Students who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations from recognized academic institute with second division (securing 45% and above) or 1.8 CGPA are eligible to enroll in this program. 

The BBA-Finance (BBA-F) programme is an industry-focused curriculum specifically tailored to the finance sector, which stands as a rapidly growing industry in Nepal. This growth is strongly expected to maintain its pace in the foreseeable future. The banking industry, in particular, has been expanding at a fast rate in terms of total business volume, branch networks, and employment generation; a trajectory that is anticipated to continue moving forward.

Beyond banking, several other financial sectors are experiencing significant expansion. The insurance sector is on the rise, while the capital market is increasing in both depth and breadth. In recent years, the secondary market has seen an enormous surge in the volume of securities traded. Concurrently, the primary market grows every single year, accompanied by the steady entry of new investment companies and mutual funds.

Furthermore, Nepal houses more than 10,000 microfinance institutions and finance cooperatives, all of which are in constant need of skilled manpower. On a broader governance level, the country's federal structure has established 753 local government bodies, which actively require skilled finance professionals to manage local economic operations. Taken together, all of these indicators provide clear evidence of ample employment opportunities and a wide scope for BBA-F graduates across Nepal's financial landscape.

Career Sectors for BBA-Finance Graduates

According to the micro/macro-economic indicators of Nepal, graduates can target a broad range of career opportunities across these specific sectors:

1. Banking Sector
   • Commercial and Development Banks: Joining an industry that is rapidly scaling its business volume and expanding branch operations nationwide.
2. Capital Markets and Investment
   • Secondary Market Operations: Engaging in brokerage, trading, and securities management following the enormous growth in traded securities.
   • Primary Markets and Funds: Working with newly entering investment companies and mutual funds that launch products year after year.
3. Insurance and Micro-Finance
   • Insurance Companies: Building a career in an expanding market driven by growing corporate and individual risk management needs.
   • Microfinances and Cooperatives: Filling the massive demand for skilled manpower across more than 10,000 cooperative and microfinance entities operating throughout the country.
4. Public Sector and Local Governance
   • Local Government Bodies: Serving as skilled finance professionals within any of the 753 local government units created under Nepal's federal structure.

The courses mass a total of 120 credits distributed evenly in eight semesters over a 4-year duration. Semester wise curricular structure of the program appears as:

Concentration and Elective Courses:

Elective I and Elective II

One course for each from the Concentration Section other than the student's chosen area of concentration.