Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Bajhang Deep Campus

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Bajhang Deep Campus is a four-year bachelor’s degree program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. The program is offered under the Management faculty at Bajhang Deep Campus, a community campus located in Kedarsyun Rural Municipality-9, Jhota, Bajhang, Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal.

Bajhang Deep Campus was established in 2013 AD (2069 BS). The campus offers bachelor-level programs in Management and Education, with BBS serving students who want to study business, management, accounting, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, organizational behavior, business law, economics, taxation, and research methods.

Course Overview

Bachelor of Business Studies is a management program designed to prepare students for academic and professional pathways in business, administration, industry, government, entrepreneurship, and further management study.

The BBS curriculum gives students a foundation in business language, statistics, economics, accounting, management, communication, business law, marketing, finance, organizational behavior, taxation, entrepreneurship, research, and project work. It also includes a concentration area in the final year.

At Bajhang Deep Campus, BBS is offered at the bachelor level under Tribhuvan University affiliation.

Key Course Details

Eligibility

Students applying for admission to the BBS program must have successfully completed 10+2 in business/commerce or an equivalent course from a Higher Secondary School Board, Tribhuvan University, or another university or board recognized by Tribhuvan University.

Applicants must also meet any other entry requirements or criteria prescribed by the Faculty Board or the campus.

Course Objectives

The BBS program aims to develop students into competent managers for different sectors of organized activity. It gives students broad knowledge of business concepts and practical skills connected with the operation and management of organizations.

The program focuses on building conceptual knowledge of business and administration, developing a general management perspective, supporting responsible business practice, and preparing students for higher studies in management.

It also introduces students to entrepreneurship and research-based study through business courses and final project work.

Curriculum Structure

The BBS curriculum has four main academic components:

Foundation courses introduce students to language, economic analysis, legal environment, and quantitative methods.

Core business courses cover the major functional areas of business and management.

Concentration courses allow students to focus on a selected functional area in the fourth year.

Final project work connects classroom study with organizational study and report writing.

BBS Course Structure by Year

First Year

The first year builds a foundation for understanding business concepts, theories, and practices.

Second Year

The second year introduces students to communication, macroeconomics, accounting, human resource management, and financial management.

Third Year

The third year covers legal, strategic, taxation, financial systems, and marketing-related areas of business study.

Fourth Year

The fourth year includes entrepreneurship, concentration courses, business research methods, and final project work.

Concentration Areas

In the fourth year, students study three courses from one concentration area. The available concentration areas are:

Final Project Work

Final project work is an academic requirement in the fourth year of the BBS program. Students complete fieldwork and study an organization during the time fixed by the campus or college.

After fieldwork, students prepare a project report in the format prescribed by the Faculty of Management. The report is submitted to the college or campus for evaluation and may also be presented before the class or faculty members.

The project report is evaluated by internal and external examiners appointed by the research committee of the respective campus or college. A final viva-voce examination is conducted by the research committee.

Attendance and Evaluation

The final evaluation of BBS students is conducted through the annual examination system of Tribhuvan University.

Students must maintain at least 70 percent attendance in the classes actually held to qualify for annual examinations. A student is not allowed to appear in the second-year final examination without first appearing in the first-year final examination.

Students must pass theoretical, practical, and project work components separately where such components apply.

Grading System

Graduation Requirements

To complete the BBS program, students must pass 19 courses of 1950 marks and submit a final project report of 50 marks. They must also pass theory and practical components separately where applicable.

Completion of the BBS program must take place within the time limit prescribed by Tribhuvan University.

Learning Approach

The BBS program uses academic methods such as lectures, group discussions, problem-solving exercises, guest lectures, practical work, project work, and case-based instruction where required.

This approach helps students connect business concepts with the practical realities of organizations, industry, government, and business activity in Nepal.

Current Enrollment at Bajhang Deep Campus

Bajhang Deep Campus has 23 students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Studies program. The enrollment includes 12 male students and 11 female students.

Campus Information

Bajhang Deep Campus is a community campus established in 2013 AD (2069 BS). It is affiliated with Tribhuvan University and supported by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of Nepal.

The campus is chaired by Babu Singh. Bir Bahadur Bist serves as the Campus Chief and contact person.

Contact Details

Contact: +977-9864323000, +977-92-590786
Email: bajhangdeepcampus69@gmail.com
Website: https://bajhangdeep.edu.np/
Address: Kedarsyun Rural Municipality-9, Jhota, Bajhang, Sudurpashchim Province, Nepal