Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

BBS at Juddha Campus

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Juddha Campus is a four-year full-time annual program offered in Gaur, Rautahat, Madhesh Pradesh, Nepal. Juddha Campus is a community-owned campus affiliated with Tribhuvan University and approved by the University Grants Commission of Nepal. The program is part of the campus’s management stream and follows TU rules, guidelines, annual examinations, and result schedules. Students study in an academic environment supported by library access, internet, multimedia, counseling, classrooms, sports, extracurricular activities, and scholarship support for several student groups.

Quick Highlights

• Course: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

• Campus: Juddha Campus

• Location: Gaur Municipality, Gaur, Rautahat, Madhesh Pradesh, Nepal

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University

• Duration: 4 years, full-time

• System: Annual

• Approval: UGC Nepal

Course Structure and Learning Focus

The BBS program builds a broad foundation in business and administration. It brings together language, economics, law, quantitative methods, accounting, management, marketing, finance, taxation, business environment, and research. The first three years focus on compulsory and core courses. In the fourth year, students study Entrepreneurship, Business Research Methods, and a Final Project, along with concentration courses in Accounting, Finance, Management, or Marketing.

The annual system requires regular class participation. Students need a minimum of 70 percent attendance in the classes held to qualify for annual examinations. The final project is an academic requirement in the fourth year and involves fieldwork, report writing, and evaluation.

Admission and Student Support

For admission, applicants must have completed 10+2 in business or commerce, or an equivalent qualification recognized by Tribhuvan University. Other entry requirements may be set by the Faculty Board or the campus. Juddha Campus provides scholarships for Dalit, Muslim, girls, Madheshi girls, Janajati students, persons with disabilities, martyrs’ families, and students from weak economic backgrounds.