The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Tilottama Campus, Rupandehi is an undergraduate management program affiliated with Pokhara University. The program is organized across eight semesters and has an intake of 96 seats at Tilottama Campus.
Students study business, management, economics, accounting, finance, marketing, information technology, organizational behavior, research, entrepreneurship, project management, and strategic management. The later semesters add concentration and elective courses, project work, community engagement, and a six-credit internship.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) |
| College | Tilottama Campus |
| Location | Yogikuti, Butwal, Rupandehi |
| Affiliation | Pokhara University |
| Academic level | Bachelor's |
| Academic structure | 8 semesters |
| Total credits | 120 |
| Seats | 96 |
| Final semester | 6-credit internship |
The BBA program at Tilottama Campus combines classroom subjects with practical courses, projects, academic writing, concentration study, electives, community engagement, and internship experience.
The curriculum is relevant to students who want undergraduate study centered on business and management. It begins with basic mathematics, communication, information technology, behavioral science, economics, accounting, and management before moving into more specialized areas.
Students interested in subjects such as finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, organizational management, business research, digital business, and project management encounter these areas at different points in the eight-semester curriculum.
The program also includes practical courses in software skills, soft skills, digital marketing, fintech, and academic writing rather than limiting study to conventional management theory.
Applicants to Pokhara University management programs must have completed Intermediate, Higher Secondary Level (10+2), Proficiency Certificate Level (PCL), or an equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.
The academic requirement is:
At least D+ grade in each subject in 10+2; or
45% marks in aggregate; or
1.8 CGPA on a 4.0 scale.
Applicants must also pass an entrance test conducted by Pokhara University or its constituent and affiliated colleges. The management entrance test assesses verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, data interpretation, and English proficiency.
Admission involves meeting the academic eligibility requirement and participating in the prescribed entrance process.
The undergraduate admission framework includes:
Submission of an application with academic information
Academic transcripts
Citizenship certificate
Passport-sized photograph
Entrance examination
Merit-based selection
Enrollment after selection and completion of the required admission formalities
Admission is based on merit and seat availability. Tilottama Campus has 96 seats for the BBA program.
Pokhara University's BBA curriculum progresses from foundation subjects in the first semesters to functional management, analytical courses, research, concentration study, projects, and internship in the later stages.
| Semester | Courses | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| I | English; Basic Mathematics; IT for Business; Behavioral Science; Principles of Management; Software Skills Practicum | 16 |
| II | Business Communication; Business Mathematics; Introduction to Microeconomics; Fundamentals of Organizational Behavior; Financial Accounting; Soft Skills Practicum | 16 |
| III | Business Statistics; Introduction to Macroeconomics; Cost and Management Accounting; Essentials of Finance; Principles of Marketing; Digital Marketing Practicum | 16 |
| IV | Data Analysis and Modeling; Business and Society; Business Research Methods; Human Resource Management; Introduction to Financial Management; Fintech Practicum | 16 |
| V | Entrepreneurship and Innovation; Fundamentals of Operations Management; Management Information System; Project Management; Concentration I; Academic Writing | 16 |
| VI | Essentials of e-Business; International Business; Project Work; Concentration II; Elective I; Business Development Project | 17 |
| VII | Strategic Management; Business Law; Concentration III; Elective II; Business Environment; Community Engagement Project | 17 |
| VIII | Internship | 6 |
The semester-wise credits add to 120 credits. The sequence gives students a broad base during the first half of the program and gradually introduces specialized study, independent project work, and applied learning.
Practical work appears throughout the program rather than being placed only at the end.
The curriculum includes:
Software Skills Practicum
Soft Skills Practicum
Digital Marketing Practicum
Fintech Practicum
Academic Writing
Project Work
Business Development Project
Community Engagement Project
Internship
This sequence connects digital skills, communication, research, project development, and workplace exposure with the main management curriculum.
The final semester is devoted to a six-credit internship, giving the closing stage of the BBA a practical rather than classroom-heavy structure.
Students encounter several connected areas of business study across the eight semesters.
Principles of Management, Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management, Operations Management, Project Management, Strategic Management, and Business Environment build the management side of the curriculum.
Financial Accounting, Cost and Management Accounting, Essentials of Finance, and Introduction to Financial Management provide the accounting and financial component.
Basic Mathematics, Business Mathematics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Business Statistics, and Data Analysis and Modeling introduce quantitative and economic analysis.
Principles of Marketing is complemented by Digital Marketing Practicum, Fintech Practicum, Management Information System, and Essentials of e-Business.
Business Research Methods, Academic Writing, Project Work, Business Development Project, and Community Engagement Project require students to work with research, structured writing, project development, and applied assignments.
The subjects and practical components provide opportunities to work on:
Business communication and academic writing
Numerical and statistical analysis
Accounting and financial understanding
Marketing and digital marketing
Research and data analysis
Information technology for business
Project planning and development
Entrepreneurship and innovation
Organizational and human resource concepts
Strategic and business-environment analysis
The exact level of competence students develop in these areas depends on their academic engagement, practical work, project performance, and internship experience.
Tilottama Campus is located in Yogikuti, Butwal, Rupandehi. For BBA students, relevant campus resources include computer laboratories, internet facilities, a library with textbooks, research journals and reference materials, lecture rooms with digital projectors, and project-based learning activities.
These facilities are directly relevant to a curriculum that includes IT for Business, software practice, business research, digital marketing, fintech, academic writing, project work, and other applied components.
The BBA at Tilottama Campus therefore follows an eight-semester Pokhara University curriculum that moves from basic business foundations into functional management subjects, research, digital business, concentration study, projects, community engagement, and internship.
