The Master of Business Studies program at Drabya Shah Multiple Campus is a postgraduate management course offered in Gorkha under Tribhuvan University. It follows the semester system and is open to applicants who have completed BBS or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from TU or a university recognized by TU.
At this campus, MBS is delivered within a management faculty setting supported by internal examinations, a modern library with digital resources, counseling services, regular parent-student interaction, and a student-friendly academic environment. The campus has also organized dissertation-writing workshops for MBS students, linking classroom study with academic writing and postgraduate-level learning support.

Course Level: Postgraduate
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Duration: Two years
System: Four semesters
Faculty Area: Management
Location: Gorkha-8, Laxmi Bazar, Gorkha Municipality, Nepal
Admission Basis: CMAT and related faculty procedures
Campus Support: Internal exams, digital library, counseling, workshops, and career development activities
The MBS curriculum is structured through semester-based study in management and decision-oriented subjects. The published course materials available for this program show both foundation and advanced analytical areas.
First semester courses include Marketing Management, Managerial Economics, Statistical Methods, Organizational Behavior, and Managerial Communication
Third-semester course materials include Accounting for Financial and Managerial Decisions and Control
Third-semester study also includes Operations Research
Course areas cover marketing management, organizational behavior, communication, financial statement analysis, business decision-making, capital budgeting, inventory control, queuing models, game theory, and decision theory
Develop knowledge and skills for management decision-making
Build understanding of marketing management and organizational behavior
Strengthen managerial communication and analytical ability
Develop the ability to analyze financial information for business decisions and management control
Introduce operations research tools and techniques used in management study
The MBS program supports students seeking advanced study in management within a community-campus setting in Gorkha. Its semester structure combines theoretical study, analytical coursework, and report-writing practice. At Drabya Shah Multiple Campus, the program also benefits from a broader academic environment that includes counseling, internal evaluation, digital learning resources, and postgraduate-level workshops.
Ability to study management issues through a semester-based framework
Understanding of marketing, economics, communication, and organizational behavior
Ability to analyze financial statements and alternative business decisions
Knowledge of operations research tools such as optimization, inventory control, and decision theory
Improved report-writing and academic analysis skills
Managerial communication
Financial analysis
Marketing decision-making
Organizational analysis
Statistical and analytical methods
Operations research techniques
Report writing and dissertation support
The teaching process combines classroom instruction with participatory and practical methods used across the campus.
Lecture and discussion
ICT and multimedia-supported teaching
Interactive classroom methods
Student-centered and problem-based learning
Practical exercises
Guest lectures and seminars
Report-writing practice
Case study-based learning
Management-related professional roles
Financial analysis and management control work
Organizational and administrative roles
Research-oriented academic work
Further study in management and related fields
The campus runs scholarship and fee-waiver support
Priority is given to talented students and students from economically disadvantaged groups, Dalit, Janajati, women, and persons with disabilities
Named scholarships and award schemes are part of the campus support system
Scholarship support is linked with campus and community-backed arrangements
TU-affiliated postgraduate management program in Gorkha
Semester-based study structure
Dissertation-writing workshops for MBS students
Modern library with digital resources and counseling support
Internal evaluation and student-friendly academic administration
QAA-accredited campus recognized by the University Grants Commission
Apply after the admission notice is published
Complete the prescribed application process
Meet the eligibility of BBS or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from TU or a university recognized by TU
Appear in CMAT and complete related faculty procedures
Submit required documents and complete fee payment for final enrollment
Bachelor’s transcript or marksheet
Bachelor’s degree certificate or provisional certificate
Character certificate
Migration certificate if applicable
Transfer certificate
Citizenship or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
CMAT scorecard if required
Completed application form
Fee payment receipt
The MBS program follows the semester system. Academic registration, examinations, and results are conducted under Tribhuvan University and Faculty of Management procedures. At the campus level, internal examinations and regular academic evaluation support the learning process during the semester.
The MBS program at Drabya Shah Multiple Campus offers postgraduate study in management through semester-based coursework, analytical subjects, and academic support activities. For students seeking an MBS course in Gorkha, it provides a structured management program within a campus environment shaped by digital library access, counseling, internal evaluation, and postgraduate workshops.
The MBS program is a two-year course conducted over four semesters.
The program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
Applicants who have completed BBS or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from TU or a university recognized by TU can apply.
Yes. Admission follows CMAT and related faculty procedures.
Published course materials include Marketing Management, Managerial Economics, Statistical Methods, Organizational Behavior, Managerial Communication, Accounting for Financial and Managerial Decisions and Control, and Operations Research.
Yes. The campus provides internal evaluation, library support, counseling services, and dissertation-writing workshops for MBS students.