The Master of Business Studies (MBS) at Shahid Multiple Campus is a two-year postgraduate management program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. The campus is a public, community institution in Rampur, Palpa, and its master’s programs follow the semester system. MBS was introduced at the campus in 2078 BS, extending the institution’s management pathway beyond BBS into postgraduate study.
At Shahid Multiple Campus, MBS is delivered within a master’s-level academic setting supported by ICT-based teaching, multimedia use, internet access, library use, computer lab facilities, internal academic review, and software-based result and examination records. For students in Rampur, eastern Palpa, and nearby areas, the program provides a local route into graduate-level management study under the TU framework.

Program: Master of Business Studies (MBS)
College: Shahid Multiple Campus, Rampur, Palpa
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Recognition: University Grants Commission of Nepal
Duration: Two years
Academic system: Four-semester system
Faculty: Management
MBS began at the campus in 2078 BS
Admission basis includes bachelor’s degree or equivalent
TU MBS admission is CMAT-based
Teaching support includes ICT materials, multimedia, internet, library use, and computer lab access
Master’s study at the campus follows the semester system
Result and examination records are maintained through software-supported systems
The MBS program follows the TU semester structure and builds advanced study in management and business decision-making. The available semester syllabus shows a combination of analytical, financial, and specialization-linked courses rather than a narrow single-subject pattern.
Duration: Two academic years
Structure: Four semesters
The available TU MBS semester syllabus includes advanced management and business-analysis study
Course areas shown in the available syllabus include Operations Research
The available syllabus also includes Accounting for Financial and Managerial Decisions and Control
Accountancy-specialization papers in the available syllabus include Cost Management
Accountancy-specialization papers in the available syllabus also include Management Control Systems
The semester materials show credit-based course organization with lecture hours assigned to individual papers
Develop advanced knowledge in business and management study
Strengthen analytical ability for management decision-making
Build skill in the interpretation and use of financial information
Extend study into advanced tools such as operations research and management control
Support further academic, research, and professional engagement in management fields
The scope of MBS extends beyond basic business study into advanced management analysis, financial interpretation, decision-making, and specialization-linked coursework. The available semester materials show that students work with areas such as operations research, accounting-based decision support, cost management, and management control systems.
At Shahid Multiple Campus, the scope of the program is also shaped by the institution’s local academic environment. The campus already runs management study at bachelor’s level, and the introduction of MBS places postgraduate management study within the same public community-campus setting. This gives the course a direct institutional base in Rampur rather than treating it as a detached standalone offering.
Understand advanced concepts in management and business analysis
Interpret financial information for managerial decision-making
Study analytical tools used in optimization, inventory, queuing, and decision theory
Engage with advanced cost and control-related topics in management study
Prepare for further study, research, and management-related professional roles
Financial analysis
Managerial decision-making
Operations research applications
Cost analysis
Management control understanding
Academic reading and interpretation
Semester-based analytical study
MBS study at Shahid Multiple Campus is connected with the campus’s broader ICT-based teaching environment. The campus encourages the use of research-based techniques and ICT materials in teaching and learning, while students are expected to use the library and computer lab as part of regular academic work.
Multimedia and internet are used in teaching
ICT materials are used in classroom and academic work
Students are encouraged to use the library and computer lab
Internal academic review supports learning progress
Examination records, results, library work, and related academic records are maintained through software systems
Management and administrative roles
Accounting and financial analysis-related work
Business planning and decision-support roles
Teaching and academic engagement after further qualification
Research-oriented academic pathways
Further advanced study in management and related fields
The campus provides scholarship and free-ship support across multiple disciplines
At least 4% of tuition-fee income from total enrolled students is allocated from internal campus sources for scholarships
Internal support covers academically sound and needy students, underprivileged and marginalized groups, ethnic communities, scheduled castes, Indigenous students, differently abled students, girls, and other eligible groups
Additional support is available through OK Baji Trust
Scholarship support is also available through memorial trusts established in the college
Other support sources include the University Grants Commission, Lumbini Province Government, and the Mayor Scholarship Fund of Rampur Municipality
Needy students are also provided full and partial fee waiver through campus and trustee support
Apply after the campus publishes the MBS admission notice
Meet the academic eligibility of bachelor’s degree or equivalent
TU MBS eligibility includes BBS or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from TU or a university recognized by TU
Admission is linked with the TU CMAT for Masters
Complete the prescribed application form
Submit the required academic and personal documents
Complete admission through fee payment and campus procedures
Academic registration follows TU rules and the campus schedule
Completed admission form
Bachelor’s transcript or equivalent academic record
Character certificate
Transfer certificate, if applicable
Migration certificate, if applicable
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
CMAT-related document, if required
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate, if applicable
The MBS program at Shahid Multiple Campus follows the TU semester system. Academic progress is organized semester-wise, and final examination and result procedures follow the applicable TU framework for master’s-level study.
At campus level, academic administration is supported through internal review, ICT use, and software-based maintenance of result and examination records. This connects semester study with regular academic monitoring and record management inside the institution.
The MBS program at Shahid Multiple Campus places postgraduate management study within a public community-campus setting in Rampur, Palpa. Its academic structure follows the TU four-semester framework and links local access to advanced management study with the institution’s existing management background.
For students seeking graduate-level management study close to home, the program combines semester-based postgraduate study with ICT-supported teaching, library and computer access, internal academic follow-up, and campus-level scholarship support. Its value at this campus lies in bringing master’s-level management education into an established local academic environment.
Yes. Shahid Multiple Campus offers Master of Business Studies (MBS) as a master’s-level program under Tribhuvan University.
The MBS program runs for two years and follows a four-semester system.
The academic basis is bachelor’s degree or equivalent. The TU MBS eligibility also includes BBS or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from TU or a university recognized by TU.
MBS admission is linked with the TU CMAT for Masters.
The available semester syllabus includes areas such as Operations Research, Accounting for Financial and Managerial Decisions and Control, Cost Management, and Management Control Systems.
MBS study is supported by ICT materials, multimedia use, internet access, library use, computer lab facilities, and software-supported academic record systems.