Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate management program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. The campus is located on the East-West Highway at Sukhad, Ghodaghodi, Kailali, Nepal, and offers BBS as one of its bachelor-level academic programs under TU.

The BBS program runs under the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University. It follows the four-year annual system and is designed to develop students’ understanding of business, management, administration, entrepreneurship and organizational decision-making.

Course Overview

About the BBS Program

The Bachelor of Business Studies program is intended for students who want to build a foundation in business and management. The program introduces students to the concepts and practical skills needed to understand organizations, business operations, finance, accounting, marketing, economics, business law, entrepreneurship and research.

The objective of the BBS program is to develop students into competent managers for different sectors of organized activity. The curriculum gives students a broad understanding of management concepts and reality-based skills related to the operation and management of organizations.

At Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus, BBS is relevant for students from Sukhad, Ghodaghodi, Kailali and surrounding areas who want to study management under Tribhuvan University while remaining close to their local academic community.

Program Objectives

The BBS program aims to equip students with conceptual knowledge of business and administration so they can develop a general management perspective. It also works to develop attitudes, abilities and practical skills that support growth into responsible business managers.

The program encourages entrepreneurial capability and provides a foundation for higher studies in management. It also supports academic pathways related to teaching, research and consultancy after further study and professional development.

Curricular Structure

The BBS curriculum is designed with both breadth and depth. It includes foundation areas, core business studies, concentration courses and final project work.

The foundation areas include subjects such as language, economic analysis, legal environment and quantitative methods. These subjects help students understand and analyze management concepts, theories and practices.

Core business courses cover important functional areas of business and management. The concentration area allows students to focus on one functional field such as accounting, finance, management or marketing. Final project work gives students an opportunity to connect classroom learning with organizational study.

Course Composition

Compulsory Courses

• MGT 201: Business English

• MGT 202: Business Statistics

• MGT 207: Microeconomics for Business

• MGT 204: Business Law

• MGT 205: Business Communication

• MGT 209: Macroeconomics for Business

Core Courses

• MGT 211: Financial Accounting and Analysis

• MGT 212: Cost and Management Accounting

• MGT 213: Principles of Management

• MGT 214: Fundamentals of Marketing

• MGT 215: Fundamentals of Financial Management

• MGT 223: Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management

• MGT 217: Business Environment and Strategy

• MGT 224: Taxation in Nepal

• MGT 225: Entrepreneurship

• MGT 221: Business Research Methods

• MGT 226: Foundation of Financial Systems

Concentration Areas

BBS students choose three courses from one concentration area. The concentration options include Accounting, Finance, Marketing and Management.

Accounting

• ACC 250: Accounting for Banking

• ACC 251: Accounting for Business

• ACC 252: Advanced Financial Accounting

• ACC 255: Auditing

• ACC 256: Advance Cost and Management Accounting

Finance

• FIN 250: Fundamentals of Corporate Finance

• FIN 251: Commercial Bank Management

• FIN 255: Management of Financial Institutions

• FIN 253: Fundamentals of Investment

• FIN 254: Insurance and Risk Management

Marketing

• MKT 250: Fundamentals of Selling

• MKT 251: Customer Relationship Management

• MKT 252: Foreign Trade and Export Management in Nepal

• MKT 253: Fundamentals of Advertising

• MKT 254: Fundamentals of Services Marketing

Management

• MGT 251: International Business

• MGT 256: Small and Medium Enterprises

• MGT 257: Event Management

• MGT 258: Project Management

• MGT 259: Technology & Information Management

Year-wise Course Structure

First Year

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

Second Year

The second year introduces foundation and core courses that help students understand business practices and broader areas of business studies.

Third Year

The third year strengthens students’ understanding of business law, financial systems, business environment, taxation and marketing.

Fourth Year

The fourth year allows students to focus on a concentration area and complete research and final project work.

Eligibility

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

Students must also satisfy any other entry requirements or criteria prescribed by the Faculty Board or the campus.

Final Project Work

Final project work is an essential academic requirement for fourth-year BBS students in all concentration courses. Students complete fieldwork and spend four weeks studying and learning from an organization during the period fixed by the campus or college.

After fieldwork, students prepare a project report in the format prescribed by the Faculty of Management and submit it to the college or campus for evaluation. Students may also be asked to present the report to the class or faculty members. The report is evaluated by external and internal examiners, and the final viva-voce examination is conducted by the research committee of the concerned campus or college.

Attendance, Evaluation and Grading

The final evaluation of BBS students is conducted through the annual examination of the Office of the Controller of Examinations, Tribhuvan University.

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

The annual examination grading system is:

Minimum General Requirements

The four-year BBS program requires a minimum of 150 teaching days in an academic year, excluding the days used for admission and annual examinations. The total instructional hours in an academic year are 615.

A 100-mark paper has 150 lectures of 50 minutes each. Practical work may require additional class hours as fixed by the Faculty Board. Campuses running morning or evening shifts must also meet the minimum class requirement.

Teaching and Learning Methods

The BBS program uses teaching methods that help students understand the realities of business, industry and government. The recommended approaches include lectures, group discussions, problem-solving exercises, guest lectures, practical work and project work. Campuses are also encouraged to use the case method of instruction where needed and possible.

At Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus, teaching is supported by traditional and ICT-based methods. The campus uses lectures, fieldwork, project-based assignments, PowerPoint presentations, report writing, research activities and collaborative learning. Guidance and counseling are also available for academic support and preparation for job-related competitions.

Graduation Requirements

The BBS degree is awarded after successful completion of the four-year program. Students must complete 19 courses of 1,950 marks and submit a final project report of 50 marks with passing grades in all prescribed courses.

Students must also pass the theory, practical and project work components separately where such components apply. Completion of all course requirements must occur within the time limit prescribed by Tribhuvan University.

Academic Resources and Facilities at Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus

Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus has classrooms, lab and library rooms, administration rooms, exam halls, canteen, health desk, guest rooms and ICT-supported academic resources. The campus has computer facilities, internet access, projectors, smart boards and an e-library system in collaboration with Tribhuvan University Central Library.

These resources support BBS students in classroom study, presentations, project work, report writing, research activities and computer-supported academic tasks.

Further Study and Academic Pathways

The BBS program provides a foundation for higher studies in management. It can support further academic pathways in areas such as management, business studies, finance, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship, research and related fields.

The program also supports students who want to understand business and public administration, organizational activity and management practice before moving into further study or professional development.

Who Can Study BBS?

BBS is suitable for students interested in business, management, accounting, finance, marketing, economics, entrepreneurship, organizational behavior and administration. It is especially relevant for students who want a TU-affiliated management degree with a broad academic base and concentration options in major functional areas of business.

At Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus, the program serves students from Sukhad, Ghodaghodi, Kailali and nearby areas who want to study business and management locally under Tribhuvan University.

Contact

Campus: Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus

Location: East-West Highway, Sukhad, Ghodaghodi, Kailali, Nepal

Email: ghodaghodimultiplecampus@gmail.com

Website: https://ghodaghodicampus.edu.np/

FAQ

What is the duration of BBS at Ghodaghodi Multiple Campus?

BBS is a four-year bachelor’s degree program affiliated with Tribhuvan University.

Which faculty runs the BBS program?

The BBS program runs under the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University.

What is the academic system of BBS?

The BBS program follows a four-year annual system.

What is the eligibility for BBS?

Students must have completed 10+2 in business or commerce, or an equivalent course recognized by Tribhuvan University. They must also meet other entry requirements prescribed by the Faculty Board or the campus.

How many courses are required for BBS graduation?

Students must complete 19 courses of 1,950 marks and submit a final project report of 50 marks.

Does BBS include project work?

Yes. Fourth-year BBS students complete final project work, including fieldwork, report writing and evaluation.

What are the concentration areas in BBS?

The concentration areas include Accounting, Finance, Marketing and Management.

What attendance is required for BBS annual examinations?

Students must have at least 70 percent attendance in the classes actually held to qualify for annual examinations.