We deliberately offer fewer programs so we can teach them exceptionally well — with industry-embedded curriculum, small cohorts, and faculty who've worked in the field.
Train in our purpose-built kitchen, mock front-office and bar lab. Graduate with international hospitality internships, a sommelier badge, and the soft skills five-star service runs on.
A management degree with a real spine in code. Students ship two production projects before graduation and pick a track: Product, Data, or Digital Business.
Most colleges add ECA on the side. We treat sports, debate, social work, and the arts as required muscle — graded, mentored, and woven into who you become by year four.
Max 48–60 students per program. You will be known by name, not roll number. Our faculty-to-student ratio is 1:14.
Hotel GMs and CTOs sit on our curriculum board. The syllabus is rewritten every two years.
Every Aarambha student completes a paid 6-month industry internship with one of our 40+ partner organisations across Nepal and abroad.
Merit, sport, art, and need-based — we publish the rubric, not the politics.
Open courtyards, library bays, a maker-space, and the only roof-top reading deck in Bharatpur.
Mental wellness, career planning, and study-abroad support are part of the package — not an add-on.
Designed to be the simplest application process in Chitwan. No queues, no paper trails — apply, interview, enrol.
10-minute online form. Upload your +2 transcript and a short personal statement.
Open · RollingA friendly conversation with two faculty + a short written aptitude. We're checking fit, not perfection.
Within 7 daysReceive your offer letter and scholarship decision. We disclose the full rubric so you know exactly why.
Within 14 daysA 5-day immersive start — campus tours, faculty meets, cohort buddies, and your first studio project.
Aug 25 · 2026Twelve student clubs, six sports teams, two annual festivals, and a calendar that genuinely doesn't slow down.
From Model UN to the rooftop coffee club, ECA at Aarambha is required, graded, and the part most alumni miss the most. Twelve clubs and six sports teams — you'll find your tribe by week two.
I came in shy and left running a 14-person kitchen brigade at a five-star property in Doha. Aarambha didn't just teach me to cook — it taught me to lead.
The BITM faculty actually replies to messages at 10 PM. I've shipped two real products before finishing semester 5.
We saw a real change in our daughter within six months — confident, articulate. As a parent, that's worth more than any rank.
The fee transparency was the deciding factor. Everything published, no surprises in semester three.
I joined the debate club on day one and three years later I'm representing Nepal at SAARC Youth Forum.
Open houses, hackathons, sports finals, cultural festivals — a few highlights from the last few months at Aarambha.
We track what students actually learn and build — not just where they end up. Our graduating students leave with real projects in their portfolios, industry internship experience, and the academic record to pursue the next opportunity on their own terms.
A guided, 8-minute video tour of every corner of campus — recorded in March 2026 with current students and faculty.
Essays from our faculty, dispatches from students, and the occasional honest opinion on what college could be.
The case for smaller classes isn't romantic — it's economic, pedagogical, and overdue. A note from our academic dean.
Read essay →BHM senior Sneha Pandey on what her internship actually taught her about leadership, plating, and burnout.
Read story →Our curriculum board sat down with twelve hiring managers. Here's what they kept saying about the next two years.
Read brief →Common questions from students and parents. Still curious? Send us a note.
Sometimes the fastest answer is a phone call. Our admissions office picks up Sun–Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM NPT.
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Admissions for 2083 BS are now open for BHM & BITM. Merit scholarships up to 100%, guaranteed paid internships, and small cohorts of fewer than 60 students.