Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

BBS at Shahid Multiple Campus, Rampur, Palpa

The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Shahid Multiple Campus is a four-year undergraduate management program affiliated with Tribhuvan University. The campus is a public, community institution in Rampur Municipality, Palpa, and offers BBS in both Nepali and English medium.

At Shahid Multiple Campus, BBS is part of a bachelor-level academic setting that follows the annual system. The program is connected with ICT-supported teaching, internal examinations, library use, computer lab access, and scholarship support. For students in Rampur, eastern Palpa, and nearby areas, it offers a local path to management study within the TU framework, with final-year concentration study and project work as part of the degree.

Highlights

• Course: Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS)

• College: Shahid Multiple Campus, Rampur, Palpa

• Affiliation: Tribhuvan University

• Recognition: University Grants Commission of Nepal

• Faculty: Management

• Duration: Four years

• Academic system: Annual

• Medium: Nepali and English

• BBS classes started in 2066 BS

• Final year includes concentration study, business research methods, and project work

• The campus management faculty material names Accountancy, Finance, and Marketing as specialization courses

• BBS study is supported by library, computer lab, multimedia use, internet access, and internal examinations

Curriculum Details

The TU BBS structure builds management study across four academic years. The early years cover business foundations and core management areas, while the final year moves toward concentration study and project work.

• The program extends over four academic years under the TU annual system

• The degree requires 19 courses and a final project

• Foundation and allied areas include language, economics, legal environment, and quantitative study

• Core business areas include accounting, management, finance, marketing, taxation, organizational behavior, and business strategy

• First year: Business English, Business Statistics, Microeconomics for Business, Financial Accounting and Analysis, Principles of Management

• Second year: Business Communication, Macroeconomics for Business, Cost and Management Accounting, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, Fundamentals of Financial Management

• Third year: Business Law, Foundation of Financial Systems, Business Environment and Strategy, Taxation in Nepal, Fundamentals of Marketing

• Fourth year: Entrepreneurship, Business Research Methods, Final Project, and concentration courses

• The final year follows concentration-area study within the TU BBS structure

• At Shahid Multiple Campus, the management faculty material names Accountancy, Finance, and Marketing among the specialization courses

Objectives

• Build conceptual knowledge of business and administration

• Develop a general management perspective

• Strengthen attitudes, abilities, and practical skills for organized sectors of activity

• Encourage entrepreneurial capability

• Prepare students for higher studies in management

• Support academic preparation for teaching, research, and consultancy after further study

Scope

The academic scope of BBS covers business language, economics, accounting, finance, management, marketing, taxation, law, strategy, research, and concentration-based study. This gives students a broad undergraduate base in management before they move into final-year specialization and project work.

At Shahid Multiple Campus, the program is tied to a public community-campus setting where bachelor-level study follows the annual system. The campus context adds dual-medium teaching, library use, computer access, internal examinations, and ICT-supported classroom practice. That makes the course relevant for students seeking management study close to home while remaining within the TU structure.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand major concepts in business and administration

• Develop working knowledge in accounting, finance, communication, and management

• Study a concentration area in the final year

• Complete business research methods and final project work

• Prepare for management-related work, entrepreneurship, and further study

Skill Development

• Business communication

• Business statistics

• Financial accounting and analysis

• Cost and management accounting

• Financial management

• Organizational behavior and human resource management

• Marketing and taxation

• Business research methods

• Project writing and presentation

Teaching Methodology

At Shahid Multiple Campus, BBS study is linked with ICT-based pedagogy and internal academic monitoring at bachelor’s level. Teachers are encouraged to use research-based techniques and ICT materials, while students are expected to use the library and computer lab as part of regular study.

• Multimedia and internet are used in classroom teaching

• ICT materials are used in regular instruction

• Students are encouraged to use the library and computer lab

• Internal examinations support academic progress

• Weekly and monthly formative tests are used

• Terminal examinations and re-examinations are conducted

• Feedback and special support classes are used for student learning

Career Opportunities

• Entry into business, industry, and government-related work

• Roles connected with accounting, finance, marketing, and administrative functions

• Entrepreneurship and self-employment

• Higher study in management, including MBS

• Teaching, research, and consultancy pathways after further study

Scholarships and Financial Aid

• Bachelor-level students with NEB result 3.6 and above receive 75% tuition fee waiver

• Bachelor-level students with NEB result 3.2 and above receive 50% tuition fee waiver

• At least 4% of tuition-fee income from enrolled students is allocated from internal campus sources for scholarships

• Internal scholarships support academically sound and needy students, underprivileged and marginalized groups, ethnic communities, scheduled castes, Indigenous students, differently abled students, girls, and other eligible groups

• Additional support is available through OK Baji Trust, memorial trusts, the University Grants Commission, Lumbini Province Government, and the Mayor Scholarship Fund of Rampur Municipality

Admission Process

• Apply after the campus publishes the BBS admission notice

• Meet the academic eligibility of +2 pass or equivalent

• Complete the prescribed application form

• Appear in an entrance examination if required by the campus or applicable process

• Submit the required academic and personal documents

• Complete admission through fee payment and campus procedures

• Academic registration follows TU rules and the campus schedule

Required Documents

• Class 12 / +2 or equivalent academic transcript

• Character certificate

• Migration certificate, if applicable

• Transfer certificate

• Citizenship certificate or birth certificate copy

• Passport-size photographs

• Entrance scorecard, if required

• Completed admission form

• Admission fee payment receipt

• Equivalence certificate, if applicable

Exam and Result Process

The BBS program at Shahid Multiple Campus follows the TU annual examination system at bachelor’s level. Final examinations are conducted by the Office of the Controller of Examinations, Tribhuvan University.

Students need a minimum of 70 percent attendance in the classes actually held to qualify for the annual examination. A student cannot appear in the second-year final examination without first appearing in the first-year final examination. In courses where theory, practical, or project components apply, each component must be passed separately. The fourth year includes final project work, with field-based study, report preparation, evaluation, and viva-voce under the prescribed process.

Conclusion

The BBS program at Shahid Multiple Campus combines the TU annual structure with a local public-campus setting in Rampur, Palpa. Its academic sequence moves from business foundations to core management subjects and then to concentration study and final project work.

For students who want to study management in Nepali or English medium within eastern Palpa and nearby areas, the program brings together annual-system study, ICT-supported teaching, library and computer access, internal academic support, and a defined scholarship framework. The result is a management degree with a clear academic structure and a campus context that is directly tied to the institution’s bachelor-level teaching environment.