Overview
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Dullav Campus
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Dullav Campus is a four-year annual-system undergraduate program affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Management. Offered in Bhimsen Thapa Rural Municipality, Masel, Ghyampesal, Gorkha, the program combines foundation courses, core business studies, concentration subjects, research, and project work.
At Dullav Campus, the BBS program is offered within a community-campus setting supported by library, multimedia, counseling, scholarships, sports, journal activities, tours, and ECA.
Highlights
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Four-year annual-system bachelor’s program
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Affiliated with Tribhuvan University, Faculty of Management
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Includes foundation, core, concentration, and project components
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Offers concentration options in Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing
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Includes Business Research Methods and Final Project in the fourth year
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Supported by campus facilities and scholarship provisions
Curriculum Details
The BBS curriculum is structured to balance breadth and functional specialization.
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Foundation and allied areas in language, economics, law, and quantitative methods
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Core business studies in accounting, management, marketing, finance, taxation, business environment, entrepreneurship, and financial systems
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Three concentration courses from one functional area
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Business Research Methods
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Final Project in the fourth year
The yearly structure includes five 100-mark courses in each of the first three years, followed by Entrepreneurship, three concentration courses, Business Research Methods, and Final Project in the final year.
Objectives
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Develop students into competent managers for organized sectors of activity
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Build conceptual knowledge of business and administration
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Develop attitudes, abilities, and practical skills for management roles
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Encourage entrepreneurial capability
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Prepare students for higher studies in management
Scope
The BBS program supports study in business, industry, government, and entrepreneurship. Its structure gives students exposure to business communication, accounting, management, marketing, finance, legal studies, taxation, and research. The final project adds field-based academic work connected to organizational study.
Learning Outcomes
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Understanding of core business and management concepts
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Ability to study business issues across functional areas
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Knowledge in one chosen concentration area
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Experience in research and project-based academic work
Skill Development Modules
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Business communication
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Business statistics
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Financial accounting and analysis
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Organizational behavior and human resource management
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Business research methods
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Entrepreneurship
Teaching Methodology
The BBS program uses a combination of academic and practical approaches, including:
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Lectures
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Group discussions
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Problem-solving exercises
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Guest lectures
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Practical work
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Project work
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Case method where required
Career Opportunities
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Business and management roles
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Industry and government-related work
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Entrepreneurship
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Higher studies in management
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Teaching, research, and consultancy
Scholarships and Financial Aid
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Dalit students
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Indigenous communities
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Persons with disabilities
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Martyrs’ families
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Students with extremely weak economic conditions
Why Study BBS at Dullav Campus?
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TU-affiliated annual-system program
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Community-campus setting in Gorkha
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Access to library, multimedia, counseling, and ECA
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Scholarship support for identified groups
Admission Process
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Admission notice published by the campus
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Submission of application form
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Submission of academic documents
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Admission based on campus and faculty requirements
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Completion of fee payment and enrollment
Required Documents
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Class 12 / +2 or equivalent transcript
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Character certificate
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Migration certificate if applicable
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Transfer certificate
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Citizenship or birth certificate copy
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Passport-size photographs
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Application form and fee receipt
Exam and Result Processes
The BBS program follows the annual examination system of Tribhuvan University. Final evaluation is conducted through the Office of the Controller of Examinations. Students need a minimum of 70 percent attendance in classes actually held to qualify for the annual examinations. The final project report is also part of the academic evaluation process.
Conclusion
The BBS program at Dullav Campus brings together business foundations, functional specialization, research, and project work in a four-year TU-affiliated structure. It also connects academic study with student support services available at the campus.
