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Introduction.............................................................................1

Mission......................................................................................2

Goals ........................................................................................3

BBS ............................................................................................4

BIM............................................................................................6

BBA ...........................................................................................8

B.Sc. CSIT................................................................................10

Admission procedure ..........................................................12

Rules and regulations ..........................................................14

Evaluation systems................................................................16

Facilities..................................................................................18

Co-curricular activities .........................................................22

Annual and semester fees...................................................24

Scholarship ............................................................................26

Faculty ...................................................................................28

Contents

College of Applied Business, founded in1998, by a group of experienced educationistsand professionals, is a non-profit institution committed toexcellence. The college believes that competent and excellentmanpower is a pre-requisite for overall development of the nation. Besides, well-versed students with high moral values and in-depth knowledge of differentsubjects areas will be better placed in the society. They will also find it easier topursue further education at reputed learning centers.

Appropriate teaching, learning modules are used to make CAB studentscompetent. Seminars, researches, field works and the presentations are regularfeatures that complement teaching-learning in the college.

CAB offers four-year BBS, BIM, BBA and B.Sc. CSIT courses of Tribhuvan University.

Faculty members in CAB who are mostly full-time will guide the students in regularresearch works. Classes have been supplemented by regular guest lecturing fromsenior faculty members and personalities from real business world.

CAB has signed the Transfer Credit Agreement with the State University of NewYork (SUNY) at Plattsburgh, USA. CAB students, if they desire, will be able to transferup to 60 Cr/Hrs to SUNY. This will facilitate CAB students to complete US educationin two years of time.

The Board of Trustees of CAB governs theoverall management of the college byformulating policies, rules and regulationsregarding admissions, academic needsand employment. The Principal asexecutive head is responsible for the dailyoperation of the institution.

IntroductionIntroduction

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MissionMissionThe mission of College of Applied Business is to empowerthe youth with truth, knowledge and realities of life andhelp discover ways to lead a prosperous life in a dignifiedmanner.

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Making students feel that they share the values and responsibilities ineducational process as members of the learner community.

Encouraging admission on an equal opportunity basis to competent studentsmotivated to strive for academic excellence.

Fostering an environment sensitive to the needs of all students and providingfacilities that assist students in achieving academic and professionalexcellence.

Providing instructions and conducting research in the areas of business,management and professional field.

BBSBBS

The BBS is a recently reconstructed four-year undergraduate course of TribhuvanUniversity. This program has been a distinctive one as it integrates various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities in the teaching-learning process.

Students are guided and encouraged to conduct mini-research in areas of interestand share their findings in the presence of professionals and scholars.

Likewise, the regular course-based seminars and industrial study programs heldevery winter have contributed to consistent and better performance of studentsalong with high success rate with excellent marks in the University.

BBS is appropriate for middle-level managerial positions in governmental agenciesand business houses, and has been recognized by professional bodies in Nepal.

Bachelor of Business Studies

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1st YEAR (500 marks)

MGT 201 : Business English 100 marks

MGT 202 : Business Statistics 100 marks

MGT 203 : Microeconomics 100 marks

MGT 211 : Accounting forFinancial Analysis 100 marks

MGT 213 : Principles ofManagement 100 marks

4th YEAR (500 marks)

MGT 220 : Entrepreneurship & EnterpriseDevelopment 100 marks

Concentration I 100 marks

Concentration II 100 marks

Concentration III 100 marks

MGT 221 : Business ResearchMethods 50 marks

MGT 401 : Final Project 50 marks

2nd YEAR (500 marks)

MGT 205 : BusinessCommunication 100 marks

MGT 206 : Macroeconomics 100 marks

MGT 212 : Cost and ManagementAccounting 100 marks

MGT 214 : Fundamentals ofMarketing 100 marks

MGT 216 : Foundations of Human ResourceManagement 100 marks

3rd YEAR (500 marks)

MGT 204 : Business Law 100 marks

MGT 215 : Fundamentals of FinancialManagement 100 marks

MGT 217 : Business EnvironmentStrategy 100 marks

MGT 218 : Taxation and Auditing 100 marks

MGT 219 : OrganizationalBehavior 100 marks

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Course Cycle

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BIMBIMBachelor of Information Management

CAB offers four-year (eight-semesters) undergraduate course in InformationTechnology of Tribhuvan University. The Bachelor of Information Management(BIM) is an integrated course with a blend of Management education with recentdevelopments in Information Technology.

CAB plays has been in the fore front among the TU affiliated institutions in driving tochanges in the teaching pedagogies. These changes in techniques have enabledCAB to run BIM program effectively and have brought rich dividend to CAB. Theresults of BIM students have been outstanding among similar TU affiliates.

Besides, as IT professionals are in high demand all over, students graduating fromthis program will have the option for a strong professional career.

After completing this program, students can join Masters degree in BusinessManagement or Information Technology in universities all over the world.

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Course Cycle

Curricula Structure Cr. Hrs.

Foundation Courses 24Business Courses 30IT and Computer Courses 60Elective Courses 6Internship and Summer Project 6

Total 126

1st Semester

2nd Semester

3rd Semester

5th Semester

Cr. Hrs.

ENG 201: English - I 3

IT 211: Computer Information System 3

IT 212: Digital Logic Design 3

MGT 201: Principles of Management 3

MTH 201: Basic Mathematics 3

Cr. Hrs.

IT 213: Structured Programming 3

IT 214: Data Communication andComputer Network 3

MGT 204: Business Communications 3

MTH 202: Discrete Mathematics 3

SOC 201: Sociology for Business 3

Cr. Hrs.

ACC 201: Financial Accounting 3

IT 215: Web Programming - I 3

IT 216: Java Programming - I 3

IT 217: Computer Organization 3

STT 201: Business Statistics 3

Cr. Hrs.

ECO 202: Macroeconomics 3

IT 221: Computer Graphics 3

IT 222: Java Programming - II 3

IT 223: Advanced Inter-networking 3

MKT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing 3

4th Semester Cr. Hrs.

ACC 202: Cost and ManagementAccounting 3

ECO 201: Microeconomics 3

IT 218: Data Structure and Algorithm withJava 3

IT 219: Web Programming - II 3

IT 220: Database Management System 3

6th Semester

7th Semester

8th Semester

Cr. Hrs.

FIN 201: Business Finance 3

MGT 202: Human Resource Management 3

MGT 206: Business Environment in Nepal 3

IT 224: Software Engineering 3

IT 225: Computer Security and Cyber Law 3

IT 351: Summer Project 3

Cr. Hrs.

IT 226: Management Information System 3

IT 227: Object Oriented Analysis andDesign 3

IT 228: Artificial Intelligence 3

MGT 203: Organizational Behavior 3

MGT 205: Operations Management 3

MGT 208: Business Strategy 3

Cr. Hrs.

IT 229: IT Entrepreneurship andSupply Chain Management 3

IT 230: Economics of Information

and Communication 3

Two elective subjects 6

IT 350: Internship 3

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BBA is a four-year (eight-semester) regular course of Tribhuvan University (TU).

It has a broad-based, cross-functional education in Business, Economics andInformation Technology designed to prepare students for much neededadvanced middle-level leadership in both private and public sectors of thenational and international economy. As an undergraduate business course, itprovides students opportunity for experimental learning by narrowing downdifferences between theory and practice.

CAB stresses on academic excellence as it strives for continuous improvement inlearning. By this students are encouraged to develop knowledge, technical,interpersonal and experimental skills in the run of managerial decision-making.

CAB is a hallmark of excellence in Management education. It has striven toachieve such objectives through various academic activities in the past with highdividends to CAB and its students. The university results have been almost centpercent, and, most significantly CAB students have been placed in top positionsrepeatedly.

With an exemplary experience in semester programs, CAB has blended theseprograms with regular seminars, project works, and, most notably, an opportunityto share the experience with people of local / global repute in financial /economics / sociological / psychological sectors. The objective is to strive foracademic excellence.

BBABBABachelor of Business Administration

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Curricula Structure Cr. Hrs.

Management and Allied Courses 84

Computer-Related Courses 12

Specialization Area Courses 18

Internship and Summer Project 6

Total 120

ENG 201: English - I 3

MGT 201: Principles of Management 3

ECO 201: Micro Economics 3

MTH 201: Business Mathematics - I 3

IT 201: Computer System & IT Applications 3

ENG 203: Business Communications 3

STT 201: Business Statistics 3

ACC 201: Financial Accounting 3

FIN 201: Business Finance 3

IT 203: Management Information System 3

SOC 201: Sociology for Business 3

FIN 202: Basic Financial Management 3

ACC 203: Corporate Taxation in Nepal 3

MGT 205: Operations Management 3

MGT 207: International Business 3

MGT209: Business Ethics and Social

Responsibility 3

Three specialization courses 9

PRJ 350: Summer project 3

ENG 202: English - II 3

MGT 202: Human Resource Management 3

ECO 202: Macro Economics 3

MTH 202: Business Mathematics - II 3

IT 202: Introductory Database 3

MGT 204: Business Law 3

MGT 206: Business Environment in Nepal 3

ACC 202: Cost and Management

Accounting 3

PSY 201: Psychology 3

MKT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing 3

MGT 203: Organizational Behavior 3

MGT 210: Entrepreneurship 3

RCH 201: Business Research Methods 3

SOC 202: Nepalese Society and Politics 3

IT 204: E-Commerce 3

MGT208: Business Strategy 3

Three specialization courses 9

MGT350: Internship 3

8 th Semester Cr. Hrs.



2 nd Semester Cr. Hrs.1 st Semester Cr. Hrs.

3 rd Semester Cr. Hrs.



Course Cycle

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B.Sc. CSIT is comparatively a newprogram CAB has introduced forstudents having pursued Science asmajor in the Plus Two or PCL orequivalent. This is a four-year (eight-semester) course of Institute of Scienceand Technology of TribhuvanUniversity, and is a highly competitivedegree in Information Technology.After completion of this course,students will have threefoldopportunity to pursue higher studies forcareer advancement. First is M.Sc.Computer Science; the second isMaster of Information Technology; andthe third is MBA. B.Sc. CSIT puts itsstudents at par with those doingComputer Engineering.

This is an undergraduate courserequiring students to undertake 126credit hours including internship ofthree months in an organization and areport on the internship. Project workand fieldwork are also its regularfeatures.

CAB is constantly exploring possibilitiesof new openings. B.Sc. CSIT is the keyprogram benefitting the studentsdoubly at a affordable cost, includingan Advanced Diploma in ComputerEngineering. B.Sc. CSIT is a degree withnational and international prospects.

B. Sc. CSITB. Sc. CSIT

FRESHMAN YEAR

1. CSC101 Introduction to InformationTechnology 3

2. CSC102 Fundamentals of ComputerProgramming 3

3. STA103 Probability and Statistics 3

4. MTH104 Calculus & Analytical Geometry3

5. PHY105 Physics I 3

6. BIO106 Biology I 3

7. GEO107 Geology I 3

8. STA108 Statistics I 3

Natural Science Elective 1:(A student can opting for any one of thefollowing courses.)

1 st Semester Cr. Hrs.

FRESHMAN YEAR

1. CSC151 Digital Logic 3

2. CSC152 Discrete Structures 3

3. CSC153 Microprocessors 3

4. CSC154 Data Structures and Algorithms 3

5. MTH155 Linear Algebra 3

6. PHY156 Physics II 3

7. BIO157 Biology II 3

8. GEO158 Geology II 3

9. STA159 Statistics II 3

Natural Science Elective 2:(A student can opting for any one of thefollowing courses.)

2 nd Semester Cr. Hrs.

Course Cycle

Curricula Structure Cr/Hrs

Computer Science core course 75

Natural Science elective course 6

Mathematics course 12

English course 3

Social Science and Management course 6

Computer Science elective course 15

Internship 9

Total 126

Project work and

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science andInformation Technology

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SOPHOMORE YEAR

1. CSC201 Computer Architecture 3

2. CSC202 Object Oriented ProgrammingLanguage 3

3. CSC203 Operating Systems 3

4. CSC204 Numerical Methods 3

5. MGT205 Introduction to Management 3

3 rd Semester Cr. Hrs.

JUNIOR YEAR

1. CSC301 Computer Networks 3

2. CSC302 Simulation and Modeling 3

3. CSC303 Design & Analysis of Algorithms 3

4. CSC304 Artificial Intelligence 3

5. CSC305 Microprocessor Based Design 3

6. CSC306 Applied Logic 3

7. CSC307 E-governance 3

8. CSC308 Wireless Networking 3

9. MGT309 International BusinessManagement 3

10.MGT310 International Marketing 3

11.CSC311 Neural Networks 3

12.CSC312 Computer Hardware Design 3

13.CSC313 Cryptography 3

Computer Science Elective 1:(A student can opting for any one of thefollowing courses.)


SENIOR YEAR

1. CSC401 Advanced DatabaseManagement System 3

2. CSC402 Internet Technology 3

3. CSC403 Advanced Java Programming 3

4. CSC404 Project Work 3

5. CSC405 Information Retrieval 3

6. CSC406 Database Administration 3

7. CSC407 Network & System Admin 3

8. CSC408 Software Project Management 3

Computer Science Elective 3:(A student can opting for any one of thefollowing courses.)


SOPHOMORE YEAR

1. CSC251 Theory of Computation 3

2. CSC252 System Analysis and Design 3

3. CSC253 Database Management System3

4. CSC254 Computer Graphics 3

5. CSC255 Introduction to Cognitive Sc. 3

6. ENG256 Technical Writing 3


JUNIOR YEAR

1. CSC351 Software Engineering 3

2. CSC352 Compiler Design & Construction3

3. CSC353 Web Technologies 3

4. CSC354 Real Time System 3

5. CSC355 Knowledge Management 3

6. CSC356 Fundamentals of E-Commerce 3

7. CSC357 Society and Ethics in InformationTechnology 3

8. CSC358 Automation and Robotics 3

9. CSC359 Digital System Design 3

10.CSC360 Net Centric Computing 3

11.CSC361 Web Centric Computing 3

12.CSC362 Embedded SystemProgramming 3

13.CSC363 Image Processing 3

Computer Science Elective 2:

(A student can opting for any one of thefollowing courses.)



SENIOR YEAR

1. CSC451 Data Warehousing &Data Mining 3

2. CSC452 Internship 6

3. CSC453 Adv. Networking with IPV6 3

4. CSC454 Distributed Networking 3

5. CSC455 Network Security 3

6. CSC456 Multimedia Database 3

7. CSC457 Distributed and ObjectOriented Database 3

8. CSC458 Cloud Computing 3

9. CSC459 Geographical InformationSystem 3

10.CSC460 Decision Support System 3

Computer Science Elective 4 and 5:(A student can opting for any two of thefollowing courses.)


Admission proceduresStudents wishing to join CAB should

Provisional admission

Registration

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Secure CAB annual prospectus containing application form against a paymentof Rs. 1,000 for undergraduate application form which includes Rs. 500 forapplying “The National Chair”.Return the completed form to the Office of the Principal along with

Take entrance tests and appear interview along with guardian/parents.

Students wishing to join CAB provisionally before the results of their concerningBoard/ HSEB/ University examinations have to appear in the entrance test.Entrance test scores remain valid until such results are out.

Successful students have to pay annual fees, tuition fees and other fees at the timeof college registration within the given period, after which the remaining seats willbe reserved for students on the waiting list.

transcripts ofall previous academic degrees.

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Eligibility for admission

BBS

BIM /BBA

B.Sc. CSIT

Eligibility for admission in BBS is a minimum 55% marks in aggregate in Plus-Two orPCL in Management or equivalent in any other discipline, where a student hastaken minimum 100 full marks of course each in English and Economics orMathematics.

Eligibility for admission in BIM/BBA is a minimum 55% marks in aggregate in Plus-Twoor PCL in management or equivalent in any other discipline having taken BusinessMaths as a compulsory requirement.

Eligibility for admission in B.Sc. CSIT is a minimum 55% marks in aggregate in Plus -Two or PCL of TU in Science or equivalent in science.


Rules & regulationsStudents are required to follow the general rules and regulations outlined herein.Any changes regarding these shall be duly notified.

Attendance

Non-credit course

Assignments

Students must meet a minimum 80% attendance in each subject to be qualifiedfor the final examinations.

Students must secure at least pass marks in all subjects in the sent-up examinations,including all non-credit courses as offered by the College to appear in theUniversity Examinations.

Students must submit all assignments within the given time. Evaluation will bebased on these works and will be counted for sent-up examinations and for otherCAB facilities, such as scholarships.

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Student identity card

Uniform

Discipline

Students must carry college identity cards to produce on demand. In case anidentity card is lost, it should be reported to administration immediately for aduplicate copy upon payment of Rs. 100.

Students are required to wear the uniform at all times in the College and formalprograms outside the college. The uniform comprises of white shirt, grey trousers,blue blazer coat, a tie with college insignia, and white socks and black leathershoes.

Students indulging in acts against the academic interest and interest of thecollege are liable to disciplinary actions that may include expulsion or suspensionfrom the college. Such acts may imply the following:

Cheating or plagiarism.

Forgery, intention to misuse or misuse of college documents/records, orknowingly furnishing false information and flouting college norms.

Obstruction or disruption of educational or other functions of the college.

Physical abuse of person or property of any member of the college ormember of his/her family, or threat of physical abuse.

Theft and non-accidental damage of the college property, or property in thepossession of, or owned by, a member of the college.

Unauthorized entry into, or unauthorized use or misuse of college property.

The use, possession or sale of illegal drugs or substances in college premises.

Possession or use of arms or explosives in the college premises, or at collegefunction/s.

Abusive behavior towards a member of the college community.

Defying Principal's order.

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Evaluation systemsUnit tests (at least 5) 20 marks

Assignments 15 marks

Presentations 15 marks

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1 test of very short-answer questions in 40 minutes.

2 tests of short-answer questions in 60 minutes.

2 tests of comprehensive questions in 8 .

Note preparation of chapters under subject teacher's supervision.

Project and fieldwork assignment

Handwritten note of the chapter to be submitted next day of completion of thechapter.

Project report submission on prescribed form on the stipulated date.

Presentation on the day and time as scheduled by the teacher.

Marking on presentation will be based on quality of Power-Point, bodylanguage, style, and, as a whole, communicative competence.

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Attendance 10 marks

Sent up examination 40 marks

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Cancellation of course registration for attendance below 80%

2 marks for attendance above 85% and below 90%

5 marks for attendance above 90% and below 95%

10 marks for attendance above 95%

Sickness and any other excuses will not be entertained for consideration ofattendance.

Sent-up examination for 40 marks will be administered in three phases at theend of semester as given in the calendar.

5 tests of very short-answer questions completed in 20 minutes.

2 tests of short-answer questions completed in 30 minutes.

1 test of comprehensive question completed in 80 minutes

Students must secure 18 marks to pass in sent up examination.

Sufficient time for the last hours of study will be provided in between theexaminations.


FacilitiesComputing

E-mail and internet

Library

Class rooms

CAB has three fully furnishedComputer labs with sufficientnumber of computers, whichare inter-linked by networking.

CAB has full internet accessand open access Wi-Fi within

the College premises. Students are allowed to receive and send e-mails at no cost.However, internet facility is strictly for reference use.

CAB has a well-equippedreference library with a largenumber of course-books,reference books, professionaljournals as well as researchreports published in thecountry. CAB is also in theprocess of developing thelibrary into a full-fledgeddocumentation center tofacilitate research activities.

CAB classrooms arespecifically designed tofacilitate interactive learning.The classes are spacious, well-furnished and airy.

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Virtual classroom

Sports and recreation

(iLearn)

CAB has introduced virtualclassroom (iLearn). The facilityprovides students to gothrough the lectures andreading materials in theinternet within/outside thecollege premises. The facilityalso includes receiving andsubmitting assignments.

CAB has facilities of Basketball, Table Tennis, Badminton, etc. Besides, otherrecreational activities are also run frequently in coordination with Student Council.


Cafeteria

Academic guidance and counseling

CAB has neat and clean cafeteriathat serve both Nepali andwestern style food. The menu ofthe cafeteria varies every day.

The purpose of academic counseling is to assist students realize their educationalgoals through the development and implementation of a personal academicprogram. Such counseling covers academic strength of students besides personaland professional development.

Students have to go through assigned individual Academic Counselors beforecollege admission. Such counselingbecomes their regular feature during thecollege years. Counseling is expected tohelp the students to:

Understand CAB, its mission, standards,policies and procedures, and resourcesfor students;

Understand and appreciate their abilities, strength, potentials and interests; and

Select and make progress towards appropriate career by integratinginformation about the world of work and choice of occupation.

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Method and medium of instructionTo promote student-centered learning, CAB has regular features like seminars,guest lectures on subjects of topical interest, research and surveys, and variousother methods to complement the classroom teaching. Various audio visual-aidsare used to strengthen the methods applied in teaching-learning; English is themedium of instruction and general communication.

Student councilStudent Council contributes to extra-curricular activities of students throughthe development, implementationand evaluation of social, cultural andrecreational programs. The Council isformed with representatives from eachclass. Office bearers of the Councilincluding President, Vice President,Secretary, and Treasurer are electedfrom among the class representatives.

All students are members of the CABStudent Council, for which an extrafee is binding. The college may alsoprovide occasional contribution forselective activities that requirePrincipal's prior approval.

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Co-curricular activitiesSeminar and research work

Guest lectures

CAB involves students in research work from the beginning of an academicsession. The research work is supplementary/ complementary to the term test andis done on the recommendation of the subject teachers. The students are furtherrequired to organize at least one seminar to report on research findings everymonth.

Guest lectures provide further impetus to curriculum and an opportunity forexperiencing real-life situations acquainting students with current trends andpractices inManagement andEconomic fronts.Seminars areorganized underexperiencedmanagers,bureaucrats andresearchers, and it iscompulsory forstudents to attendthem.


Participants from Thames Int’l College of English Seminar

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Regular field studies andindustrial visits of shortduration are organized.Students have to submit areport of such activities. BBS(fourth) year students arerequired to write field studyreport in their functionalmanagement area. Thiscarries 25% of full marks inthe course of study.

Field study

Annual hikingExtra-academic highlights like hiking to interesting places close to the city,basically injects a gust of freshness in otherwise a rigorous academic schedule.

Daylong hikingprograms addimpetus to students toexperience thesplendor of rurallandscape.

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Year Admission Annual TuitionTU

Services

Student

CouncilTotal

1st Year 15,000.00 40,000.00 48,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 106,500.00

2nd Year - 40,000.00 48,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 91,500.00

3rd Year - 40,000.00 48,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 91,500.00

4th Year - 40,000.00 48,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 91,500.00

Total 15,000.00 160,000.00 192,000.00 10,000.00 4,000.00 381,000.00

BBS fee structure

Annual and semester fees

The college will raise a bill for the whole year at the time of admission. The annualfee, admission fee and other fees shall be payable on the date of admission.However, the tuition fee may be paid in advance on monthly/quarterlyinstallments. Tuition fee being paid in next quarter will be liable to a fine of Rs. 1000for the first 15 days, and Rs. 4000 thereafter. Non-payment of tuition fees for twosuccessive quarters will result into automatic cancellation of registration.

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Semester Admission Semester TuitionTU

ServicesUtilities

Student

CouncilTotal

1st Sem 15,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 - 10,000.00 1,000.00 86,000.00

2nd Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 - 73,000.00

3rd Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 - 10,000.00 1,000.00 71,000.00

4th Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 - 73,000.00

5th Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 - 10,000.00 1,000.00 71,000.00

6th Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 - 73,000.00

7th Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 - 10,000.00 1,000.00 71,000.00

8th Sem - 30,000.00 30,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 - 73,000.00

Total 15,000.00 240,000.00 240,000.00 12,000.00 80,000.00 4,000.00 591,000.00

BIM, BBA, B.Sc. CSIT fee structure

At the end of ongoing semester, final date of admission for the coming semesterwill be announced. The admit card for the semester examination will accompanywith the admission details. Students failing to get admission on the due date shallbe liable for fine and have to pay Rs. 1000 for the first 15 days, and Rs. 4000thereafter.

Withdrawal and refundsPayments made are non-refundable. CAB shall notentertain any reason put forwardfor cancellation or withdrawal.


Scholarship

The National Chair 2017

In recognition of the valued inspiration of founder Chairman Late Hari BhaktaShrestha, the Board of Trustees of College of Applied Business has instituted anannual scholarship program to study TU affiliated BBA degree at CAB. Thisscholarship will be available to the candidate selected through nationalcompetition. The selected candidate will have opportunity to complete the four-year BBA degree with no cost except TU service charges and Student Council fees.

Students receiving this scholarship shall have to maintain a GPA of 3.7 throughoutthe whole course.

CAB awards a number of scholarships to its students. Some of these scholarshipsare awarded on merit basis so that good performance is rewarded andencouraged. A few are however reserved for the financially needy / under-privileged. The following scholarships are available for this year.

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CAB Scholarship

Principal's Scholarship

Principal's Scholarship 'B'

Principal's Scholarship 'C'

One scholarship in each level for a year covering monthly tuition fees will beawarded for securing highest marks, above 70% in first term examinations in BBS firstyear. The recipient of the scholarship may apply for refund of tuition fees alreadypaid.

One scholarship in each level for a year is available for the students securinghighest marks above 65% in the BBS first year examination. Likewise, onescholarship is awarded for the duration of second semester to the student securinghighest grade above SGPA 3.7 in the first semester. However, students getting suchscholarships must pass with at least 70% in all the tests, including unit tests for thescholarship to continue. Likewise, such scholarship will be awarded to the studentsecuring highest marks in second semester the same condition will prevail for everysubsequent semesters up to the seventh semester.

covering 25% tuition fee to two students securing marksnext to those, receiving the above scholarship in each of the above-mentionedclasses. Likewise, scholarships will be awarded to the student securing third andfourth highest marks in second semester

up to seventh semester. This scholarship will not be given tothose scoring less than SGPA 3.7.

Students getting such scholarship/s must pass all tests, including unit tests and workon all seminars for the scholarship to continue.

the same condition will prevail for everysubsequent semesters

In addition to the above-mentioned provision, the following scholarships will alsobe awarded for a class having at least twenty five students:

covering 50% tuition fee for one student securing secondhighest marks, above 65 %, in BBS examination, and to one student securingsecond highest grade above SGPA 3.7 in the semester examination. Likewise,scholarships will be awarded to the student securing second highest marks insecond semester upto seventh semester.

the same condition will prevail for every subsequent semesters


Faculty

PRINCIPAL

LANGUAGE

LIBERAL ARTS

ECONOMICS

STATISTICS AND MATHEMATICS

MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING

Ramesh Pandey

Rameshwar Baral

Unes Sharma

Monita Basnet (MPhil)

Prof. Dr. Shanta Niraula

Poonam Pant

Upama Poudel

Dr. Dol Raj Kafle

Bagala Regmi

Basudev Dhungel (MPhil)

Jamuna Shrestha (MPhil)

Prof. Rashindra Prasad Yadav

Prof. Prabin Lal Shrestha

Jay Narayan Jha

Ranjit Jha

Mahesh Lal Yadav

Ramesh Man Singh

Binita Manandhar (MPhil)

Unnati Tuladhar

Renuka Timilsena

Sabita Karki

Surya Narayan Jha

Reyoz Rayamajhi

Dr. Sajeeb K. Shrestha

Bishal Gurung

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

VISITING FACULTY

Ramesh Pandey

Prof. Shalik Ram Koirala (PhD)

Hari Dallakoti (MPhil)

Ganga Thapa

Pitamber Lamichhane (MPhil)

Krishna Prasad Pandey

Rajiv Bhandari

Er. Kamal Acharya

Abhimanu Yadav

Rajesh Pandey

Saroj Kumar Yadav

Lok Prakash Pandey

Sudeep Khatiwada

Ravi Kumar Bajagain

Sushil Thapa

Er. Anjan Kumar Chaudhary

Er. Sachita Nanda Mishra

Kunal K. Mishra

Bishal Shrestha

Basant Kumar Jha

Nutan Marasini

Tribhuvan Rawal

Kiran Joshi

Narayan G.C.

Rakesh K. Bachchan

Er. Mahesh Kumar Yadav

Prakash Bahadur Amatya

Kaji Bahadur Dahal

Naresh Dangol

Arjun Singh Saud

Ramesh Saud

Er. Roshan Nandan

BBA Tenth Batch

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Saroj Bhattarai, Pranish Shakya, Sulav Dangal, Pujan Khadka,Roshan Dhital, Prabal Bhandari

Tribala Pandey, Samina Khadka, Perulima Bhandari, KiranKharel, Manish Kafle, Sanjeev Timalsina, Pratikshya Khadka,Richuko Shakya, Romiya Khadka

Alina Mainali, Shikha Sapkota, Shristina Shrestha, ChunnuThapa, Ashma Baral, Karishma Shrestha, Akriti Bhattarai,Anupama Poudel, Sachhi Manandhar

Sumani Khadka, Akash Dhungana, Kusum Sharma, Eliza Karki,Kriti Munankarmi, Kemika Acharya, Nistha Bhushal, KanchanKafle, Sapana Uprety, Prativa Pyakurel, Sweetama Bhattarai,Rubina Acharya

Ranjit Thapa, Sunil Kumar Sharma, Ashmita Khatiwada, NikitaShrestha, Laxmi Ale, Binu Khatri, Binisha Shrestha, Shiya Rana,Icchya Singh Shrestha, Rubi Karki, Roji Khadka, RakshyaBhandari, Sujata Bhattarai

Sulav Adhikari, Aadesh Dhital, Kushal Silwal, Krishna SitalChand, Hazel Singh Shrestha, Nirmal Bhandari, Elvis Shakya

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