Bachelor of Business Administration (BBM) 4 years and 8 semesters from Tribhuvan University, School of Management. Each semester comprises 16 weeks of intensive study. This program comprises 120 units.

Students wishing to enroll in the BBM program must pass the CMAT exam. More than 50 business schools in Nepal offer a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBM) affiliate with the University of Tribune. The BBM program at Tribhuvan University's School of Management is aimed at aspiring leaders and future leaders. BBM alumni have the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to manage effectively and successfully in an ever-changing and competitive national and global business environment. This course is designed to train middle management workers in sectoral areas.

The following are the objectives of this program:

• Develop students' creative thinking, decision making, leadership, and communication skills and gain insight into processes and change.
• Develop students' understanding of entrepreneurship, innovation, and effective business management in a dynamic business environment.
• Prepare students for working life as managers and entrepreneurs.

Eligibility

Eligible are students who have passed 10 exams 2 or equivalent from a renowned second-degree institution (45% or higher) or 1.8 CGPA.

Students applying for the BBM program must fill out a blank application form with full details of their personal information and previous educational background. The selection of students should be based on a three-step screening process that includes a written test, a face-to-face presentation, and an interview.

The Central Management Admission Test (CMAT) must be taken at the FOM, which tests the students' basic verbal and quantitative skills. The test must be in SAT format. The universities running the program offer individual lectures and interviews to help select the right candidates. The College Admissions Committee has the final say in selecting students for the BBM program.

Merit List

Admissions of the students in BBM program of Tribhuvan University will be strictly on the basis of merit list. Merit list is prepared on the basis of:

1. 60% of CMAT Entrance examination
2. 30% of marks secured in percentage in plus two or equivalent
3. 10% Interview

The following are the job opportunities that open up after successful completion of the Bachelor of Business Management program:

• Entrepreneur.
• Relationship manager.
• Industry analyst.
• Sending manager.
• Entrepreneur. Associate manager.
• Financial Analyst.
• Human Resources Director.

The BBM program is based on a semester system. It is a 4-year program spread over eight semesters, each semester constitutes 16 weeks of intensive study. The program covers 120 credit hours. The curricular structure has business tool courses, business foundation courses, focus area courses, and elective area courses.

Business tool courses: 36 Credit Hours (Each course constitute of 3 credit hours)

1. ECO 211: Introductory Microeconomics
2. ECO 212: Introductory Macroeconomics
3. ENG 211: English I
4. ENG 212: English II
5. ENG 213: Business Communications
6. MTH 211: Business Mathematics I
7. MTH 212: Business Mathematics II
8. PSY 201: Psychology
9. RCH 201: Business Research Methods
10. SOC 201: Sociology for Business
11. SOC 202: Nepalese Society and Politics
12. STT 211: Business Statistics

Business foundation courses: 60 Credit hours

1. ACC 201: Financial Accounting
2. ACC 211: Computer-Based Financial Accounting
3. ACC 212: Accounting for Decision Making
4. ACC 213: Corporate Taxation in Nepal
5. FIN 211: Basic Finance
6. FIN 212: Financial Management
7. IT 231: E-commerce
8. IT 232: Database Management
9. MGT 201: Principles of Management
10. MGT 202: Human Resource Management
11. MGT 203: Organizational Behavior
12. MGT 205: Operations Management
13. MGT 206: Business Environment in Nepal 14. MGT 207: International Business
14. MGT 208: Business Strategy
15. MGT 209: Business Ethics, Social Responsibility
16. MGT 211: Legal Environment of Business
17. MKT 201: Fundamentals of Marketing

Focus Area Courses: 15 Credit hours

Focus Area: Bank Operations and Cooperative Management (5 Courses)

1. BNK 211: Banking Law
2. BNK 212: Wholesale and Retail Banking
3. BNK 213: Futures and Options Markets
4. BNK 214: Commercial Bank Operations
5. BNK 215: Capital and Money Markets
6. BNK 216: Treasury Management
7. BNK 217: Cooperative Management
8. BNK 218: Micro Finance and Rural Banking
9. BNK 219: Investment Banking

Focus Area: Sales and Marketing (5 Courses)

1. MKT 211: Consumer Behavior
2. MKT 212: Advertising and Public Relations
3. MKT 213: Creative Selling
4. MKT 214: Sales Force Management
5. MKT 215: Retail Management
6. MKT 216: Supply Chain and Channel Management
7. MKT 217: Industrial Marketing
8. MKT 218: Rural Marketing

Focus Area: Insurance and Risk Management (5 Courses)

1. INS 211: Introduction to Risk and Insurance
2. INS 212: Insurance Broking and Bancassurance
3. INS 213: Commercial Property Risk Management
4. INS 214: Commercial Liability Risk Management
5. INS 215: Life and Non-Life Insurance
6. INS 216: Private Property Risk Management
7. INS 217: Global Trade and Marine Insurance
8. INS 218: Micro Insurance

Focus Area: Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (5 Courses)

1. EED 211: Entrepreneurship Development
2. EED 212: Principles of Small Business Management
3. EED 213: Creativity and Innovation
4. EED 214: Entrepreneurial Marketing
5. EED 215: Micro-finance
6. EED 216: Small Business Planning and Creation
7. EED 217: Project Management

Electives: 9 Credit Hours (Three Courses)

1. ELE 221: Emerging Global Business Issues
2. ELE 222: Information and Technology Management
3. ELE 223: Management of Foreign Trade
4. ELE 224: Organizational Development and Change
5. ELE 225: Budgeting and Financial Forecasting
6. ELE 226: Event Management
7. ELE 227: Service Operations Management
8. ELE 228: Labor Relations Management
9. ELE 229: Negotiation Skills
10. ELE 230: Real estate Management

PRJ 351: Project and Report Writing: 6 Credit hours

Or

MGT 351: Internship: 6 Credit hours

Semester Cycle

Semester I: 15 Credit Hours

1. ECO 211: Introductory Microeconomics
2. ENG 211: English I
3. MGT 201: Principles of Management
4. MTH 211: Business Mathematics I
5. SOC 201: Sociology for Business

Semester II: 15 Credit Hours

1. ACC 201: Financial Accounting
2. ECO 212: Introductory Macroeconomics
3. ENG 212: English II
4. MTH 212: Business Mathematics II
5. PSY 201: Psychology

Semester III: 15 Credit Hours

1. ACC 211: Computer-Based Financial Accounting
2. ENG 213: Business Communications
3. FIN 211: Basic Finance
4. SOC 202: Nepalese Society and Politics
5. STT 211: Business Statistics

Semester IV: 15 Credit Hours

1. ACC 313: Accounting for Decision Making
2. FIN 312: Financial Management
3. MGT 313: Human Resource Management
4. ACC 314: Taxation in Nepal
5. RCH 311: Business Research Methods

Semester V: 15 Credit Hours

1. MGT 203: Organizational Behavior
2. MKT 311: Fundamentals of Marketing
3. OPR 311: Introduction to Operations Management
4. MGT 314: Legal Environment of Business
5. Focus Area Course I

Semester VI: 15 Credit Hours

1. Focus Area Course II
2. COM 312: Database Management
3. MGT 315: Business Environment in Nepal
4. MGT 316: Introduction to International Business

Semester VII: 15 Credit Hours

1. Elective Course I
2. Focus Area Course III
3. ITC 311: E-commerce
4. MGT 317: Business Ethics and Social Responsibility

Semester VIII: 15 Credit Hours

1. MGT 318: Business Strategy
2. Elective Course II
3. Elective Course III
4. Focus Area Course IV
5. MGT 351: Internship