Himalayan WhiteHouse International College

Ramshahpath, Putalisadak, Kathmandu

ABOUT

Himalayan WhiteHouse International College-CMT is located in Ramshahpath, Putalisadak, Kathmandu. It was established in the year 2001 A.D., with a vision of ‘Center for Excellence in Education’ as one of the leading Management and Technology Colleges in Nepal. It has been offering quality education with a profound knowledge of college management strategies. The college is therefore ranked as the top leading institution providing Management, Hospitality, Engineering, and Liberal Arts programs in Nepal.

The college has been providing undergraduate programs in Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM), Bachelor in Liberal Arts & Science (BLAS), Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.E. Civil), and Bachelor in Bio-Technology (B.Tech) courses. It has also offered graduate programs in Master of Business Administration (MBA), and Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) courses.

WhiteHouse focuses on the combined approach to quality academics, outstanding faculties, and state-of-the-art facilities to mold students for global competition and challenge to become global achievers and leaders. Further, they are groomed with organization, communication, innovation, and leadership skills in an environment where they are challenged, encouraged, and equipped for their career options.

Vision

To be a center of excellence in professional education, research, and training thus producing graduates and professionals with exceptional leadership qualities to serve national and global needs.

Commitment:

To provide opportunities for quality education for all deserving students.
To design and deliver curricula meeting the national and global changing needs through student-centric learning methodologies as well as through well trained and supportive faculties.
To promote overall personality with alumni, academia, and industry.
To strengthen the educational social responsibilities of the institution.

Values

Commitment
Professionalism
Integrity
Competitiveness
Openness to diversity
Entrepreneurship

Salient Features

Department of Student Affair (DOSA)

The Department of Student Affairs (DSA) is the student representing body at WhiteHouse which works to elevate students' extracurricular experience and helps excel in different aspects of an exciting student life at the college. DoSA also acts as a bridge between the students and management that foster innovation creativity and initiatives that originate directly from the students. The department is managed completely by either an alumni / and a graduating student. This also gives an opportunity for the students to become academically as well as professionally engaged. The department focuses on managing student events, designing student growth, development programs, and handling students' queries and suggestion.

Business and Economic Research Cell (BeREC)

HWIC has started Business and Economic Research Cell (BeREC) where students, faculties and scholars are engaged in research activities in business and economic disciplines. BeRC publishes bi-annual Business and Economic Research Journal. The Cell also organizes national and international conferences annually. BeREC has maximum participation of students for the seminar and internship report writing on various themes. Students learn via hands on training on data analysis, scientific writing and international research paper replication followed by numerous short training courses.

LeadBox Toastmasters Club

LeadBox Toastmasters Club is a vibrant and supportive community working towards developing better communicators and leaders. The Club provides an encouraging and an active platform to develop public speaking and leadership skills along with mentorship. The Club not just provide a platform to practice public speaking skills in front of an audience but also provide effective feedback on how to improve skills in order to become the best public speaker. WhiteHouse has established the LeadBox Toastmasters Club of WhiteHouse Kathmandu where the students can improve their communication, public speaking and leadership skills.

White House Entrepreneurship and Development Cell (WeDC)

White House Entrepreneurship and Development Cell (WeDC) explores entrepreneurial thirst and spirit inside Whitehousians and serves as a platform for idea generation, screening and implementation The Cell supports students to start new venture through expert service and helps them in business consulting, networking as well as funding opportunities. The cell also conducts different types of workshops and trainings to connect with start-up consultants and supporters.

Admission Guidelines

BHM

Eligibility:

A minimum of Grade D+ or CGPA 1.6 in all subject.

Selection Procedure

Appear in White House Management Admission Test (WHAT)
Written Test 50
Interview 50

BBA and BLAS

Eligibility:

A minimum of CGPA C with at least D+ in all subjects in +2 or equivalent exams.

Selection Procedure

Appear in White House Admission Test (WHAT)
Written Test 50
Interview 50

Graduation Requirements

A minimum of 2.00 CGPA at the end of the course.
Maximum time period allowed for the completion of the course: 14 semesters (7 years).

MBA

Documents Required

SLC/SEE: Mark Sheet and Character Certificate
+2 & Bachelor: Academic Transcript, Character Certificate, Provisional Certificate and Original Migration Certificate.

Eligibility:

Applicants must have minimum 45% or 2.00 CGPA in Bachelor Level

Selection Procedure

Written Test: White House General Aptitude Test (WGAT)
Group Discussion
Interview

Intakes:

July/August (Fall season) - 30 seats
January/February (Spring season) - 30 seats

EMBA

Documents Required

SLC/SEE: Mark Sheet and Character Certificate
+2 & Bachelor: Academic Transcript, Character Certificate, Provisional Certificate and Original Migration Certificate.
Job experience: Letter from the organization

Eligibility:

A Minimum of 2.00 CGPA or 45% in Bachelor level or equivalent exams + 1 year of work experience , Or
A minimum of 40% in Bachelor level or equivalent exams + 2 year of work experience

(Note: Work experience gained after the completion of Bachelor's degree is only taken into account.)

Selection Procedure

Written Test: White House Graduate Admission Test (WGAT)
Interview

Intakes:

July/August (Fall season) - 30 seats
January/February (Spring season) - 30 seats

BE Civil & in Biotechnology (B. Tech)

+2 (Biology or Physical group)/Diploma or equivalent degrees with minimum of “C” in each subject or 45% in aggregate.

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

BHM

White House College offers Scholarships for the deserving applicants on merit basis. For this, aspirants must submit a written application addressed to the head of the college.

BBA and BLAS

White House College offers Scholarships for the deserving applicants on merit basis. For this, aspirants must submit a written application addressed to the head of the respective program.

Merit/Scholarship offers (For BBA and BLAS)

Semester SGPA 3.25 and above:Scholarship amount Rs. 5,000 in next semester.
Semester SGPA 3.50 and above:Scholarship amount Rs. 10,000 in next semester.
Semester SGPA 4.00 and above:Scholarship amount Rs. 20,000 in next semester.
If the scholarship of 10% and above is granted earlier, clauses will not be applicable.
Scholarships will be granted till sixth semester only.

MBA

a. HWIC Retention Scholarships (seats: five) all retained WhiteHouse graduates two-third
(67%) waiver on Admission Fee
b. HWIC merit stipends seats unlimited Securing 3.5 to below 4.00 SGPA- stipends amount
NPR. 10,000/- in the next semester and securing 4.00 SGPA amount NPR. 20,000/- in the
next semester (Applicable for 1st & 2 nd Semester).

EMBA

At least two candidates from the same organization join together, each candidate will be provided a waiver of Rs. 5,000 in the last installment of the program fee.
If three or more candidates from the same organization join together, each candidate will be provided a waiver of Rs. 10,000 in the last installment of the program fee.

BE Civil & Biotechnology(B.Tech)

Merit: 5 percent of total admitted students on the basis of entrance examination.
Reservation: 5 percent of total admitted students on the basis of reservation quota.