Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Triyuga Janata Multiple Campus introduces management study under Tribhuvan University in Gaighat, Udayapur.
The campus is QAA-accredited by UGC and runs BBS as part of its TU-affiliated programs for Nepali students seeking a grounded business degree.
BBS follows TU’s four-year structure under the Faculty of Management. The program uses annual examinations, internal assessments, and project components set by TU. TJMC provides library access, seminar spaces, and counseling support that fit BBS study needs.
The TU BBS framework requires a minimum of 150 teaching days per academic year. Courses span business economics, accounting, finance, marketing, and management, with separate pass marks for theory, practical, and project work where applicable. Students complete prescribed papers across four years under TU CDC/FOM guidelines.
The program builds a base in decision-making, financial literacy, organizational behavior, and Nepali business context. Students learn to read financial statements, interpret market information, and plan small projects that reflect local realities.
Graduates pursue roles in accounting, banking operations, sales coordination, office administration, and entry-level finance. The degree also opens paths to MBS and public examinations where a TU bachelor’s is required.
Students learn core accounting processes, managerial communication, quantitative tools, and basic research/report writing expected by TU’s curriculum. Classroom tasks and project work encourage accurate documentation and ethical practice.
Case discussions, spreadsheet tasks, basic statistical analysis, and project write-ups mirror TU requirements. The structure encourages teamwork and meeting submission deadlines tied to annual calendars.
TJMC follows TU syllabi, lectures, tutorials, and assessments. Faculty use multimedia where available, and the campus hosts seminars in its auditorium or conference halls to deepen subject understanding.
TU indicates eligibility for BBS as +2 (or equivalent) with second division (≥45%) or CGPA 1.8 from a recognized board. Applicants submit forms and documents within the TU admission window published each session.
Entry roles include accounts assistant, junior auditor, teller or assistant in MFIs/banks, sales analyst, and office supervisor in local firms and NGOs. Many graduates prepare for MBS while working.
TJMC provides fee waivers and scholarships for economically disadvantaged and under-represented students following campus rules. Applicants attach supporting documents during admission.
BBS offers a TU degree recognized nationwide, a clear study path toward MBS, and a manageable cost structure at a public campus with QAA status.
BBS at TJMC serves students seeking stable business foundations under TU, backed by a public campus environment and support services that match academic work.
