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Suju Bhattarai
MemberMay 14, 2018 at 5:40 am in reply to: what are the required document for applying scholarship in China for LLM degree?Master of Laws (LLM) degree is a one-year degree program pursued by those who have completed theirs under graduated degree in law or related field. The course provides students with knowledge and skills to become a competent lawyer. However, in the most of the countries, LLM degree is not required to practice law.
There are arrays of LL.M programs available which allow an individual to focus on any part of the law. Some of the Master of laws programs include tax law, financial services law, environmental law, human rights law, international law, maritime law, law and economics, social care, intellectual property law, trade law, human rights law, criminal law, bankruptcy law, trial Advocacy and so on. Few law colleges allow students to design their own course, however, the college sets the parameters.
There are three universities in China offering LLM programs and all of them offers scholarship:1) China University of Political Science and Law
2) China-EU School of Law (CSEL)
3) Beijing Foreign Studies UniversityAfter enrolling in the program, each week you have to attain four to eight hours classes. You will need to complete your assignments on time but if you have any issue, you may apply for an extension. If you want to enroll in the online program, you will have to take six courses in the fall semester and eight in spring.
Scholarships for Online Programs:
The scholarship is worth two-thousand US dollar.
Applicant should submit complete and signed application form along with the application feeScholarships for Residential Program
The scholarships cover tuition fee, living expenses, medical insurance, accommodation and travel expenses.
Since the scholarships are administered by the China Scholarship Council, the applicant should apply for the admission first and then scholarship. Applicant should fill up the application form available on the website of China Scholarship Council.
Applicant should pay the application fee
Applicant should print out the documents and submit them to the Chinese Embassy in your country.To apply for the Scholarship in China for LL.M program, Applicant needs to submit following documents
Complete and signed Application Form
Custody Release Form
Copy of passport
Recent Passport Size Photo
Personal Statement
Resume/CV
Research Proposal
Education Certificate
Academic Transcript (From SLC to Bachelor’s level certificate)
Two Reference Letter
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Suju Bhattarai
MemberMay 14, 2018 at 4:21 am in reply to: I want to know what do you think why people or student's keep TU and KU as prio?Currently, eleven universities are running in Nepal out of which six universities are accredited. All of them have something to offer and are striving to make a strong presence in the market. However, among them, Tribhuvan University and Kathmandu University have managed to create a great impact on the mind of both students and parents. Most of them seem to give priority to the TU and KU.
The reason behind the Nepalese student’s inclination towards the TU and KU can be the quality of education and exposure. TU is the first and oldest university in Nepal, thus it has already created a name for itself and has maintained a good position in the market. KU with its advanced programs and modern teaching techniques have proved itself as one of the best education providers in Nepal.
Moreover, it may be because of the need of the students and parents. I am saying this because, if you see only education keeping every other factor aside, every university and college are offering same programs, the course of study and the level of education, even the same professors teach in the most of the colleges. So the only thing that left is teaching pedagogy, discipline and exposure and the opportunities provided by the university or college.
For example, the first name that comes in student’s mind who is intending to pursue engineering is Pulchowk Engineering College. It’s because it is considered to be the best colleges in South Asia. Likewise, IOM is the first choice of students willing to pursue Medicine or MBBS program. This is because; these colleges have proved their worth and the students who graduate through these institutions are highly regarded which make them easy to find the job.
Likewise, Each and every program offered at the Kathmandu University is created after deep analysis. The university has always garnered positive reviews from the day of establishment. It has adopted world-class teaching techniques and rules and regulations are followed strictly. Politics is strictly banned.
Another main reason for these universities being everyone’s first choice is they held exams in time and students are encouraged to do the research on their own rather than limiting them to the classroom learning.
Though these universities are number one choice of students, they too lack in lots of areas. In fact, all most all of the educational institutions lack in one thing or another. Some of the most common problems are protested, padlocking, overstaffing, resistance to change and resource crunch. However, the scenario is changing and hopefully, our educational institutions will be able to provide world class education without any problem in the coming days.
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Suju Bhattarai
MemberMay 14, 2018 at 4:08 am in reply to: can anyone give info about bachelor course in lawAn undergraduate program in law, Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) is a three years program designed for the individuals aspiring to a make a successful career in the field of law. The course provides students with the comprehensive knowledge about the national and international law. It focuses on enhancing student’s analytical and critical thinking, research and communication skills. Under this program, the student will learn about the core concept of law and its application. The course incorporates both classroom learning and practical sessions. Students get the opportunity to work on the real problem of the people and provide them with solutions. This helps students to learn practically and built confidence.
The 3-years long bachelors program offered by the educational institutions in Nepal provides students with the knowledge about the concept, values, policies, and principle of law in the nation. Some of the major subjects covered by this program are Banking Law, Law of Taxation, Human Right and International Law, Legal Methods, and Criminology. Apart from this, students will be studying Law of Contract, Comparative Law and Nepalese Legal System, Constitutional Law, Procedural Law, Jurisprudence, Evidence Law, Method of Legal Research and Writing, Property Law, Public International Law, Company and Corporation Law, Professional Ethics and Lawyering Skills and Interpretation of Statutes among others.
Teaching pedagogy includes lectures, classroom discussion, case study, research, workshop, seminar, research, and self-study. Students with a bachelor degree in any program are eligible to enroll in this program. If the subject carries 100 marks there will be six classes of fifty minutes each. Examinations are held annually.
Here I have listed the institutions offering Bachelor of Laws in Nepal:
Prithvi Narayan Multiple Campus, located in Pokhara
Hari Khetan Multiple Campus, located in Birjung
Nepal Law Campus, located in Kathmandu
Mahendra Multiple Campus, located in Nepalgunj
Kathmandu School of Law, located in Anantalingeshwar
Chakrabarti Habi Education Trust, located in Madhyapur, ThimiAdmission Requirements:
Students willing to pursue Bachelors in Laws must fulfill the following criteria:
Applicant must have passed bachelor level in any discipline
Copy of academic certificates (SLC onwards)
Copy of character certificate
Copy of Citizenship
2 Recent Passport sized photograph
Complete and signed application form along with the application feeScope and Career Prospects:
Graduates with this degree can find a job in an array of institutions from courts of law to government service to business firms. If you choose to serve as a legal advisor, you will find lucrative career opportunities in various reputed companies. If you want to be self-employed you have the option to be a barrister.Furthermore, this degree prepares you to work as a solicitor, paralegal, licensed conveyance, detective, company secretary, chartered legal executive, barrister’s clerk.
Talking about the salary, it depends on the firm or organization you are working. However, graduated with this degree are capable to make decent money. Since a lot of employers seek for experienced and trained professionals, it will be wise to take some internship or work under the established legal professionals before starting the real job.
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Suju Bhattarai
MemberMay 14, 2018 at 3:50 am in reply to: Abroad study in New Zealand and options to move to AustraliaAn island country, New Zealand is situated in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean, comprising six hundred small islands and 2 major landmasses: North and South island. The word ‘Scenic’ is not enough to describe the distinctive and spectacular natural beauty of this country. Cited ‘the Paradise of the Pacific’ the country is home to rolling pasture land, majestic mountains, raging rivers, picturesque beaches, pristine lakes and active volcanic zones. It is sparsely populated and well developed.
Why Study in New Zealand?
In New Zealand there are eight universities funded by the state. They offer a wide range of programs:
Lincoln University
Auckland University of Technology
University of Auckland
Massey University
University of Otago
University of Waikato
University of Canterbury
Victoria University of WellingtonApart from the world-class education, there are various other reasons why New Zealand is an ideal place for international students. Some of them are mentioned below.
Education System: Education system is incredible in New Zealand. It offers world-class education at an affordable price. The degree earned in New Zealand is highly regarded throughout the world.
People: Native people of New Zealand are called ‘kiwis’. They are the most welcoming, loving and friendly people. Since they themselves are travelers, they love meeting new people. So they will welcome you with all their heart and make you feel like home. Only four million people live here. It is perfect from the safety point of view as well. And one major thing is you won’t feel like an outsider as the country is home to diverse people.
Weather: New Zealand has a mild weather. In winter it is approximately 10ºC (50ºF) and is somewhat wet. Snowfall occurs in high altitude. In the summer the weather hover around 25ºC.
Work Opportunities: You should never worry about not getting a job. International students can find a variety of job opportunities. The official working hours is twenty hours per week for the students. However, during vacations, you have the option to work for forty hours. The university you will be joining will also assist you to find a job. After completing your degree, you can apply for work permit and work there for twelve months.
Cost of Living: Living cost is low in New Zealand in comparisons to other ‘A’ listed countries. It has a stable government and economy as well.
Living cost is determined by the place you choose to reside and the lifestyle you adopt. It generally hovers around NZ$ 7,000 to NZ$ 12,000 per year. In New Zealand, you can find various accommodation options such as flats, house, and hostels.
You will always have something to do: You should never worry about being bored because in New Zealand you will find plenty of things to do. You can relax on the beach; go for hiking or other adventurous sports.
Easy Visa Process: Visa applying process is very easy and the best thing is you don’t get rejected right away. They provide you with the opportunity to put your point of view like, why you want to study there through a Statement of Purpose. Visas are barely rejected if you are qualified enough.
Living and Studying Cost
The tuition fees may vary depending on the university you will be studying, chosen program and level of education. If you think tuition fee is bit expensive and you are eligible to apply for the scholarships, you have that option too.An undergraduate program cost around NZ$ 18,000 to NZ$ 25,000 per year. For the postgraduate program, you might have to pay NZ$ 10,000 to NZ$ 30,000. In addition to the tuition fees, international students have to pay Overseas Students Health Covers and other various charges.
Required Documents:
For Offer Letter:
Academic certificates (SLC, +2 and bachelor’s level)
IELTS/TOFEL Score (For bachelor’s level you need to obtain 6 and for master’s 6.5)
Work Experience (if any)
Complete and signed Application Form of University/collegeVisa Documentation:
Copy of Birth Certificate
Original or Attested Copy of Passport
2 Recent Passport Size Photos
University or College’s offer letter
Financial Undertaking form
Affidavit of Support
Property Valuation
Documents showing Income Source
Education loan sanction letter
Bank Statement of Past Six Months
Police Clearance Certificate
Student Visa Application Form
Visa Application Fees
Handwritten Covering Letter or Statement of Purpose
You have to send health report as wellAfter Submitting the Application
In Nepal we don’t have New Zealand embassy, so your visa applications are processed in India. Processing time is eight to ten weeks. You might have to face a telephonic Interview. -
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Before deciding if it is good or not to study BIM, you must understand the program in details: Courses of study, the time required, fee structure and career opportunities.
Bachelor in Information Management (BIM) is a four-year hybrid program formed by integrating two courses management and information technology, 60% of the curriculum focusing on computer programming language, JAVA, web technology, graphics software engineering and network and multimedia. The remaining 40% course content is based on social science and management. Under this program, students will learn about communication and information systems in administration and business fraternity. The program emphasis on developing student’s analytical, critical thinking, decision-making skills. Students are provided with the professional training by blending information technology with managerial skills. It is designed to produce IT professional who can use computers and computational techniques efficiently to develop potent information systems in order to fix the real world issues.
The program is divided into 8 semesters and consist of 126 credit hours. The curriculum of BIM degree consists of five distinct course components: Mangement Courses (27 credit hrs), Analytical and Support Courses (27 credit hrs), Information Technology and Computing Courses (60 credit hrs), Elective Courses (6 credit hrs) and Internship: Industrial Attachment Project (6 credit hrs). The principle of Managment, Basic Mathematics, Sociology, Business Communication, Psychology, Object Oriented Programming, Micro Economics, Financial Accounting are some of the subjects you will study under this program.
Fifteen colleges are offering Bachelor in information management in Nepal under Tribhuvan University affiliation. Shanker Dev Campus, Nepal Commerce Campus, Morgan International College, Asin School of Management, KIST College, Orchid International College, Institue of Mangement Studies are some of them.
Eligibility Criteria for admission
– In order to join BIM, students should have completed 12 years of formal schooling and should have obtained at least second division in +2.
– Students should appear and pass CMAT test. The entrance test is usually held in September.
– Students should face an interview after passing CMAT test
– The final selection is done on the basis of applicant’s academic achievements, CMAT test performance and interview.Talking about the fee structure, it varies depending on the infrastructures, facilities offered by the college. However, the fee barely exceeds 5 lakhs.
Talking about the career opportunities, today’s market is very competitive, thus is always in search of those who are technically skilled and are familiar with information technology. To sustain in today’s workforce, only expertise in technology is not enough, you should have the knowledge about the functioning of business as well. Due to which, the demand for BIM graduated is increasing since they have knowledge of both management and technology. Graduates with this degree may find a job in computer systems design organizations, government agencies, business organizations and computer facilities management firms. Grads with BIM degree are eligible to hold jobs such as application analyst, data analyst, system developer, systems analyst, IT technical support officer, it consultant, information systems manager, database administrator, business analyst, web content manager and so on. You even have the option to hone the skills you have developed while studying BIM by joining masters programs.
Lastly, I would like to say, no program is good or bad in itself. It’s up to you how you use the knowledge you gained by studying the program. BIM has a greater scope in Nepal as it is steadily heading towards the development. A number of new business firms are being established and use of new technologies are increasing at the same rate which will certainly increase the job opportunities. -
Land of the rising sun, Japan is a vibrant nation with a world-class education system where students get chance to study state-of-art technology. The education system here is highly advanced. All most all type of programs are offered in the colleges and universities. If you are eligible enough, you can apply for the scholarships as well. University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Nagoya University, Tohoku University, Tokoyo Institute of Technology, Kyushu University and the University of Tsukuba are some of the top-ranked Japanese universities.
Students need to join the Japanese Language course for twelve to fifteen months. Once they learn the language properly, they become eligible to enroll for academic study. So if you are intending to study in Japan, first you need to enroll for Japanese Language course then only you can go for the main course. Either you can join the preparatory Japanese language courses at private universities or you can join the course offered by the Japanese language institution.For Japanese language course, there are four intakes each year. University course and other vocational courses always conduct from April Intake. You have to pay the tuition fee after getting admission letter/COE
Admission Requirement:
– Applicant must have passed +2
– Should have taken language class i.e NAT/JLPTRequired Documents
– Applicant’s Birth Certificate
– Certificate of income source of three years
– Relationship certificate
– Certificate of tax clearance of three years
– Bank statement of three years (sponsor)
– Complete academic documents
– Japanese Language Certificate
– If there is an educational gap, you need to disclose what you did during that timeYou need to present following documents while applying for the visa in Japanese Embassy after getting admission letter/COE
– Language Certificate
– COE
– Passport
– Covering letter
– Completed and signed Visa Application Form
– Recent Photo
– Ticket bookingTalking about the tuition fee, in comparison to the most of other countries, education is relatively cheap here while the quality of education is high. Tuition fee differs from university to university. However, it won’t be much expensive. Living expenses are also not too high if you choose to live in the countryside. If you are fluent in Japanese language, finding job won’t be an issue either. You can work up to twenty-eight hours and full time during the public holidays. You can apply for the working visa after completing your degree. If you have earned bachelor’s degree in Nepal, you have the option to apply for working visa as soon as you complete Japanese language course.
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Suju Bhattarai
MemberApril 20, 2018 at 2:22 am in reply to: Which course is better to study after completing +2 in management -
Suju Bhattarai
MemberApril 18, 2018 at 2:52 pm in reply to: Semester system of MBS and grading systemTribhuvan University has implement semester system in MBS program. it is a two-year program consisting of four semesters and 63 credit hours. the program comprises of three different course components (1) Core Courses (2) Specialization Courses (3) Thesis Writing. The program focuses on equipping students with conceptual knowledge if business and management and familiarize the business environment. it intends to enhance individual’s entrepreneurial skills to enhance entrepreneurial skills and encourage them to conduct real research.
students will be evaluated on two components: in-semester evaluation and semester end examination.
In-Semesters examination: Evaluation will be based on the student’s performance in case analysis, presentations, assignment, term paper etc. In-semester evaluation carries a weight of 40% in each subject.
Students need to fulfill the following criteria in order to attain the final examination
– Should have 80% attendance
– Obtain 40% Marks in internal examination
In the fourth semester, students need to do the original research and write the thesis on the basis of the research. -
If you have studied management in +2, you will have an array of graduate programs to choose from. A number of new courses are emerging which might confuse you a little. So before applying for the program be sure about your interest, what excites you or which career path you will be choosing in the future. Here I have listed few management programs that have large scope in Nepal and abroad as well:
-Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
– Bachelor of Business Administration
– Bachelor of Managment Science
– Integrated Law Course
– Bachelor of Hotel Managment
– Bachelor of Finance and Accounting
– Bachelor of Computer Application
– B.Sc Statistic
– B.Sc Applied Mathematics
– B.Sc. Animation and Multimedia
-BTTM
– Bachelor of Business Studies
– Chartered Accountancy
– Bachelor of Economics
– Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Media
– Bachelor of Event Management
– Bachelor of Fashion Design
– Bachelor of Elementary Education
– Bachelor of Social Work
– Bachelor in Information Management
Apart from these subjects, students have option to study BA in Buddhist Studies, a four-year program offered at Kathmandu University.
While choosing the course of study one needs to consider his/her abilities & aptitudes then select the program that suits them best. If you love what you read, you will learn fast and be able to use your classroom learning in the real world or workforce and outshine others. -
Suju Bhattarai
MemberApril 18, 2018 at 2:40 pm in reply to: Bachelors in hotel management or Travel and tourism after plus 2? I am confused.HM is a four-year program designed to provide students with the knowledge of hospitality management, food and beverage production, office and housekeeping management and hotel management. The course helps you to understand the dimension of the hospitality industry. This program prepares you to work at the supervisory level in the hospitality industry. Whereas Bachelor of Travel and Tourism management focuses on equipping students with the knowledge of travel and tourism industries and its operations. Graduates with this degree are capable of planning and managing trek, tour, rafting air ticketing and so on.
Since both of these subjects are different from each other, both of them have their own importance. Thus, saying one is superior to another won’t be justifiable.
No, Hotel Management does not fall under Travel and Tourism Managment.
Nowadays all most all the colleges that are running Hotel Mangement or BTTM program provide abroad internship opportunities, usually a paid internship but not compulsory. -
Suju Bhattarai
MemberApril 18, 2018 at 2:34 pm in reply to: Master in public administration (MPA) in kathmanduMPA is designed to equip an individual with knowledge and skills that are necessary to function effectively as a manager in the different department of local, state and federal government. The degree is mostly useful for the individual who wants to serve in government or public office. it is a two-year program.
The first year program consists of subjects such as Administrative Law, Public Personnel Administration and Organization Behaviour, Development Administration, Research Methods in Public Administration and Fundamentals of Public Administration.
Likewise, Contemporary issues in Public Affari Manamgent, International Administration, Public Enterprise Management and Social Responsibility and Public Policy Analysis are the subjects you will study in the final year.
This degree opens the door for a various career such as administrators, supervisor, policymakers advisor, and analyst.
There are very few college that offer MPA in Kathmandu: Public Administration Campus (affiliated to TU), Kasthamandap School of Public Affairs Managment (Affiliated to PU), International Center for Academic College of Distance Education and Online Studies (affiliated to Indira Gandhi National Open University) and Nepal Information Technology (affiliated to Indira Gandhi National Open University). -
BBA is better or BBS is better
Somehow it’s true that here in Nepal, people think that BBA is better than BBS. Due to the rigorous curriculum taught in BBA and the teaching method, BBA always had an upper hand. But, the scenario is changing. Now TU has started 4 years BBS program which is believed to have a more comprehensive curriculum and is designed to provide students with both theoretical and practical knowledge.
BBA gets priority because BBA program focuses on providing students with practical skills but it won’t be an issue if you do an internship or part-time job before applying for the full-time job. No matter what you have studied, at the end your capability to work counts. So prepare yourself for that.
Talking about BBA students are prioritize while hiring in the bank, at the end of the semester BBA students should do an internship and most of the student do internship in banks, thus they have experience beforehand. So if you want to get a job in the bank sector, you can do an internship before applying for the job which enhances the chances of you being selected. If you have good grades and skills, you don’t have to worry about not getting a job just because you have BBS degree.
Finding a job before moving to Kathmandu can be very tricky, you won’t find a job sitting at home, you might get to apply for the post via internet but you have to face the interview before being hired. So, it would be wise to carry the essentials and some money before coming to Kathmandu. Finding a job, mostly entry level, to support your daily expenses is not that difficult. You may even get chance to work as a senior accountant is some small firm, but you need to have some experience if you want to work for well-known organizations. -
Suju Bhattarai
MemberApril 18, 2018 at 2:27 pm in reply to: Different career options for finance or management students in nepalIf you have majored in finance or have studied management you are equipped with the knowledge of finance, commerce industry, and accountancy practices, apart from this, you will have knowledge of business organizations, good communication skill, analytical skill and so on.
Graduated with this degree can find job in both small and large, public or private sectors such as accountancy firms, public sector, management consultancies, insurance companies, investment banks, building societies where they can work as stockbrokers, forensic accountant, company secretary, chartered accountant, chartered certified accountant, chartered public finance accountant, chartered management accountant. In addition to this, there are other career options such as Tax advisor, purchasing manager, management consultant, economist, licensed conveyancer etc.
However, just having degree might not be sufficient to find a job in high renowned organizations. It would be wise to work part-time in small firms in order to gain experience. Since you will be handling the huge budgets, an employer would like to be sure if you are skilled enough to work with them.