Established in 2003 as an A Level institution, King’s College developed into an institution of higher learning in 2009 with the sole objective of making world-class education available to Nepali youth at an affordable cost. The college, with a team of committed educators, academicians and professionals at the helm, has undergone a complete transformation in terms of structure and quality as well as systems and processes. The college offers GCE A Levels in science and non-science streams in affiliation with Cambridge University, UK, and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs in affiliation with the International American University (IAU), USA. King’s focuses on producing and developing business leaders and entrepreneurial cadres who are ready to solve societal problems through entrepreneurship.

 

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‘Choosing the Right College’

 

It is very exciting to receive this award. I firstly would like to congratulate the New Business Age team for doing something very new. As far as business colleges and schools are concerned, it gives us the opportunity to understand where we stand and how far we have yet to go. I think the impact of this event is going to be quite remarkable. Those who have participated will understand where they are and those who have not will understand its importance and look to participate. Students and parents will now have an easier time choosing a college as there are colleges with poor education but good advertising and also better colleges with poor advertising. This program was done with good research to identify the best schools for students to go to. A business school should be chosen on the basis of three points. First is the quality of education - whether it can assure jobs in Nepal or anywhere else in the world. Second is whether such education comes at a reasonable cost. Most of all, students should choose a college where they think they can be happy, learn in class, play and learn a number of extracurricular activities. King’s College has been training its graduates to be capable of working in the real world. Most of the curriculum we are using is international so that our students can be employed outside of Nepal too. King’s college tries to help students to be entrepreneurs and managers who can take innovative decisions and at the same time be capable of taking judicious risks.