
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program at Anarmani Public Campus, Jhapa, is a four-year undergraduate degree affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The course is designed to help students understand the principles of business, management, and entrepreneurship in a structured academic setting. Located in Birta Bazar, Birtamode-3, Jhapa, the campus delivers this program in both English and Nepali mediums to ensure inclusivity and local accessibility.
This program serves students who seek reliable, cost-effective, and academically structured higher education in business within their community.
It is especially relevant for learners from Jhapa and nearby districts who aim to pursue higher education without financial or geographical barriers.
Degree Awarded: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
Duration: 4 academic years (annual system)
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Medium of Instruction: English and Nepali
Mode: Morning shift
Recognition: Approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal
The BBS curriculum is structured across four academic years and includes foundational, core, and specialized courses.
The program integrates theory with practical exposure and research components. The academic structure comprises:
First Year
Business English
Business Statistics
Microeconomics for Business
Financial Accounting and Analysis
Principles of Management
Second Year
Business Communication
Macroeconomics for Business
Cost and Management Accounting
Organizational Behavior & HRM
Fundamentals of Financial Management
Third Year
Business Law
Foundation of Financial Systems
Business Environment and Strategy
Taxation in Nepal
Fundamentals of Marketing
Fourth Year
Entrepreneurship
Business Research Methods
Final Project
Three specialization papers in one of the following areas:
Accounting
Finance
Management
Marketing
Each academic year carries 500 marks, totaling 2000 marks across four years, including the final project work.
The primary objective of the BBS program is to produce graduates who are capable of making practical contributions to Nepal’s business and public sectors. Specific goals include:
Building a strong foundation in management and business knowledge.
Strengthening analytical, decision-making, and communication abilities.
Preparing students for leadership roles in organizations or for starting their ventures.
Establishing academic readiness for postgraduate studies in management or related fields.
Graduates of the BBS program can pursue careers in banking, finance, accounting, human resources, marketing, insurance, and public administration.
The degree is also a recognized qualification for postgraduate admission in Nepal and abroad. It lays the groundwork for various roles in the government and non-government sectors.
By the end of the program, students are expected to:
Understand core concepts of business and management.
Analyze business problems and recommend logical solutions.
Communicate clearly in both written and verbal formats.
Demonstrate research capability through project-based learning.
Apply theoretical knowledge to practical business scenarios.
Show awareness of ethical, legal, and social responsibilities in business.
Throughout the program, students develop skills in:
Financial reporting and budgeting
Business communication and report writing
Data analysis using statistical tools
Business law and taxation
Marketing research
Project development and presentation
These modules are integrated into the coursework and supported by practical assignments.
The program follows a multi-modal teaching approach. This includes:
Classroom lectures using multimedia tools
Group discussions and peer-based learning
Case studies and real-world examples
Project work and presentations
Periodic internal evaluations
Final annual examinations by Tribhuvan University
Anarmani Public Campus ensures that class schedules, assignment deadlines, and examination routines are maintained with academic discipline and transparency.
To be eligible for admission into the BBS program:
Applicants must have completed the 10+2 level (or equivalent) in business or any stream recognized by Tribhuvan University.
Priority is given to students from local and marginalized communities.
Admission is conducted on a merit basis following Tribhuvan University’s guidelines.
Reserved quotas exist for Dalit, Janajati, women, and economically disadvantaged students.
Application forms and instructions are available from the college administration during admission periods.
Graduates of the BBS program are well-positioned for employment in:
Commercial banks and cooperatives
Insurance companies
Corporate and industrial firms
Local government units and NGOs
Entrepreneurship and self-employment
Many BBS graduates from Anarmani Public Campus have pursued further education, including MBS, MBA, and professional certifications in accounting, management, or development studies.
Anarmani Public Campus provides scholarships based on:
Academic performance
Financial background
Reservation categories (Dalit, Janajati, women, marginalized groups)
Scholarships are awarded annually following transparent procedures. More than half of the enrolled students receive some form of fee waiver or scholarship support.
The BBS program at Anarmani Public Campus provides:
A community-based academic environment with minimal fees
A verified Tribhuvan University curriculum with regular evaluations
Flexibility in the medium of instruction
Location advantage for students from Jhapa and nearby districts
A supportive academic team focused on student learning and growth
This course is suitable for students seeking a structured, cost-accessible undergraduate degree in business with practical relevance and academic recognition.
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program at Anarmani Public Campus reflects the institution's long-standing commitment to accessible and meaningful education. With strong academic support, functional infrastructure, and relevance to Nepal’s evolving business landscape, this program provides a solid foundation for students pursuing careers in management, commerce, or entrepreneurship.