Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at People’s Campus, Paknajol, Kathmandu runs under Tribhuvan University (TU) in a semester system. The program spans eight semesters and 120 credit hours.
You study core areas of management, accounting, finance, marketing, human resource, operations, economics, business law, and research methods.
Admission follows TU rules, including CMAT and an interview round at the campus. The course suits Students who want a clear path into Nepal’s business and management ecosystem.
People’s Campus delivers BBA within a community-based, non-profit setting. The program uses 60+ classrooms, three computer labs, a library with a wide collection, and an e-library for digital reading. An auditorium supports seminars, presentations, and talk programs.
Academic and administrative tasks run through an Education Management Information System (EMIS). Security uses CCTV, which helps keep study spaces orderly. The campus timetable generally operates in morning and day shifts, which helps Students manage commute and family schedules.
TU-affiliated BBA; eight semesters; 120 credit hours
Semester examinations with internal evaluation and project work
Faculty with classroom experience in accounting, economics, and business studies
Access to library, e-library, computer labs, and an auditorium for events and presentations
Academic counselling for course mapping and bachelor-to-master planning
The BBA curriculum follows TU’s semester plan. Students complete foundation courses, functional courses, and project-related coursework across four years.
Foundation courses
Principles of Management, Business Economics, Business Mathematics and Statistics
Business Communication, Business Law, Introductory Accounting and Finance
Information Systems basics for data handling and reporting
Functional courses
Financial Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting
Marketing Management, Consumer Behavior, Sales and Distribution
Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior, Labor Relations
Operations and Supply topics, Entrepreneurship, Business Environment
Research and project tasks
Research methods and term papers
Section-level projects, case analysis, and short presentations
Final-year capstone or project report as per TU plan
Section offerings and sequencing follow the academic calendar issued each session. The department shares a semester plan before classes begin so you can track credit load and assessment points.
Build a solid base in management theory and practice for Nepal’s business setting
Develop clarity in accounting records, finance fundamentals, and cost thinking
Strengthen analysis, writing, and presentation skills for reports and viva
Prepare Students for entry-level roles or for further study at the master’s level
BBA graduates move into roles across banking operations, sales coordination, accounting support, HR assistance, customer relations, logistics support, and junior analyst tasks. Many Students continue to MBS, MBA, or specialized master’s pathways after gaining experience. The degree also supports small business plans when learners wish to start on a modest scale.
Graduates should be able to:
Prepare and interpret basic financial statements and cost sheets
Read market data and explain pricing, demand, and competition in clear terms
Draft short business reports with tables, charts, and references
Plan and present ideas using concise slides and handouts
Work in groups with clear roles, timelines, and task handover
Quantitative practice: Accounting sets, budgeting drills, and spreadsheet work
Communication: Business writing, email etiquette, and presentation segments
Analysis: Short cases on local firms, sector snapshots, and problem briefs
Digital work: Spreadsheet tables, charts, and simple dashboards in the labs
Professional habits: Time plans, note systems, and citation basics in the library
Faculty share a semester plan and session outline at the start. Course progress is tracked with teacher log sheets, which helps maintain pace across sections.
Classes combine lecture, guided Q&A, group discussion, and student presentations. Extra sessions run when a class needs support on topics such as working capital, ratio analysis, research tools, or consumer insight. Guest speakers from industry and alumni circles add exposure. Student feedback informs section pacing and revision classes before finals.
Eligibility: Minimum C grade in each subject of Classes 11 and 12 as per TU rules
Entrance: CMAT conducted by Tribhuvan University
Campus round: Short interview and document check at People’s Campus
Documents: 10+2 transcripts and character certificate, CMAT admit/score as applicable, ID copy, and photos
Seat plan: Subject to the annual notice; Students follow the published timeline for forms, results, and enrollment
BBA provides a base for:
Banking and finance support roles (teller operations, customer desk, back office)
Accounting and audit assistance in firms and SMEs
Sales, distribution, and client service in consumer goods and services
HR support functions, payroll assistance, and training coordination
Supply and logistics coordination in trading and e-commerce
Further study leading to mid-level roles once experience and a master’s degree are added
People’s Campus announces merit-linked admission scholarships for BBA each intake. Current categories include:
A+ (≥ 90%): 30%
A (80%–89.99%): 10%
B+ (70%–79.99%): 5%
Additional provisions apply across bachelor programs:
Semester topper: monthly tuition fee waiver for the top performer each semester
People’s Campus loyalty: +5% for Students who completed +2 at People’s Campus, added to the admission scheme
Scholarship seats are limited and follow the annual policy. Applicants check the latest notice for deadlines and required documents.
TU affiliation with a clear semester structure and transparent assessment
Study setting that includes a library, e-library, computer labs, and an auditorium
Regular presentations and case tasks that build confidence and clarity
Faculty mentoring, section-wise pacing, and revision support before finals
Community-based, non-profit context that keeps focus on steady learning
BBA at People’s Campus offers a practical route into Nepal’s business field. You learn management basics, accounting logic, market thinking, and research habits in a semester plan that values steady progress.
Short presentations, group tasks, and project work help you grow from classroom learning to workplace expectations. If you plan to build a career in business or continue to a master’s degree, this program gives you a firm start with clear steps and supportive study routines.
