The curriculum for BBS degree comprises: A strong foundation in allied areas of business such as language, economic analysis, legal environment, quantitative methods and research methods to prepare graduates to understand, analyze and comprehend the management concepts, theories and practice.
| Code | Subject |
|---|---|
| First Year | |
| MGT 201 | Business English |
| MGT 202 | Business Statistics |
| MGT 207 | Microeconomics for Business |
| MGT 211 | Financial Accounting and Analysis |
| MGT 213 | Principles of Management |
| Second Year | |
| MGT 205 | Business Communication |
| MGT 209 | Macroeconomics for Business |
| MGT 212 | Cost and Management Accounting |
| MGT 223 | Organizational Behaviour and Human Resource Management |
| MGT 215 | Fundamentals of Financial Management |
| Third Year | |
| MGT 204 | Business Law |
| MGT 226 | Foundations of Financial Systems |
| MGT 217 | Business Environment and Strategy |
| MGT 224 | Taxation in Nepal |
| MGT 214 | Fundamentals of Marketing |
| Fourth Year | |
| MGT 225 | Entrepreneurship |
| MGT 221 | Business Research Methods |
| FIN 250 | Fundamentals of Corporate Finance |
| FIN 253 | Fundamentals of Investment |
| FIN 255 | Management of Financial Institutions |
| MGT 401 | Final Project |
- Must have successfully completed National Examination Board (NEB), Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB)/+2 or equivalent degree securing at least D+ Grade in any subject or at least a second division.
- Must have studied English as a full paper at the NEB/+2 or secondary level.
Eligible students would fill the application form distributed by the college and submit in the college administration. Candidates must appear the College Admission Test (CAT) as fixed by the college.
The test comprises the questions related to verbal ability, quantitative ability, business and economics, logical reasoning and general knowledge comprising of 100 marks in total. Each candidate on getting through entrance is called for interview.
The final result of successful candidates for admission is published on the basis of weighted average of the CAT, admission discussion and NEB/+2 marks.