The two-year full-time MBA program, spread across four semesters and offering specializations in Marketing, Human Resource Management, Finance, and Operations Management. The structure of the program is designed to give students the best in industry exposure and a nurturing classroom environment, to help them become the leaders of tomorrow, in the specialization of their choice.
Flagship Program for MBA
Besides regular course we offer the following programs exclusively for MBA;
- 20-days long orientation program: Extensive classes covering “Certification Course on Practical Accountancy” by Chartered Accountant and “Soft Skill Training and Contemporary Management Practices” by industry veterans are part of this program. And several guest lecture & experience sharing series are included in orientation program.
- Industry Talks with MBA: Industry veterans and working managers are called regularly (twice a month) for guest classes, experience sharing, and networking.
- International Student Exchange Program: We offer at least 2 international student exchange events each year. We have an MOU arrangement with 6 universities in India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Taiwan, and Indonesia. This is optional program where interest students can participate.
- College to Corporate: This is offered during the 4th semester to make the student for industry-ready. Softskills training (Business Communication, leadership, interview skills etc.) are covered. It is 4 days (12 hours) program.
- Seminar Series: 7 days long (21 hours) seminar series are organized to offer industry experience and market research among students. Working managers, entrepreneurs, distinguished professors from national and international universities are facilitating the sessions. This is organized once in each semester i.e. 4 times during the MBA program.
- Startup Support Program: This is an optional program i.e. offered to those who want to pursue their own startup. We offer this program in collaboration with Antarprerana P. Ltd. For more detail refer PBIC section (https://pcms.edu.np/pbic/college-incubation-programs/) of the website.
Specialization Offered
Marketing
A focused course structure equips those interested in this field with the skill set needed to understand, interpret, and apply marketing concepts in live corporate scenarios. The students learn the practical applications of marketing principles through case studies, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, and research projects.
Finance
This specialization is designed to provide students with a strong base in applied financial management. It helps them in sound financial decision-making, providing a deep understanding of the financial aspects of the economy and the corporate world. The quantitative and analytic skills of the students are enhanced in the process.
Total no of Courses – 26
Total Credit Hour – 70
Non-Credit Course for Non-Management Background Students
Non-credit classes are primarily designed to onboard non-management graduates however college has designed 20days of extensive classes covering “Certification Course on Practical Accountancy” by Chartered Accountant and “Soft Skill Training and Contemporary Management Practices” by industry veterans. Students are eligible to attend these classes only after getting admission.
NC-1: Qualitative Skills for Business Studies
NC-2: Accounting Knowledge for Managers
Credit Courses (Download Syllabus)
| Semester – I
FO-511: Quantitative Skills for Business Studies FO-512: Managerial Communications FO-513: Managerial Economics and Decision Making FO-514: Legal Environment of Business CO-515: Organizational Behavior and Leadership Skills CO-516: Marketing for Managers CO-517: Financial Accounting |
Semester II
CO-521: Management Accounting CO-522: Macro Economics and Policy Making CO-523: Financial Management and Analysis CO-524: Operations Management CO-525: Human Resource Management CO-526: Business Research SE-521: Seminar Series I |
| Semester III
CO-531: Management Information System and e-commerce CO-532: Organization Change and Design CO-533: Entrepreneurship SE-531: Seminar Series II XX-531: Specialization I and XX-532: Specialization II |
Semester – VI
CA-541: Strategic Management CA-542: International Business XX-54x: Specialization III XX-54x: Specialization IV XX-54x: Specialization V: Seminar III IN-Internship/Thesis |
Specialization – Finance
Semester-III
- Specialization I: FN-531: Financial Theory and Corporate Policy
- Specialization II: FN-532: Capital Structure Management
Semester -IV (Any Two and Seminar Course)
- Specialization III: FN-543: Security Analysis and Investment Management
Or
- Specialization III: FN-544: Management of Financial Institution
- Specialization IV: FN-545: Financial Derivatives and Engineering
Or
- Specialization IV: FN-546: International Financial Management
- Specialization Seminar: FN-547: Seminar on Finance
Specialization – Marketing
Semester-III
- Specialization I: MK-531: Consumer Behavior
- Specialization II: MK-532: Marketing Research
Semester-IV (Any Two and Seminar Course)
- Specialization III. MK-543 Planning and Managing Retail Business
Or
- Specialization III: MK-544: Sales and Distribution Management
- Specialization IV: MK-545: Services and Industrial Marketing
Or
- Specialization IV: MK-546: Advertising Management
- Specialization Seminar: MK-547: Seminar on Marketing