KUSOM MBA

Program Overview

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Kathmandu University School of Management (KUSOM) is one of Nepal's pioneering management programs. Designed to prepare future managers, leaders, and entrepreneurs, the program combines academic excellence with practical business application.

The program develops managerial competence, analytical thinking, leadership capability, and strategic decision-making skills required to succeed in today's dynamic business environment.

Why Choose KUSOM MBA?

• Application-oriented learning environment.
• Strong emphasis on leadership and managerial competence.
• Industry engagement and case-based learning.
• Development of analytical and creative problem-solving skills.
• Global perspectives with local relevance.
• Professional ethics and responsible leadership.
• Specialization opportunities in key management disciplines.

Specialization Areas

• Leadership & Strategic Management
• Human Resource Management
• Project Management
• Finance
• Marketing
• Operations Management
• Business Analytics

Eligibility & Admission

Eligibility Criteria

• Bachelor's degree of at least three years' duration in any discipline.
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks or 2.0 CGPA.
• Open to Nepali and international applicants.

Admission Intake

• Spring Intake: November – December
• Fall Intake: August – September

Selection Process

• KUSOM Management Admission Test (KUMAT)
• Personal Interview
• Academic Performance Review

Application Requirements

1. Citizenship Certificate or Passport
2. SEE/SLC Marksheet
3. +2 Transcript/Marksheet
4. Bachelor's Transcript
5. Latest Character Certificate
6. Admission Processing Fee Receipt (NPR 1,500)

Additional Documents for Result-Waiting Applicants:

• Latest Bachelor marksheet/transcript
• Final examination admit card

Program Fee Structure

• NPR 10,000 refundable caution deposit included.
• Payable in 12 installments.
• SAARC students: 1.5 times regular fee.
• Other international students: 2 times regular fee.
• Books and accommodation not included.

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Curriculum Structure

Students must complete a total of 63 credit hours and the mandatory Rural Enterprise Service Program.

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Assessment & Evaluation

Student performance is evaluated through Continuous In-Semester Assessment and End-Semester Examinations.

• Written Tests & Quizzes
• Assignments & Term Papers
• Project Work
• Case Analysis & Discussions
• Workshop Activities
• Class Participation
• Open Book Tests

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