Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Two-year, six-trimester management program designed to develop analytical, strategic, and leadership competencies for managerial and executive roles across sectors.
Focuses on management fundamentals, analytical tools, functional expertise, and integrative strategy. Structure includes foundation courses, analytical courses, core and functional courses, capstones, concentration tracks, electives, internships, seminars, and a graduate research project. Emphasizes decision-making, communication, leadership, innovation, and adaptability to contemporary business environments.

Curricular Structure (Trimester-wise)

Term I – 12 Credits

Term II – 11 Credits

Term III – 11 Credits

Term IV – 11 Credits

Term V – 11 Credits

Term VI – 10 Credits

Program total: 66 credits

Features
• 66-credit structured program
• Six-trimester format; minimum duration 22 months
• Four-course concentration in one functional area
• Two electives for sectoral exposure
• Internship (8–10 weeks) with formal evaluation
• Graduate research project and seminars
• Suitable for career transition or professional advancement

Eligibility
• Bachelor’s degree with minimum second division (15 years of formal education)

Admission process
• Submission of application, transcripts, and test fee
• PUMAT written test assessing quantitative, verbal, and data-interpretation ability
• Group discussion
• Personal interview

Job prospects
• Managerial and leadership roles across corporate, development, banking, insurance, manufacturing, and service sectors
• Consulting, entrepreneurship, business development, and strategic planning
• Functional specialization roles in finance, marketing, HRM, operations, and systems
• Project management, international business coordination, and organizational development
• Research, training, and managerial positions in NGOs/INGOs and public institutions