Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

BBA at Greenfield National College, Bafal, Kathmandu

BBA at Greenfield National College (GNC), Bafal, Kathmandu runs under Rajarshi Janak University (RJU). The program serves students who want a structured management degree in Nepal with clear semester planning, internship exposure, and steady skill practice in accounting, finance, marketing, HR, operations, business law, and business communication.

Your learning path follows RJU rules for curriculum, evaluation, and semester progression, and campus notices guide session-wise admissions and schedules.

Quick Facts

• Affiliation: Rajarshi Janak University (RJU)

• Duration: Four academic years, eight semesters

• Learning Mode: Classroom study, case tasks, presentations, group projects, and internship

• Assessment: Internal evaluation plus end-semester examinations; project/practicum reports and viva where applicable

• Admission: Entrance process as per RJU and campus notice; document verification and orientation

Curriculum Structure

Early semesters cover financial accounting, business mathematics, statistics, microeconomics, business communication, and introductory management. Students practice short calculations, format business memos, and present brief case notes.

Middle semesters add marketing fundamentals, organizational behavior, business environment, operations basics, and management information systems. Spreadsheet work supports data tables, charts, and quick summaries. Short group tasks simulate decisions on pricing, inventory, or service quality using simplified data.

Later semesters include financial management, human resource management, entrepreneurship, business research methods, and an elective basket reflecting local needs. A practicum or project links methods to a field context. The internship builds workplace habits—time logs, weekly reflections, and feedback meetings—followed by a report and presentation.

Learning Experience and Assessment

Faculty combine concise lectures with practice sets and case discussions. Internal marks arise from class tests, assignments, presentations, and project checkpoints. External exams evaluate core theory and applied understanding. Students keep a small portfolio: spreadsheets, reports, slides, and a brief reflection note after each major task.

Admission Requirements

• Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent from a board recognized by RJU

• Minimums: Session-wise threshold as per RJU policy and campus notice

• Selection: Entrance process (written/aptitude as notified), interview where applicable, and document verification

• Documents: Academic transcripts, character certificate, admit/score sheet (if applicable), equivalence (if needed), ID copies, and photos

Career Outcomes

Graduates enter roles such as banking assistant, client service associate, sales or operations coordinator, junior HR officer, or finance support. The semester rhythm produces consistent writing, data handling, and presentation practice. Students planning for MBA or specialized master’s programs gain a clear base in quantitative tools and communication.

Scholarships and Student Support

• Merit-Linked: Session notices may recognize entrance or semester performance

• Need-Sensitive: Categories follow campus policy and national rules where applicable

• Process: Form submission, verification, and award notice within the intake period

Study and Preparation Tips

• Set weekly goals for reading, numerical drills, and one short presentation.

• Keep a vocabulary list for business terms used in Nepali and English contexts.

• Build a spreadsheet folder for ratios, break-even, and forecast practice.

• Ask for feedback after each presentation to refine clarity and timing.

FAQ

Is the BBA at GNC under RJU?

Yes. The program follows RJU rules and campus notices for each session.

Does BBA include an internship?

Yes. Students complete an internship with reporting and evaluation.

Can students select electives?

Yes. Elective options appear in later semesters based on the university scheme.

What should I prepare before first semester?

Refresh mathematics and basic statistics, and review business writing formats.