Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

BBS at Rajdhani Campus, Dhumbarahi–Sukedhara, Kathmandu

Overview

Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Rajdhani Campus, Dhumbarahi–Sukedhara, Kathmandu runs under Tribhuvan University. The program serves students who seek a clear route into accounting, finance, banking, and entry-level administration in Nepal.

You study core management subjects, project work, and writing tasks that match university standards and local workplace needs. 

Highlights

• TU affiliation under the Faculty of Management

• Four academic years with term-wise internal evaluation

• Library access for business references; computer use for spreadsheets and reports

• Attendance expectation near 90% to qualify for internal assessments

• Counseling support during study planning and exam periods

Curriculum Details

The syllabus covers accounting, economics, business law, organizational behavior, marketing, finance, business communication, and research/report writing. First and second years build the base in financial accounting, micro/macroeconomics, business math, and communication.

Later years move into cost/management accounting, marketing strategy, financial management, and a capstone report or project as per university rules. Campus assignments mirror local situations—cash book preparation, tax basics, purchase policies, and vendor terms—so students connect theory to daily work.

Course rhythm

• Core courses each term with quizzes and short tests

• Practical work using spreadsheets for ledgers, ratios, and budgets

• Report writing that applies citation basics and avoids plagiarism

• Group case tasks on pricing, stock control, and receivables

Objectives

• Build a strong base in accounting, economics, and management

• Develop business writing and presentation habits for office settings

• Apply business law and tax fundamentals to routine transactions

• Prepare students for graduate study in management or public administration

Scope

Graduates move into accounting support, banking operations, trading and service firms, and small-business management. Students targeting competitive exams gain a broad commerce base recognized by employers and public bodies in Nepal. Alumni often combine early jobs with evening certification or test preparation.

Learning Outcomes

• Prepare and interpret income statements, balance sheets, and cash flows

• Draft concise business letters, memos, and short reports

• Build spreadsheets for cost sheets, budgets, and trend analysis

• Apply contract and sales law to simple agreements

• Present findings using clear slides and time-bound Q&A

Skill Development Modules

• Accounting practice sets and ledger drills

• Spreadsheet labs for ratio analysis and dashboards

• Business communication studio for formatting and tone

• Case mini-projects on pricing, credit control, and inventory

• Team presentations with peer feedback and reflection notes

Teaching Methodology

Faculty combine lectures, guided discussion, debates, role-play for client scenarios, and group tasks. Homework extends topics rather than repeating the same questions. A monthly check-in tracks progress, and term reviews align assessments with attendance and assignment quality. A second-year example includes mapping a local microenterprise, preparing a simple income statement, and presenting stock control options with spreadsheet evidence.

Admission Requirements

Applicants follow TU BBS eligibility. The campus notice states form dates, required documents from Grade 11–12 or equivalent, and any seat limits. Selection uses merit from prior records and the completeness of files. Orientation covers course planning, academic integrity, and assessment rules.

Career Opportunities

• Accounts assistant, billing associate, junior auditor

• Banking support roles in counters and back office

• Sales/admin coordinator in trading and services

• NGO finance/admin assistant

• Pathway to MBS, MBA, and professional certifications

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Merit- and need-based fee support runs under campus policy. Students submit transcripts and supporting documents within the deadline. A committee reviews files case by case, and decisions appear in official notices.

Why Choose This Course?

• TU-recognized business degree with steady subject coverage

• Balanced mix of accounting drills, writing practice, and case work

• Predictable assessment cycle that supports consistent study habits

• Local examples that help you speak to real office contexts

Conclusion

BBS at Rajdhani Campus builds dependable habits for early business roles—accurate records, concise writing, and practical analysis—within a university-approved structure that suits Nepal’s workplaces.