The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Mainapokhar Sharada Multiple Campus is a four-year bachelor-level program offered under the Faculty of Management of Tribhuvan University. The campus is located in Mainapokhar, Badhaiyatal Rural Municipality-6, Bardiya, and runs the program as part of its bachelor-level academic offerings in Management and Education.
At this campus, BBS is one of the two current academic programs. The program follows the annual system and is designed around foundation courses, core management subjects, concentration-area study, business research, and final project work. Within the campus context, the program is supported by regular classrooms, internet-connected buildings, library access, computer lab support, and a teaching setup that combines academic instruction with project-based requirements in the final year.

TU-affiliated Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program
Four-year annual system under the Faculty of Management
Offered at a community-based campus in Mainapokhar, Bardiya
One of the two current bachelor-level programs at the campus
Curriculum includes compulsory, core, concentration, research, and project components
Final year includes business research methods and final project work
Campus facilities include classrooms, library, computer lab, multimedia support, sports, counseling, and internet-connected buildings
Scholarship support is available for poor students
The BBS curriculum at this campus follows the standard four-year annual structure of Tribhuvan University’s Faculty of Management.
First Year: Business English, Business Statistics, Microeconomics for Business, Financial Accounting and Analysis, Principles of Management
Second Year: Business Communication, Macroeconomics for Business, Cost and Management Accounting, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Fundamentals of Financial Management
Third Year: Business Law, Foundation of Financial Systems, Business Environment and Strategy, Taxation in Nepal, Fundamentals of Marketing
Fourth Year: Entrepreneurship, three concentration courses from one functional area, Business Research Methods, and Final Project
The concentration options in the final year are drawn from Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Management.
Develop conceptual knowledge of business and administration
Build a general management perspective
prepare students for organized sectors of business, industry, and government
support further study in management
include research and project work within the degree structure
At Mainapokhar Sharada Multiple Campus, the BBS program serves students seeking management education within Bardiya and nearby areas through a local community campus. Its structure combines core business study with a concentration area in the final year, allowing students to move from foundational management subjects to a more focused academic direction.
The inclusion of business research and final project work gives the program an applied academic component. Within the campus setting, this is supported by available teaching space, internet access, and learning facilities that help students complete regular coursework and project-based requirements.
Understand core concepts of business and management
analyze business and management issues from multiple functional areas
develop knowledge in accounting, finance, marketing, or management concentration
complete research-based academic work in the final year
meet the academic requirements for higher study in management
Business communication
statistical and quantitative analysis
accounting and financial understanding
organizational and management analysis
research and report preparation
project-based academic work
The BBS program uses the instructional approach prescribed for the TU Faculty of Management and is delivered within the campus’s regular academic setting.
Lectures
Group discussions
Problem-solving exercises
Guest lectures
Practical work
Project work
Case method where required and possible
Entry-level roles in business organizations
work in administrative and management-related settings
opportunities in government and private sector offices
foundation for entrepreneurship
pathway to higher study in management
Scholarship facilities are available for poor students
Campus funding supports scholarship programs
Financial support is drawn from government grants, local community contributions, student fees, and support from local and provincial governments
Admission follows TU rules, faculty regulations, and campus procedures
The campus publishes an admission notice
Eligible applicants submit the prescribed application form and required academic documents
Admission may include entrance examination, merit-based selection, or both, depending on campus or program requirements
Selected applicants complete admission by document submission and fee payment
Academic registration follows TU rules and the applicable academic calendar
Class 12 / +2 transcript or equivalent academic record
Character certificate
Migration certificate, if applicable
Transfer certificate (TC)
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Completed admission/application form
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate, if applicable
Entrance scorecard, if required
The BBS program follows the annual examination system of Tribhuvan University. Final evaluation is conducted through annual examinations under the Office of the Controller of Examinations. To appear in the annual examination, students are required to meet attendance and academic progression requirements set under the program.
The degree is awarded after successful completion of all prescribed courses, concentration papers, and the final project within the time limit set by Tribhuvan University.
The BBS program at Mainapokhar Sharada Multiple Campus offers a TU-affiliated management degree within a local community-campus setting in Bardiya. Its value at this campus lies in the availability of a full four-year annual BBS structure, final-year research and project work, and access to academic facilities that support regular study.