MBA-Banking and Finance

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Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who have completed a bachelor’s or master’s degree through correspondence or an open university system from any recognized institution are eligible to sit for the LBC-MAT (Lumbini Banijya Campus Management Admission Test), which follows the GMAT format.
To be eligible for the LBC-MAT, applicants must have a minimum of 45% marks or a CGPA of 2.0 at the Bachelor’s level.
Final admission decisions will be based on the overall performance of the applicant in each component of the entrance test.

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Curriculum Structure

1st Semester

S.No.	Course Code	Subjects	Credits	Lecture Hrs.
1.	MGT 505	Managerial Communication	2	32
2.	ACC 506	Accounting for Managers	3	48
3.	ECO 507	Economics for Managers	3	48
4.	MGT 508	Management Principles and Organization Behaviour	2	32
5	STS 510	Statistics for Managers	3	48
6.	MGT 517	Management Information System	2	32
Total			15

2nd Semester

S.No.	Course Code	Subjects	Credits	Lecture Hrs.
1.	FIN 509	Financial Management	3	48
2.	MGT 511	Marketing Management	2	32
3.	MGT 512	Business Research Methods	2	32
4.	MGT 514	Human Resource Management	2	32
5.	BNK 515	Commercial Banking Operations and Regulations	3	48
6.	STS 516	Econometrics	3	48
Total			15

3rd Semester

S.No.	Course Code	Subjects	Credits	Lecture Hrs.
1	MGT 513	Operations Management-	2	32
2.	FIN 518	Financial Risk Management-NRB	2	32
3.	FIN 519	Financial Decision Analysis-IC	2	32
4.	BNK 520	Credit Analysis and Advances -DBP	2	32
5.	FIN 521	Investment Management and Security Analysis – MC	2	32
6.	MGT 525	Business Environment and Strategic Management- NG	3	48
7.		Elective I	2	32
8.	DIT 528	Dissertation	3	48
Total			18

4th Semester

S.No.	Course Code	Subjects	Credits	Lecture Hrs.
1.	ACC 526	Corporate Taxation	2	32
2.	MGT 522	Project Appraisal and Valuation	2	32
3.	FIN 527	International Finance	2	32
4.		Elective II	2	32
5.		Elective III	2	32
6.	INT 523	Internship	2	32
Total			12

Course Outcome

Understand financial systems and banking operations
Analyze financial statements and market trends
Learn risk management and investment strategies
Study banking laws, regulations, and compliance
Manage assets, liabilities, and credit
Use financial modeling and analytical tools
Develop strategic decision-making skills
Gain insights into global financial markets
Prepare for roles in banks, finance firms, and regulatory bodies
Build leadership skills for the financial sector

More About This Program

Producing multi-talented, skilled, energetic, and clever MBA graduates who are fully suited for local and international markets such as banking, finance companies, microfinance, cooperatives, and other financial services is the main goal of the MBA-BF program.