MBA Entrepreneurship

• Two-year TU master’s program focused on idea generation, opportunity recognition, venture design, entrepreneurial finance, and venture management.
• Built for graduates, early-career professionals, and existing entrepreneurs targeting new venture creation or innovation-driven management roles.

• Program frames entrepreneurship as applied management.
• Trains students to identify opportunities, design business models, evaluate feasibility, secure resources, and manage growing ventures.
• Uses case method, fieldwork, team projects, presentations, and practicum.
• Emphasizes social value, economic sustainability, and entrepreneurial leadership.

Curricular Structure (Table)

Features
• Interactive lectures, cases, group projects, seminars, field study.
• Mandatory attendance (<80% disqualifies exam entry).
• Class hours: 6 AM–1 PM, Sunday to Friday.
• Library borrowing limit: two books at a time.
• Field-visit expenses partly shared (institution covers travel + lodging; students cover food + others).

Fee Structure
• Total: NRs. 355,000
• Admission package (Semester 1):
– Admission: 30,000
– Library deposit: 5,000
– Semester tuition + charges: 80,000
– Total initial payment: 115,000
• Remaining (Sem 2–4): 80,000 × 3 = 240,000
• Excludes: textbooks, exam fees, makeup exams, research fees, TU registration, affiliation fees.

Admission Process (Points)
• Written test (SOMAT – TU).
• Group discussion.
• Individual presentation.
• Personal interview.
• Final selection by TU Faculty of Management based on cumulative performance.

Job Prospects
• Startup founder
• SME owner-manager
• Business development lead
• Innovation officer
• Project/program manager
• CSR and sustainability analyst
• Venture creation consultant
• Market research and feasibility analyst
• Operations manager in early-stage firms
• Incubation/accelerator program associate