Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)

The Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) is a four-year, eight-semester degree program offered by Tribhuvan University. The primary objective of this degree is to equip students with the essential skills required to assume leadership roles in the business and corporate sectors. The BBM curriculum places a strong emphasis on the development of leadership and management skills, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the business world.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission

Admission for eligible candidates will be based on the score obtained on the CMAT test conducted by Tribhuvan University and performance in a personal interview.

The candidate applying for the BBM program must meet the following criteria:

• Successfully completed a twelve-year schooling or equivalent from any University, Board, or Institution recognized by Tribhuvan University.
• Minimum D grade in each subject with a CGPA of 1.8 or more in grades 11 and 12.
• Minimum score of second division (45%) marks in 10+2, PCL, or equivalent in any discipline.

Mission of BBM

• Develop the creative thinking, decision-making, leadership, and communication skills of students and understand operations and change.
• Develop students ‘ understanding of entrepreneurship and innovation, and manage dynamic business operations effectively.
• Prepare students to work as business managers and entrepreneurs for professional life.
• To create chiefs who are likewise pioneers.
• To produce Individuals who have the capacity to work in a group and lead development and change in the work environment
• To create the capacity to think basically, communicate unmistakably, and take care of complex issues
• To create the capacity to make sound decisions and choices
• To create comprehension of morals and a more prominent social obligation
• To create comprehension of all parts of the board, going from Operations, Human Resources, Marketing, Strategy, and Accounting and Finance
• To create comprehension of Information Management and its role in present-day business settings
• To create comprehension of the more extensive world: Politics, Economics, Society, Human Behavior, and Business Environment.

Why BBM at Orchid?

• The college's goal is to be a leading institution that provides students with creativity and establishes moral values and quality education so that they can face real-life challenges with confidence.
• Along with having an excellent teaching faculty, the institution has been able to maintain the standard of being one of the top colleges in the country, holding TU Toppers in various fields.
• It helps students to recognize and adapt to the challenges of a competitive world.
• The institution is highly dedicated to building professional competence in students in order to acquire leadership positions.
• The college has succeeded in giving students from various sections of society equal opportunities for excellent education.
• It imparts in-depth knowledge of areas related to business and administration, which gives students a very different and insightful perspective.
• The college is fully committed to giving those who want to specialize in accounting, marketing, or management a brighter life.

Scope and Career Prospects of BBM in Nepal

• Develop students ‘ creative thinking, decision–making, leadership, communication skills, and understand operations and change
• Develop students ‘ understanding of entrepreneurship and innovation, and efficient business management in a dynamic business environment
• Develop expertise in different areas of management, from human resources, marketing, operations, strategy, accounting, and finance
• Develop the ability to make rational decisions about management problems.
• Prepare students for work as business managers and entrepreneurs by being fully aware of work ethics and morals.

Focus Area Courses

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

• BNK 211: Central Banking
• BNK 212: Wholesale and Retail Banking
• BNK 213: Commercial Banking Operations
• BNK 214: Capital and Money Market
• BNK 216: Treasury Management
• BNK 217: Cooperative Management
• BNK 218: Micro Finance and Rural Banking
• BNK 219: Investment Banking
• BNK 220: Security Analysis and Profit Management

Focus Area: Sales and Marketing (5 Courses)

• MKM 201: Consumer Behavior
• MKM 214: Sales Force Management
• MKM 208: Retail Marketing
• MKM 215: Industrial Marketing
• MKM 216: Green Marketing
• MKM 212: Branding
• MKM 211: Internet Marketing
• MKM 209: Services
• MKT 217: Fundamentals of Advertising
• MKM 210: Marketing Research

Focus Area: Accounting (5 Courses)

• ACS 201: Taxation in Nepal
• ACS 202: Accounting for Banking
• ACS 203: Corporate Accounting
• ACS 204: Budgeting
• ACS 205: Corporate Auditing
• ACS 206: Accounting for Business
• ACS 207: Accounting for Insurance
• ACS 208: Accounting for Financial Analysis

Focus Area: Insurance Risk and Management (5 Courses)

• INS 219: Fundamentals of Risk and Insurance
• INS 212: Insurance Broking and Bancassurance
• INS 220: Property Risk Management
• INS 221: Commercial Liability Risk Management
• INS 221: Life Insurance
• INS 222: Nonlife Insurance
• INS 217: Global Trade and Marine Insurance
• INS 218: Micro Insurance
• BNK 212: Financial Derivatives

Elective Courses (9 Credit Hours) (3 Courses)

• ELE 221: Emerging Global Business Issues
• ELE 223: Management of Foreign Trade
• ELE 224: Organizational Development and Change
• ELE 225: Budgeting and Financial Forecasting
• ELE 226: Event Management
• ELE 227: Service Operations Management
• ELE 228: Labor Relations Management
• ELE 242: Negotiation Skills
• ELE 243: Real Estate Management

Course Structure (Overall Summary)

Semester Cycle

SEMESTER: I

SEMESTER: II

SEMESTER: III

SEMESTER: IV

SEMESTER: V

SEMESTER: VI

SEMESTER: VII

SEMESTER: VIII

Project and Internship (6 Credit Hours)

• MGT 350: Internship
• PRJ 351: Summer Project