The practical components address specific management abilities. Communication Skills Practicum includes professional writing, presentations, interviews, and workplace communication exercises.
Digital Marketing Practicum covers digital campaigns, content marketing, search engine optimization, and marketing analytics.
Fintech Practicum introduces practical work connected to financial technology.
Seminars and specialization-related activities provide additional opportunities for students to examine management issues and present academic work.
The MBA includes an organizational attachment during the third semester.
Students undertake an internship lasting eight to ten weeks and prepare an Attachment Project Report (APR) in the prescribed format.
The internship carries three credit hours.
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Assessment Component |
Weightage |
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Confidential Report from Host Organization |
40% |
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Attachment Project Report |
40% |
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Presentation of the Report |
20% |
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Total |
100% |
The internship is evaluated by an internal examiner appointed by the concerned college and an external examiner appointed by the Dean.
This component connects postgraduate management study with organizational work and formal academic reporting.
The fourth semester includes the Graduate Research Project (Dissertation), carrying three credit hours.
The research component follows the study of management subjects and includes Business Research Methods in the final semester.
It requires students to undertake academic research connected to business administration and complete the prescribed research project as part of the degree.
The MBA program follows an assessment system consisting of internal and external evaluations.
Internal Evaluation: 50% of the final course grade.
External Evaluation: 50% of the final course grade.
Internal assessment includes attendance, presentations, group discussions, class participation, class tests, and term papers.
Semester-end examinations are conducted under the Faculty of Management's examination arrangements.
Students must pass internal and external assessments separately. Those who fail to meet the minimum internal assessment requirements receive a Not Qualified (NQ) status and cannot appear in the semester-end examination for that course.
The normal program duration is two years, while all degree requirements must be completed within six years of initial enrollment.
The MBA curriculum covers business functions relevant to employment and professional development in different organizational sectors.
Graduates may consider roles associated with:
Business analysis and corporate management.
Marketing and sales management.
Financial management and financial services.
Human resource management.
Business consulting.
Entrepreneurship and business operations.
Management-related responsibilities in public and nonprofit organizations.
The suitability of individual roles depends on professional experience, relevant abilities, organizational requirements, and available opportunities.
The MBA program lasts two years and comprises four semesters.
Students must complete 60 credit hours, including management courses, electives, specialization subjects, an internship, and a dissertation.
Yes. Graduates from all academic disciplines may apply if they meet the university's minimum bachelor's degree requirements and qualify through RJU-CMAT.
Yes. Applicants must obtain at least 40% marks in RJU-CMAT.
Yes. Students complete an eight-to-ten-week organizational internship during the third semester.
Yes. The fourth semester includes a three-credit Graduate Research Project (Dissertation).
The university curriculum identifies Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Information Technology Science, and Human Resource Management.
