The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Galyang Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate program under the annual system of Tribhuvan University. The campus is a community-based institution located in Galyang Municipality-3, Galyang Bazar, Syangja, Gandaki Province, Nepal. Within the campus context, the program is delivered in an academic setting supported by library services, a computer lab, multimedia facilities, counseling, classrooms, a conference hall, and digital study rooms.
The BBS program combines foundation courses, core management study, concentration-area learning, research, and final project work within the TU annual framework.
Course: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
Institution: Galyang Multiple Campus
Institution Type: Community-based campus
Location: Galyang Municipality-3, Galyang Bazar, Syangja, Gandaki Province, Nepal
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Faculty: Faculty of Management
Duration: 4 years
Academic System: Annual
Study Level: Bachelor’s degree
Final Academic Requirement: Final project work in the fourth year
Scholarship Support: Available for needy and deserving students
Relevant Campus Facilities: Library, computer lab, multimedia, counseling, classrooms, conference hall, and digital study rooms
The BBS curriculum is structured to move from foundational business study in the early years to concentration-area study and project work in the final year. The degree requires the successful completion of 19 courses carrying 1950 marks and a final project report carrying 50 marks.
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 and Human Resource Management, 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, and three concentration courses
Concentration areas include Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing
The fourth year includes field-based project work followed by report submission and evaluation
Build conceptual knowledge of business and administration
Develop a general management perspective
strengthen practical and responsible managerial ability
Encourage entrepreneurial capability
Prepare students for higher studies in management
Connect academic study with business, industry, and government settings
The BBS program covers communication, statistics, economics, accounting, finance, management, organizational behavior, law, taxation, marketing, entrepreneurship, and business research. Its annual structure gives students a clear progression from foundational study to concentration-based learning in the final year.
At Galyang Multiple Campus, the program is connected to the campus learning environment through facilities such as the library, computer lab, multimedia support, counseling services, and digital study rooms. These campus resources align with the academic requirements of coursework, research, and final project preparation.
Understand major concepts of business and management
Develop skills in accounting, finance, communication, and organizational analysis
Study one concentration area in the final year
Complete business research and final project work
Prepare for further study in management and related fields
Apply classroom learning to organizational and business contexts
Business communication
Statistical and analytical thinking
Financial accounting and cost analysis
Organizational behavior and human resource understanding
Financial management
Marketing and taxation awareness
Business research methods
Project report preparation and presentation
The BBS program follows the annual academic framework of TU and uses instructional approaches intended to connect classroom learning with business and management study. At Galyang Multiple Campus, this is supported by experienced lecturers, multimedia facilities, a computer lab, and digital study rooms.
Lecture-based teaching
Group discussions
Problem-solving exercises
Guest lectures where applicable
Practical work
Project work in the final year
Field-based study linked to the final project requirement
Entry-level roles in business and office administration
Accounting and bookkeeping support work
Banking and financial service roles
Marketing and sales support roles
Human resource and organizational support work
Entrepreneurship and small business activity
Further study in management
Academic pathways related to teaching, research, and consultancy
Scholarships are available for needy and deserving students.
Applicants must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with a minimum D+ grade in all subjects of Grades 11 and 12.
Admission begins after the campus publishes its admission notice.
Eligible applicants submit the prescribed application form.
Applicants submit the required academic and personal documents.
Selected students complete admission by paying the prescribed fees.
Academic registration follows TU rules, guidelines, and the applicable academic calendar.
Academic Transcript (Grade Sheet) of Class 12 / +2 or equivalent
Character Certificate from the previous institution
Migration Certificate, if applicable
Transfer Certificate (TC)
Citizenship Certificate or Birth Certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Completed admission or application form
Admission fee payment receipt
Entrance scorecard, if required by the campus or program
Equivalence certificate, if applicable
The BBS program follows the annual examination system of Tribhuvan University.
Final examinations are conducted by TU through the Office of the Controller of Examinations.
Students must have at least 70 percent attendance in the classes actually held to qualify for the annual examination.
A student cannot appear in the second-year final examination without first appearing in the first-year final examination.
Students must pass theoretical, practical, and project components separately where those components apply.
The annual grading structure is: Third Division 35 percent, Second Division 45 percent, First Division 60 percent, and Distinction 75 percent.
The fourth-year final project includes field work, report submission, evaluation by internal and external examiners, and viva-voce under the concerned campus process before final scrutiny.
The BBS program at Galyang Multiple Campus offers a structured TU undergraduate management degree within a community-based campus in Syangja. Its academic path moves from business foundations in the first year to concentration-area study and final project work in the fourth year.
For students seeking bachelor-level management study in Galyang, the program combines the TU annual structure with local campus facilities such as library access, computer support, multimedia resources, counseling, and digital study rooms.
