Modern College of Management

The Chanakya College of Management (CCM) (previously Chanakya College of Management) is the second management college in the Bhaktapur district of Nepal running under Chanakya Educators Bhaktapur Pvt Ltd, established in 2008. It is affiliated to HSEB for 10 plus 2 levels and Tribhuvan University for BBS. The college plans to extend its faculty up to Master's Degree in Management.

Modern College of Management
TypePrivate, non-profit
Established2008
Location
Bhaktapur
,
Nepal
AffiliationsTribhuvan University
Websitehttp://www.chanakya.edu.np

Students' service and facilities

Classrooms

The classrooms accommodate not more than 35 students.

Cafeteria

Food is provided by the college cafe. Hot and cold drinks and snacks are available.

Transportation

Bus services are available from Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Kavrepalanchok and Lalitpur.

Extracurricular activities

Sports

Sports activities include volleyball, basketball, table tennis and other indoor games.

Educational trips

Field trips and hiking are arranged to domestic tourist attractions. An annual picnic is held to give opportunities for students' socialization.

Internal evaluation

Monthly progress reports on homework, note presentation and classroom performance are sent to parents.

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