The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Sahid Narayan Pokharel Ramapur Campus is a four-year undergraduate management program under Tribhuvan University. Offered at a public campus in Sainamaina Municipality, Rupandehi, the program sits within the campus’s Department of Management and follows the TU annual system.
At this campus, the BBS program is part of an institution established in 2060 B.S. to expand access to higher education for students of Rupandehi and nearby districts. The course combines business foundations, core management study, concentration-area learning, and final project work within a campus setting that includes library, computer, examination, counseling, and student support units.
TU-affiliated BBS program under the Faculty of Management
Four-year full-time undergraduate program
Annual system
Offered at Sahid Narayan Pokharel Ramapur Campus, Sainamaina Municipality-6, Ramapur Colony, Rupandehi
Managed through the campus Department of Management
Curriculum includes foundation courses, core business study, concentration courses, business research methods, and final project work
Fourth year includes field-based final project work and viva-voce
Library and computer center available at the campus
Counseling, feedback, placement, and examination sections are part of the campus structure
Scholarship policy is available for selected merit and target groups
Campus QAA status: Accredited
The BBS curriculum is structured to build management understanding step by step across four academic years. It combines foundation study, business core areas, concentration-area courses, and project-based academic work.
The program follows a four-year annual structure under TU.
The curriculum includes four main components: foundation and allied areas, core business studies, concentration-area study, and project work.
Foundation and core areas cover business communication, statistics, economics, accounting, management, business law, financial systems, marketing, taxation, entrepreneurship, and research methods.
In the fourth year, students concentrate in one functional area.
The listed concentration options are Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing.
The fourth year also includes Business Research Methods and Final Project work.
Final project work requires field study in an organization, project report writing, and evaluation.
Develop students into competent managers for organized sectors
Build broad knowledge of business concepts and administrative practice
Support the development of management perspective in changing organizational settings
Prepare students for roles in business, industry, and government
Encourage entrepreneurial capability
Create a foundation for higher study in management, teaching, research, and consultancy
The BBS program provides a broad undergraduate route into management education. Its structure covers communication, economics, accounting, law, finance, marketing, taxation, entrepreneurship, and research. This gives students an academic base that is wider than a single business function.
At Sahid Narayan Pokharel Ramapur Campus, the program is tied to the local management department and to institutional support units that handle examination, counseling, library use, and student services. The fourth-year project requirement also connects classroom study with organizational observation and report writing, which makes the program academically relevant for students who want a management degree within the TU framework.
Understand major areas of business and management study
Build a general management perspective across functional areas
Develop the basis for work in organized sectors
Gain familiarity with concentration-area study in the final year
Complete business research and project-based academic work
Prepare for advanced study in management-related disciplines
Business communication and academic writing
Statistical and quantitative analysis for business study
Accounting and financial understanding
Marketing and organizational analysis
Entrepreneurship-related conceptual understanding
Research writing and report preparation
Field-based project work and presentation
The teaching approach combines the campus’s student-centered academic direction with the instructional pattern used in the TU BBS program. Classroom learning is supported by discussion, project work, and problem-based academic tasks.
Lecture method
Group discussion
Problem-solving exercises
Project work
Practical work where applicable
Case method where required
Field-based study for final project work
Entry-level roles in business organizations
Administrative and management-related work in organized sectors
Roles in government and industry that value undergraduate management study
Entrepreneurship and self-employment pathways
Further study in management, including master’s-level programs
Scholarship policy for outstanding students
Scholarship support for students from minority caste groups, poor economic backgrounds, conflict-affected backgrounds, and students with physical disabilities
Full scholarship for students scoring 70 percent and above in PCL and +2
50 percent scholarship for students scoring 60 percent and above in PCL and +2
50 percent scholarship for toppers of feeder schools
The campus publishes the admission notice according to the TU schedule.
Applicants submit the prescribed admission form with required academic documents.
For BBS admission, the applicant must have successfully completed 10+2 in business or commerce, or an equivalent course recognized by TU.
Admission may also require fulfillment of other entry criteria prescribed by the Faculty Board or the campus.
Depending on campus procedure, admission may involve merit-based selection, an entrance process, or both.
Selected applicants complete admission by submitting documents and paying the prescribed fees.
Registration, examinations, and results follow TU rules and the academic calendar.
Class 12 / +2 transcript or equivalent academic marksheet
Character certificate from the previous institution
Migration certificate, if applicable
Transfer certificate from the previous school or college
Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy
Passport-size photographs
Entrance scorecard, if required
Completed admission or application form
Admission fee payment receipt
Equivalence certificate, if applicable
The BBS program follows the TU annual examination system. Final examinations are conducted by the Office of the Controller of Examinations, Tribhuvan University.
To appear in the annual examination, students must maintain at least 70 percent attendance in the classes actually held. A student cannot appear in the second-year final examination without first appearing in the first-year final examination. Students must pass theoretical, practical, and project components separately in courses where those components apply.
The annual grading structure is divided into Third Division at 35 percent, Second Division at 45 percent, First Division at 60 percent, and Distinction Division at 75 percent.
The final project in the fourth year is a required academic component. Students carry out field work in an organization, prepare a report in the prescribed format, and submit it for evaluation. The project may also be presented before the class or faculty members, and the final viva-voce is conducted by the concerned campus research committee before final scrutiny through TU.
The BBS program at Sahid Narayan Pokharel Ramapur Campus combines the standard TU management curriculum with a campus setting that includes a management department, library access, computer support, examination administration, counseling services, and a scholarship policy. Its four-year annual structure moves from foundation and core business study to concentration-area learning and final project work. For students in Sainamaina, Rupandehi, and nearby areas, it provides a local undergraduate option in management under Tribhuvan University.
The BBS program runs for four academic years and follows the TU annual system.
The program is affiliated with Tribhuvan University under the Faculty of Management.
Yes. The fourth year includes final project work along with Business Research Methods and concentration-area study.
The listed concentration options are Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing.
Applicants must have completed 10+2 in business or commerce, or an equivalent qualification recognized by TU, along with any additional entry requirements prescribed by the faculty or campus.
The campus has a scholarship policy for outstanding students and selected target groups, including full and partial scholarships based on PCL and +2 results.
