The BBA at National People College follows the academic standards of Rajarshi Janak University (RJU). It builds a steady base in business fundamentals and the day-to-day skills used in offices, banks, service firms, and small enterprises.
Students learn how accounting numbers are prepared, how teams coordinate sales activities, how managers read reports, and how decisions are taken within common policies and constraints.
The college blends classroom teaching with case tasks, presentations, and guided group work so students practice what they study.
Entry: As per RJU rules for 10+2/NEB or equivalent with the required subject mix and minimum marks.
Duration: Semester system as set by RJU.
Core study areas: Financial accounting, cost and management accounting, business mathematics, statistics, micro/macro economics, business communication, organizational behavior, human resource management, marketing, operations, and basic business law.
Skill elements: Spreadsheet work for statements and analysis, short report writing, slide presentations, meeting notes, and basic data handling for decision support.
Applied components: Mini-projects, internship/industry linkage as per university guidelines, and seminar exposure during the later semesters.
Classes at NPC use projector-supported lessons, short quizzes, and practice sets that mirror office tasks. Students work in small groups to review short cases, prepare memos, and present findings.
Internal assessment includes assignments, presentations, and periodic tests, while final evaluation follows RJU examinations.
The college hosts talks by managers and entrepreneurs, giving learners a clear view of workplace expectations, time discipline, and basic compliance practices.
Graduates move into roles such as junior finance assistant, sales/marketing support, HR support, operations coordination, and front-office administration. Many pursue MBA or other graduate study based on interest in finance, marketing, analytics, or general management.
The BBA track helps students understand routine office systems, formal communication, and documentation culture expected in organized workplaces.
Application, document checks, and any entrance process follow officially published RJU rules and college notices. Seat confirmation depends on merit criteria and verification of records. Applicants should keep copies of all documents and track timelines announced by the admission office.
