Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Namuna Bageshwori Multiple Campus, Dhading

The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Namuna Bageshwori Multiple Campus, Dhading is a four-year, full-time undergraduate program offered under the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University (TU). Delivered in the annual system, BBS prepares students for professional roles in business, industry, and government while building a strong base for entrepreneurship and further study in management.

The program blends foundational knowledge (language, economics, law, and quantitative methods) with core business disciplines across accounting, finance, marketing, strategy, taxation, organizational behavior, and research. In the final year, students select a concentration area and complete a supervised final project that connects classroom learning with real organizational practice.

Quick Highlights

• Course Name: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

• College: Namuna Bageshwori Multiple Campus, Dhading

• Location: Galchhi Rural Municipality–6, Baireni Bazar, Dhading, Nepal

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University (TU), Faculty of Management

• Duration: 4 years (Annual system)

• Study Mode: Full-time

• Total Requirement: 19 courses (1950 marks) + Final Project (50 marks)

• Contact: +977-9860397266, +977-9851048250

Course Overview at the Campus

BBS is structured to develop competent entry-level managers with a broad understanding of how organizations operate in Nepal’s business and public sectors. The program strengthens analytical thinking, business communication, decision-making with data, and practical understanding of the legal and economic environment. The campus supports learning through core academic facilities such as a library, computer lab, multimedia-supported classes, journal access, counseling, and extracurricular activities.

Curriculum Structure and Year-Wise Course Plan

The BBS degree requires successful completion of 19 courses (1950 marks) and submission of a final project report (50 marks) with passing grades in all components.

First Year (500 marks)

First year builds the foundation for business studies:

• MGT 201: Business English

• MGT 202: Business Statistics

• MGT 207: Microeconomics for Business

• MGT 211: Financial Accounting and Analysis

• MGT 213: Principles of Management

Second Year (500 marks)

Second year strengthens core management and accounting-finance competencies:

• MGT 205: Business Communication

• MGT 209: Macroeconomics for Business

• MGT 212: Cost and Management Accounting

• MGT 223: Organizational Behavior & Human Resource Management

• MGT 215: Fundamentals of Financial Management

Third Year (500 marks)

Third year focuses on systems, strategy, law, taxation, and marketing:

• MGT 204: Business Law

• MGT 226: Foundation of Financial Systems

• MGT 217: Business Environment and Strategy

• MGT 224: Taxation in Nepal

• MGT 214: Fundamentals of Marketing

Fourth Year (500 marks)

Fourth year adds entrepreneurship, research, specialization, and the final project:

• MGT 225: Entrepreneurship (100)

• Concentration I (100)

• Concentration II (100)

• Concentration III (100)

• MGT 221: Business Research Methods (50)

• MGT 401: Final Project (50)

Concentration Areas (Choose Three Courses from One Area)

In the fourth year, students concentrate in one functional area by choosing three courses from options such as:

• Accounting: ACC 250, ACC 251, ACC 252, ACC 255, ACC 256

• Finance: FIN 250, FIN 251, FIN 253, FIN 254, FIN 255

• Marketing: MKT 250, MKT 251, MKT 252, MKT 253, MKT 254

• Management: MGT 251, MGT 256, MGT 257, MGT 258, MGT 259

Final Project and Field Exposure

The final project is a required component in the fourth year. Students complete fieldwork of four weeks with an organization during the time set by the campus. After field exposure, students prepare a project report in the required format and submit it for evaluation. The assessment is conducted by internal and external examiners appointed through the campus research mechanism, followed by a viva-voce process.

Teaching Methodology and Learning Support

Teaching approaches include lectures, group discussions, problem-solving exercises, guest sessions, practical work, and project-based learning. Case-based discussion is used where suitable. Students also benefit from campus facilities that support research, presentation work, and digital learning.

Attendance, Exams, and Grading

Final evaluation is carried out through annual examinations under TU’s examination system. Students must meet minimum attendance of 70% of classes held to qualify for annual exams. In the annual examination grading by division:

• Third Division: 35%

• Second Division: 45%

• First Division: 60%

• Distinction: 75%

Eligibility and Admission

For admission into BBS, applicants must have completed 10+2 in business/commerce or an equivalent qualification recognized by TU and meet any additional entry requirements set by the Faculty Board or the campus.

Career Scope and Further Study

BBS graduates work across accounting and finance functions, banking and financial institutions, marketing and sales operations, administration, and management support roles in private firms, public enterprises, and government offices. The program also supports progression to higher studies in management and related disciplines.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is the duration of BBS at Namuna Bageshwori Multiple Campus?

BBS runs for four academic years under the TU annual system.

2) How many courses are required to complete the BBS degree?

You must complete 19 courses (1950 marks) and a final project (50 marks).

3) What are the main subjects covered in the first year?

First year includes Business English, Business Statistics, Microeconomics for Business, Financial Accounting and Analysis, and Principles of Management.

4) Do students choose a specialization in BBS?

Yes. In the fourth year, students select a concentration area and complete three concentration courses from that area.

5) What is the attendance requirement to sit for annual exams?

A minimum of 70% attendance in classes held is required to appear in the annual examinations.

6) What does the final project involve?

The final project includes four weeks of fieldwork in an organization, preparation of a formal report, and an evaluation process that includes viva-voce.