You need business skills that fit local firms, cooperatives, and offices in Nepal. The BBS at Pathibhara Multiple Campus, under Tribhuvan University, builds core accounting, finance, marketing, and management skills through applied tasks and clear writing.
TU BBS covering accounting, finance, marketing, economics, and management.
Assignments linked to local enterprises, cooperatives, and public offices.
Spreadsheet use for simple analysis and charts.
Library support for texts, reference works, and reports.
Lower semesters cover accounting principles, business math, statistics, micro/macro-economics, and business communication. Middle semesters add marketing, organizational behavior, business law, and finance. Upper semesters involve entrepreneurship concepts, research basics, and a capstone-style assignment or field report as per TU guidelines. Class work includes financial statement reviews, short market scans, and process notes from nearby firms.
Build competence across core business functions.
Encourage clear business writing and numeric reasoning.
Introduce Nepali regulatory and institutional settings.
Prepare for entry-level roles or graduate study.
Graduates enter cooperatives, BFIs (entry support roles), trading firms, municipalities, and development projects. Many pursue MBS, MBA, MPA, or sector certificates.
Read and prepare basic statements and budgets.
Plan small marketing activities grounded in local markets.
Apply business law concepts to routine compliance.
Present concise reports for internal review.
Spreadsheet basics for schedules, ratios, and charts.
Short case write-ups on local enterprises and cooperatives.
Presentation practice with slide decks and handouts.
Business correspondence, minutes, and report editing.
Field interviews and observation notes.
Faculty use lecture with discussion, case snippets, and problem sets. Students create short reports, present findings, and receive quick feedback. ICT support includes projector-based sessions and laptop use; the library backs reading and reference needs.
10+2 or equivalent meeting TU BBS rules.
Merit process as per campus notice; counseling for course mapping.
Readiness for quantitative work in early semesters.
Accounts and admin support in firms and cooperatives.
Frontline roles in BFIs after meeting sector criteria.
Project support in NGOs/INGOs and local bodies.
Pathways to graduate study and certifications.
Notices may announce merit relief, need-based support, and assistance tied to UGC or local bodies. Deadlines and academic progress apply.
You plan to work near home and need practical business skills. The BBS at PMC matches that path and opens doors to higher study.
BBS at PMC links classroom learning to local economic life, helping students move into early roles with steady skills.
