TU CMAT Bachelors case studies
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CMAT (Central Management Admission Test) is the bachelor-level entrance examination used by Tribhuvan University and its affiliated management colleges in Nepal to select students for programmes such as BBA, BBM, BMS, BHM and BIM. It is intended for students who have completed their higher secondary or equivalent schooling and are seeking a place in a management stream, including those aiming at colleges where seats are competitive and cut-offs are high. The TU CMAT Bachelors case studies are 5 cases and about 3,997 words.
1The Overtime Notice Two Employees Read Differently
Kaveri Logistics circulated a one-paragraph notice to its 240 warehouse employees: "Overtime will be paid at 1.5 times the normal hourly rate to all staff who worked on the stock-count weekend or the annual audit, subject to approval by the shift supervisor." Two employees read it differently. Ritu worked the stock-count weekend but did not seek prior approval, and has claimed 12 hours of overtime.
733 words, about 4 min2Two Stall Contracts, One Cash Constraint
Meera runs a small catering unit. She has been offered a three-day stall at a college fest and must choose one of two contracts before paying anything.
748 words, about 4 min3A Five-Day Induction That Will Not Reshuffle
A five-day induction week runs Monday to Friday, one 90-minute session per day, one module per day. The modules are Compliance (C), Data protection (D), Ethics (E), Fire-safety (F) and Grievance handling (G).
776 words, about 4 min4Why the Weaker Rupee Did Not Lift the Margin
A Tiruppur garment exporter contracts in US dollars. Over six weeks the rupee moved from Rs 82 to Rs 86 per dollar.
842 words, about 4 min5The Best Designer Promoted Into a Bottleneck
Anand runs a 40-person design studio. Six months ago he promoted Meera, his strongest designer, to Head of Delivery.
898 words, about 4 min