Overview
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Jayamangala Multiple Campus, Chitwan
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Jayamangala Multiple Campus, Chitwan is a Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliated undergraduate program designed for students who want a strong, practical foundation in business and management. Delivered in a morning shift at Ratnanagar-13, Jayamangala, Chitwan, the program suits learners who balance academics with work, family responsibilities, and community life.
With disciplined academic routines, regular internal evaluation, and supportive learning facilities, BBS here prepares students for entry-level professional roles and for higher studies in management-related fields.
Quick Highlights
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Program: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)
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University Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU), Faculty of Management
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Duration & System: 4 years, annual examination system
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Shift: Morning
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Medium of Instruction: Nepali and English
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Core Strengths: Accounting, finance, marketing orientation; project and research exposure
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Facilities: Library, computer lab, science lab, multimedia, counseling, journal, conference hall, sports, tours, ECA
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Fees: Admission Rs 6,000 | Monthly Rs 1,300 | Internal exam Rs 200
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Scholarships/Discounts: Need-based and merit-based provisions (details below)
Who Should Choose BBS?
BBS is ideal if you want to:
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Build career-ready skills in accounting, finance, marketing, management, and business communication
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Develop analytical and decision-making ability through economics, statistics, and research methods
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Gain real-world exposure through fieldwork and a final project
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Keep study practical and affordable while learning in a disciplined environment
Program Structure and Curriculum
BBS follows TU’s annual system and is completed over four academic years. The curriculum combines foundational subjects, core business courses, specialization (concentration) courses, research, and a final project.
First Year
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MGT 201: Business English
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MGT 202: Business Statistics
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MGT 207: Microeconomics for Business
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MGT 211: Financial Accounting and Analysis
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MGT 213: Principles of Management
Second Year
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MGT 205: Business Communication
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MGT 209: Macroeconomics for Business
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MGT 212: Cost and Management Accounting
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MGT 223: Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management
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MGT 215: Fundamentals of Financial Management
Third Year
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MGT 204: Business Law
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MGT 226: Foundation of Financial Systems
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MGT 217: Business Environment and Strategy
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MGT 224: Taxation in Nepal
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MGT 214: Fundamentals of Marketing
Fourth Year
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MGT 225: Entrepreneurship
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Three Concentration Courses (chosen from one specialization area)
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MGT 221: Business Research Methods
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MGT 401: Final Project
Concentration Areas (Specialization)
In the fourth year, students choose three concentration courses from a single functional area. Jayamangala Multiple Campus supports specialization orientation in:
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Accountancy
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Finance
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Marketing
(Concentration course availability can vary by academic planning and student group size each year.)
Teaching Approach and Academic Practice
Learning is built around both concept and application. Students experience:
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Lecture-based learning with strong focus on fundamentals
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Group discussions to sharpen communication and teamwork
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Case studies to connect theory with business reality
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Field visits/presentations for practical exposure
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Multimedia-supported classes where appropriate
The academic calendar includes quarterly internal examinations and continuous feedback so students can track progress well before annual exams.
Examination, Attendance, and Academic Rules
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Final evaluation: Annual examinations under TU
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Attendance requirement: Minimum 70% of classes held (to appear in annual exams)
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Division thresholds:
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Third Division: 35%
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Second Division: 45%
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First Division: 60%
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Distinction: 75%
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Progression rule: Students must appear in first-year final exams before appearing in second-year final exams
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Completion requirement: Successful completion of 19 courses (1950 marks) plus a final project report (50 marks) with passing grades in all required components
Final Project and Fieldwork
The fourth-year project is a major strength of BBS. Students complete four weeks of fieldwork in an organization during a schedule fixed by the campus. The final output is a structured project report, assessed through campus-level evaluation (including viva-voce) and submitted through TU’s examination process. This helps students build research discipline, report writing skills, and professional confidence.
Fees and Scholarships
Fee Structure
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Admission: Rs 6,000
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Monthly: Rs 1,300
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Internal Examination: Rs 200
Scholarship and Discount Support
Financial support includes:
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Need-based scholarships for poor and hardworking students
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Merit-based full-fee scholarship for one student in each faculty based on highest previous-level marks
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Discounts in admission and monthly fees based on previous-level marks
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Awards/scholarships for top academic positions and quarterly internal exam performance
Career Scope After BBS
BBS builds a practical base for roles such as:
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Junior Accountant / Accounts Assistant
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Banking and Financial Services Trainee
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Sales and Marketing Assistant
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Admin and Operations Assistant
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Tax and Documentation Support (entry-level)
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Entrepreneurship and small business management
It also supports higher study pathways in management-related programs.
FAQ
1) How long is the BBS program?
BBS is a 4-year undergraduate program under the annual system.
2) Is BBS affiliated with TU?
Yes, the program runs under Tribhuvan University (TU) affiliation.
3) What is the minimum eligibility for admission?
Completion of 10+2 in business/commerce or an equivalent qualification recognized by TU, along with any additional campus requirements.
4) Does BBS include specialization?
Yes. In the fourth year, students choose three concentration courses from one specialization area.
5) Is there a final project?
Yes. The fourth year includes Business Research Methods and a Final Project with organizational fieldwork.
6) Are scholarships available?
Yes. Both need-based and merit-based scholarships/discounts are available, along with awards tied to internal performance.




















