The four-year BBS is an annual system program focused on core business literacy, functional depth, and applied research for early-career roles in business, public organizations, and entrepreneurship.
Curriculum components:
Foundation (language, economics, law, quantitative methods)
Core business studies (accounting, finance, marketing, management, HR/OB, strategy, taxation, financial systems, entrepreneurship, research methods)
One concentration area (Accounting, Finance, Marketing, or Management) — three courses
Final-year research project
Year 1 (500 marks): Business English, Business Statistics, Microeconomics, Financial Accounting & Analysis, Principles of Management.
Year 2 (500): Business Communication, Macroeconomics, Cost & Management Accounting, OB & HRM, Financial Management.
Year 3 (500): Business Law, Foundation of Financial Systems, Business Environment & Strategy, Taxation in Nepal, Fundamentals of Marketing.
Year 4 (500): Entrepreneurship; three concentration courses; Business Research Methods (50); Final Project (50).
Accounting: Advanced Financial Accounting, Auditing, Advanced Cost & Management Accounting.
Finance: Corporate Finance, Investment, Insurance & Risk Management, Bank/Financial Institution Management.
Marketing: Selling, CRM, Advertising, Services Marketing, Foreign Trade & Export Management in Nepal.
Management: International Business, SME, Project/Event/Technology & Information Management.
Grade 12 (10+2) in business/commerce or equivalent from a recognized board/university; campuses may set additional criteria.
Students complete field work, prepare a project report using the prescribed format, and defend it in a viva with internal and external examiners.
You build a broad base in accounting, finance, marketing, and management, then deepen in one area and finish with a research project—good preparation for entry-level roles or future MBS/MBA study.
Contact Sunkoshi Multiple Campus's administrative office for detailed information on the BBS course, including fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, eligibility criteria, etc.
