
BeforeA 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class
MSc in Copenhagen, admitted on his work and SOP
We applied to programmes that weigh experience, not only marks, and left out two that didn't.
Suraj Mahato from Janakpur
Study business and mba abroad
Business is one of the fields where our graduates found it hardest to work in their field: 68.1% within 6 months (49 of 72). The ones who did well chose a specialism (supply chain, finance, analytics) or an MBA after real work experience.

At a glance
Business and MBA
68.1% of our graduates surveyed worked in the field within 6 months.
Our proof

BeforeA 62% bachelor’s and told Denmark wants first class
We applied to programmes that weigh experience, not only marks, and left out two that didn't.
Suraj Mahato from Janakpur

BeforeAn offer from a university in the north
Degrees from universities in the north (TRNC) are not recognised by the Republic of Cyprus or most of the EU. We showed him the difference on a map before anything else.
Sanjay Chaudhary from Bardiya

BeforeA 4-year gap after his BBA
We framed four years at a bank as the reason for the course, not a hole in his CV, with his manager's letter and his project list.
Pratik Shrestha from Kathmandu
Country by country
Almost every country teaches business and the MBA. Start from the job you want, then find the country where this degree actually leads to it, and what it takes to get in.
| Country | Courses | Why |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | MSc Management, MSc Finance, MBA (with experience) | One-year master’s; Graduate visa |
| Australia | Master of Business, Master of Professional Accounting, MBA | Specialised master’s lead to jobs faster |
| Netherlands | MSc in business and supply chain programmes | Strong logistics sector |
| Belgium | MSc in business and maritime management | Low tuition |
Entry requirements
Diploma, bachelor or master
Registration and language
Business roles don't need a licence. Finance roles may later need a professional qualification (CFA, ACCA, CPA).
In Europe outside the UK and the Netherlands, the local language often decides whether you get the job.
After study
A general business master’s with no work experience is the hardest degree to turn into a job abroad. Specialise, or work first.
Free counselling
Specialised master's compared with MBAs, in rupees. You get a written plan the same day. Not useful? Walk away, no pressure.
A counsellor calls within 15 minutes
Rather talk now? Call +977 1-5360000 or WhatsApp us.
How we help
We show you the jobs our business graduates actually got, by specialism, before you choose.
If you have no work experience, we'll tell you honestly that an MBA isn't the right next step yet.
An honest note
FAQ
With 2 to 3 years of work experience, often yes. Without it, a specialised master’s usually leads to a job faster.
An MSc suits recent graduates; an MBA suits people with management experience. Employers abroad value both, for different roles.
Of our business and MBA graduates surveyed, 68.1% were working in their field within 6 months, below our overall 78.4%.
Among our graduates, accounting (75.0% in their field within 6 months) did better than general business and MBA (68.1%). Specialised master’s usually lead to jobs faster than general management.
Still unsure?
Start here
Specialised master's compared with MBAs, in rupees. You get a written plan the same day. Not useful? Walk away, no pressure.
A counsellor calls within 15 minutes
Rather talk now? Call +977 1-5360000 or WhatsApp us.
Our own figures (files lodged, approvals, refusals, costs on our shortlists) are from our records for FY 2025/26. Rupee amounts use the Nepal Rastra Bank sell rate on the date shown. Official rules change: we recheck these sources every month and date every change. How we count our own numbers is on our About page.