Overview
Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Orchid International College, Kathmandu
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Orchid International College is a four-year undergraduate management program affiliated with Tribhuvan University.
The program follows the annual examination system of the Faculty of Management. It covers accounting, economics, finance, marketing, business law, taxation, organisational behaviour, communication, entrepreneurship, and business research.
Orchid International College was established in 2010 AD and is located behind Maiti Nepal at Bijay Chowk, Gaushala, Kathmandu. Its teaching approach combines classroom instruction with discussions, practical exercises, case analysis, presentations, research, and project work.
Key highlights
| Field | Details |
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| Course: | Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) |
| College: | Orchid International College |
| Affiliation: | Tribhuvan University |
| Faculty: | Faculty of Management |
| Duration: | Four academic years |
| Study System: | Annual system |
| Location: | Behind Maiti Nepal, Bijay Chowk, Gaushala, Kathmandu |
| Eligibility: | Minimum D+ grade in each subject in 10+2 or equivalent |
| Selection: | Interview conducted by the college |
| Academic Requirement: | 19 courses and a final project |
Program objectives
The BBS program develops a broad understanding of business operations and organisational management. It aims to build conceptual knowledge of business and administration while strengthening the practical abilities needed to work with financial, managerial, marketing, and organisational information.
The curriculum also introduces entrepreneurship and creates an academic foundation for postgraduate study in management, research, teaching, and consultancy-related fields.
BBS course structure
First year
The first year establishes the foundation for understanding business concepts, numerical methods, accounting, and management.
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MGT 201: Business English
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MGT 202: Business Statistics
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MGT 207: Microeconomics for Business
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MGT 211: Financial Accounting and Analysis
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MGT 213: Principles of Management
Second year
The second year develops knowledge of communication, macroeconomics, accounting, human resource management, and finance.
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MGT 205: Business Communication
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MGT 209: Macroeconomics for Business
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MGT 212: Cost and Management Accounting
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MGT 223: Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
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MGT 215: Fundamentals of Financial Management
Third year
The third year examines the legal, financial, strategic, taxation, and marketing aspects of business.
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MGT 204: Business Law
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MGT 226: Foundation of Financial Systems
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MGT 217: Business Environment and Strategy
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MGT 224: Taxation in Nepal
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MGT 214: Fundamentals of Marketing
Fourth year
The fourth year combines entrepreneurship, research, project work, and a selected concentration area.
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MGT 225: Entrepreneurship
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Three concentration courses
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MGT 221: Business Research Methods
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MGT 401: Final Project
Students select three courses from one concentration area:
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Accounting
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Finance
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Management
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Marketing
The complete program consists of 19 courses carrying 1,950 marks and a final project carrying 50 marks.
Final project
The final project is an academic requirement in the fourth year. Students undertake four weeks of fieldwork to study an organisation and prepare a project report in the format prescribed by the Faculty of Management.
The project may involve a classroom or faculty presentation. Evaluation includes the written report and a viva voce conducted through the concerned college or campus research committee.
Eligibility and admission
Applicants must have secured at least a D+ grade in each subject in 10+2 or an equivalent qualification. Students completing Grade 12 through the National Examinations Board or another recognised board may apply when they meet the academic requirement.
The college selects eligible applicants based on an interview.
Teaching and learning at Orchid
BBS students at Orchid International College study through lectures supported by group discussions, problem-solving exercises, case-based instruction, guest sessions, practical activities, and project work.
The college’s links with management professionals and business organisations support interaction with people working in relevant fields. Students also have access to library resources, workshops, seminars, presentations, extracurricular activities, and research support.
Examination and attendance
Tribhuvan University conducts the final evaluation through annual examinations administered by the Office of the Controller of Examinations.
Students must maintain at least 70 percent attendance in the classes held to qualify for the annual examination. The annual grading divisions are:
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Third Division: 35 percent
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Second Division: 45 percent
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First Division: 60 percent
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Distinction: 75 percent
Students must pass the applicable theoretical, practical, and project components separately.
Academic and career pathways
The BBS curriculum provides a foundation for work connected with accounting, finance, administration, marketing, human resource management, banking, sales, business operations, and entrepreneurship.
Graduates may also continue with postgraduate study in management and related academic fields. Employment or further-study admission depends on the requirements of the organisation or institution concerned.
Contact information
College: Orchid International College
Address: Behind Maiti Nepal, Bijay Chowk, Gaushala, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: +977-1-4579744, +977-1-4579745
Affiliation: Tribhuvan University
Frequently asked questions
How long is the BBS program at Orchid International College?
The BBS program runs for four academic years under the annual system of Tribhuvan University.
Who can apply for BBS at Orchid?
Students who have secured at least a D+ grade in each subject in 10+2 or an equivalent qualification can apply.
Is an entrance examination required?
The college selects eligible BBS applicants through an interview.
Does BBS include specialisation?
Students select three courses from accounting, finance, management, or marketing during the fourth year.
Is project work compulsory?
Yes. Fourth-year students must complete fieldwork and submit a final project report.



















