TU CMAT Masters case studies
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The TU CMAT (Masters) is the central management admission test used by Tribhuvan University for entry to graduate management programmes such as MBS and MBM. It is aimed at bachelor's graduates - in management, humanities, science or engineering - who want a place in a TU-affiliated management campus. The TU CMAT Masters case studies are 5 cases and about 4,578 words.
1The Study-Leave Circular That Said 'May'
Sagarmatha Multipurpose Cooperative, based in Lalitpur with 46 staff, issued a one-page HR circular in Baisakh. The operative paragraph reads: 'Staff who have completed one year of service may apply for study leave of up to 30 days in a fiscal year.
916 words, about 5 min2Monsoon Discount at Annapurna Trails
Annapurna Trails, a Pokhara-based trekking agency, sells a fixed 11-day Annapurna Base Camp package. Its annual plan sheet records gross bookings, cancellations and the average revenue per trekker charged in each quarter: Q1 (Jan-Mar) 420 bookings, 30 cancellations, Rs 62,000; Q2 (Apr-Jun) 260 bookings, 18 cancellations, Rs 58,000; Q3 (Jul-Sep) 180 bookings, 12 cancellations, Rs 55,000; Q4 (Oct-Dec) 540 bookings, 45 cancellations, Rs 65,000.
854 words, about 4 min3The Loan Desk That Had to Be Rearranged
Biratnagar-based Srijana Savings and Credit Cooperative is reorganising its loan desk after a merger. Four loan officers - Anil, Bina, Chandra and Dipa - must each occupy one of four counters, numbered 1 to 4 from the entrance, and each must handle exactly one product: home loan, SME loan, agriculture loan or education loan.
913 words, about 5 min4Bhirkot Rural Municipality's Rs 1.42 Arba Budget
Bhirkot Rural Municipality in Karnali Province has tabled a budget of Rs 1.42 arba for the coming fiscal year. The finance officer's summary shows: own-source revenue Rs 24 crore; federal fiscal equalisation grant Rs 38 crore; conditional grants Rs 66 crore; a provincial grant of Rs 8 crore; and a carry-over balance of Rs 6 crore.
931 words, about 5 min5Himalayan Snacks: The Dharan Wholesale Offer
Himalayan Snacks, a Birgunj manufacturer of instant noodles, runs one plant with a rated capacity of 60,000 packets a month and currently produces and sells 48,000. The cost sheet at current volume shows: selling price Rs 40 per packet; direct material Rs 14; direct labour Rs 6; variable overhead Rs 3; fixed overhead Rs 8 (Rs 3,84,000 a month); variable selling and distribution Rs 2.
964 words, about 5 min