Overview
BBS – Yasok Campus, Kummayak-1, Yasok, Panchthar
If you’re a management student planning a reliable business degree in Nepal, the Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) at Yasok Campus offers a clear four-year path under Tribhuvan University (TU).
The program follows the Faculty of Management structure, covering core business disciplines, functional specializations, and a final project assessed by TU guidelines.
Overview
The BBS aims to prepare graduates for roles across business, industry, and government while building the base for postgraduate study or entrepreneurship. It stresses conceptual knowledge, practical ability, and responsible attitudes that fit Nepal’s context.
Highlights
Here’s what you’ll study over four years.
• Strong foundation in language, economics, law, and quantitative methods
• Core courses in accounting, finance, marketing, management, strategy, research, taxation, and financial systems
• One concentration stream: Accounting, Finance, Management, or Marketing
• Capstone: Business Research Methods and a TU-standard final project report and presentation
Curriculum Details
First Year: Business English, Business Statistics, Microeconomics, Financial Accounting and Analysis, Principles of Management.
Second Year: Business Communication, Macroeconomics, Cost and Management Accounting, OB & HRM, Financial Management.
Third Year: Business Law, Foundation of Financial Systems, Business Environment and Strategy, Taxation in Nepal, Fundamentals of Marketing.
Fourth Year: Entrepreneurship, three concentration papers, Business Research Methods, and Final Project.
Concentrations: Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing (course lists provided by TU FoM).
Objectives
The program builds a general management perspective, develops analytical and practical skills, encourages entrepreneurship, and lays a foundation for research, teaching, or consultancy.
Scope
Not sure where this degree can lead you? Graduates work in banking, insurance, cooperatives, trading firms, SMEs, NGOs, and public agencies. TU notes readiness for managerial roles and the option to start ventures that create jobs.
Learning Outcomes
Students learn to interpret Nepal’s business environment, apply functional knowledge, and complete an applied research project that connects theory to organizational practice.
Skill Development Modules
• Accounting, finance, and taxation practices
• Marketing analysis and customer relations
• Organizational behavior and HRM
• Business research, report writing, and presentation
• Entrepreneurship and small-business management
These skills align with TU’s core and concentration structure.
Teaching Methodology
Classes use lectures, group discussions, problem-solving exercises, guest sessions, practical assignments, case work, and a field-based final project.
Admission Requirements
Worried about the entrance rules? TU requires completion of 10+2 in business/commerce or an equivalent qualification from a board recognized by TU. Campuses may set additional criteria as prescribed by the Faculty Board or the campus.
Career Opportunities
Typical roles include junior accountant, finance assistant, operations officer, sales and marketing associate, HR assistant, and administrative roles in local bodies or development projects. The program also readies students for entrepreneurship and future master’s study in management.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Students can apply for scholarships or fee support as announced by TU, government agencies, or the campus. Notices specify quotas, criteria, and deadlines. (Check current campus and TU notifications each admission cycle.)
Why Choose This Course?
• TU affiliation ensures a consistent national framework and recognized assessment
• Clear yearly plan with transparent marking and attendance rules
• Choice of one focused concentration plus a supervised project that builds evidence of applied learning
Conclusion
The BBS at Yasok Campus offers a structured route to business careers in Nepal. The curriculum, evaluation, and project work follow TU’s Faculty of Management standards, giving students a steady academic path and room to specialize.
FAQ
Q1. How long is the BBS?
A. Four academic years under TU’s annual system.
Q2. What is the minimum attendance?
A. At least 70% class attendance is required to sit the annual exams.
Q3. How is the final year assessed?
A. Three concentration papers, Business Research Methods (50 marks), and a Final Project (50 marks) with viva.
Q4. What are the grading divisions?
A. Third 35%, Second 45%, First 60%, Distinction 75%.
Q5. What learning methods will I experience?
A. Lectures, discussions, problem-solving, guest talks, practical tasks, cases, and a field-based project.
Q6. Which specializations are available?
A. Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing (choose one stream in fourth year).
Q7. Who conducts the final exams?
A. The Office of the Controller of Examinations, Tribhuvan University, conducts annual examinations.
