If you plan to study management after +2 in Nepal, the BBS program at Birendra Memorial College (BMC), Dharan, Sunsari—Tribhuvan University–affiliated—offers a solid four-year route for business studies.
Students often search “BBS Birendra Memorial College Dharan,” “TU BBS Nepal,” and “BBS course subjects.” This page explains the structure, learning approach, and outcomes in clear steps.
BBS at BMC focuses on accounting, finance, marketing, operations, business law, and organizational studies with project reports and presentations.
TU semester/annual structure as per current TU model and notices
Core courses in accounting, finance, marketing, and HR/OB
Business communication, report writing, and presentation skills
Library access, exam support, and mentoring
Scholarship provision for at least 10% of students under policy
Here’s what you study across the program:
Principles of management, micro/macro economics, business math/statistics
Financial accounting, cost/management accounting, taxation basics
Business finance, banking concepts, investment fundamentals
Marketing principles, consumer behavior, sales and distribution
Human resource management, organizational behavior, business law
Entrepreneurship, research basics, and project/report writing
Course delivery follows TU’s BBS curriculum. Assignments and class tests keep you on pace for finals.
Build fundamentals in accounting and finance
Understand marketing and consumer insights for local markets
Learn HR, OB, and legal basics that affect daily business decisions
Produce clear reports and presentations
Students ask where BBS can lead. Graduates pursue MBS, MBA (as per eligibility), CA/ACCA pathways, banking training, or specialized diplomas. Work sectors range across banks, insurance, trading firms, manufacturing units, cooperatives, NGOs/INGOs, and local government offices.
Prepare basic financial statements and cost analyses
Read market situations and draft simple plans
Handle HR records and policy summaries
Write business reports with charts and references
Spreadsheet work for accounting and finance tasks
Business writing, presentation, and meeting notes
Basic research methods and case analysis
Tax and compliance basics as introduced in coursework
Teaching includes lectures, tutorials, case discussions, practical exercises, and project/report writing. Faculty share local examples to connect theory to daily business practices in Nepal. Regular feedback supports exam preparedness.
Not sure about eligibility? BBS follows TU rules for +2 or equivalent from recognized boards.
Eligibility: +2 or equivalent as per TU criteria; grade requirements per current TU notice
Process: Submit application, attend interaction if asked, complete fee steps within dates, and confirm your seat
Documents: Academic transcripts, character certificate, ID/citizenship, photos, and equivalence where required
Check TU and college notices for updates on grades, quotas, and deadlines.
Entry roles include accounts assistant, finance trainee, sales/marketing assistant, admin officer, store officer, and junior HR assistant. Graduates also prepare for competitive exams or bank trainee intakes based on interest and eligibility.
At least 10% of students receive scholarships. Categories and renewal rules are announced during admission. Maintain copies of official letters and receipts.
TU affiliation with clear papers and assessments
Accounting, finance, marketing, and HR skills that apply to Nepali workplaces
Project/report writing that strengthens communication
Scholarship access and steady academic support
BBS at BMC supports Nepali learners who want structured business study under TU. For intake dates, forms, and seat updates, follow TU circulars and contact the BMC admission desk.
