Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Kantipur Campus in Danchhi, Kathmandu, runs under Tribhuvan University. The program builds core knowledge in accounting, economics, business studies, quantitative methods, and key management functions. Classes follow TU rules and assessment cycles, with a morning schedule that supports commuters.
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (4 years)
Focus Areas: Accounting, economics, business studies, quantitative methods, management
Learning Mode: Classes, assignments, presentations, small projects, internal tests
Support: Library access, counseling, and exam-form guidance
The course covers financial and cost accounting, micro and macroeconomics, organization and operations topics, and quantitative tools. You practice ledger work, ratio analysis, budgeting basics, and summaries for decision support. Past papers and short tasks mirror TU evaluation patterns. Electives and internal tasks follow seat planning and the annual academic plan.
Build a clear understanding of business and accounting practice.
Strengthen numerical fluency for summaries and simple projections.
Improve written and verbal communication for office contexts.
Prepare for TU board exams and common entry roles in Nepal.
Graduates apply these skills in banks, cooperatives, insurance offices, trading houses, NGOs, and small firms. Many students continue to master’s study in management or finance as their next step.
Prepare and read basic financial statements.
Use economic ideas to think about price, demand, and cost.
Apply quantitative tools for summaries and simple decisions.
Write short reports, minutes, and class presentations with clarity.
Accounting Skills: Journal, ledger, trial balance, and statements.
Quantitative Skills: Descriptive statistics, probability basics, index numbers.
Business Communication: Reports, memos, meeting notes, slides.
Teamwork: Small projects with defined peer roles.
Teachers use short lectures, guided examples, unit tests, and project briefs. Office hours support individual questions. Departments conduct exam-oriented reviews before TU finals.
Keep a weekly tracker of submission dates.
Revise formulas after each statistics session.
Use library time to review past questions by topic.
Entry Route: +2 or equivalent as per TU rules.
Process: Counseling → form submission → merit screening per TU rules → fee payment within the deadline → orientation.
+2 transcript and certificates
Character certificate and migration (if applicable)
Recent passport-size photos and a valid ID
Banking and Finance: Teller support, back-office processing, account handling
Accounting Support: Vouchers, ledgers, reconciliations, inventory entries
Operations/Admin: Scheduling, filing, office coordination, basic reporting
Sales/Marketing Coordination: Client follow-up, stock records, invoicing
Scholarships are available for women learners, students from disadvantaged groups, and high-performing students. Categories and quotas appear in each intake notice. Keep copies of all documents and submit within the stated window.
Clear TU pathway in core business areas.
Morning schedule that suits daily travel from surrounding areas.
Support systems that help first-generation learners stay on track.
BBS at Kantipur Campus offers steady training in business basics under TU. Visit the administration office for the latest subject basket, deadlines, and fee details.
1) What will I study in BBS?
Accounting, economics, business studies, quantitative methods, and management topics under TU.
2) Does the campus run morning classes?
Yes, morning shift has been common.
3) Which documents are needed at admission?
+2 transcript, certificates, character certificate, migration (if applicable), photos, and a valid ID.
4) Are scholarships offered?
Yes. Intake notices list categories, quotas, and required documents.
5) Which entry roles fit a BBS graduate?
Banking support, accounting support, office operations, and sales/marketing coordination.
