Texas International College | BBS | TU-Affiliated

In collaboration with Tribhuvan University, Texas International College offers a Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) curriculum. Day or morning shifts are available, depending on your need. It is located in Kathmandu’s Mitrapark, Chabahil. Texas International College aspires to offer students with the necessary attitudes, talents, and practical skills to help them grow into competent and responsible business leaders.

Aside from BBS, Texas International College has a diverse faculty. There are +2 level science, management, humanities and law. When it comes to university programs there is BSc. CSIT, BBM, BBS, BSW, BCA, and MBS. This college also features a well-stocked library with a wide range of reference materials, as well as prescribed books, professional journals and publications, and daily newspapers. Internal assessment exams are administered on a regular basis to determine the strengths and shortcomings of pupils so that corrective instruction can be provided to help them reach their full potential. Those who miss a test or fail it are required to pay a fine and retake the exam, according to the college’s rules.

Minimum requirements for BBS at Texas International College

Students must have passed PCL or +2 levels
Students must have passed entrance exam taken by board or concerned college.
Students must have obtained the minimum marks at PCL or +2 levels.

Objective of BBS

to provide academic and social support to all participants.
to encourage students to be responsible citizens, self-sufficient, and to set high objectives for themselves as they pursue their dreams
the college maximizes learning through project work, seminar, and field visits to develop both theoretical and practical knowledge of the subject matter and the outside world.

General Requirements

The minimum general requirements for 4 years BBS programs are listed below:

A minimum of 150 teaching days will be included in an academic year, excluding days for admission and yearly examinations.
In a given academic year, there will be 615 hours of instruction (150 days x 4:10 hours a day). Additional hours of study will be needed for courses that require field and practical practice.
Each teaching day will have at least five periods (or class hours). This minimum class requirement will also apply to campuses that operate during the morning or evening shifts.