BBA is a professional degree which is designed to produce graduates in general management positions in the vast arena of the business sector. The courses offered by the program focus on general management theory and concepts and their practical applications. So the program is a very rigorous one and is expected to prepare and empower students in pursuing a successful career in business management.

The specific objectives of the program are:

• to promote the intellectual growth of the students admitted in the program.
• to develop competence necessary for effective management of business, government and service organizations in a dynamic environment.
• to develop the skill of research necessary to deal with various economic, social, moral & political aspects.
• to provide an environment for corporate connections at both national and international levels.

Duration of the Program and Total Credit Hours

The academic requirement is flexible enough to accommodate students pursuing a wide variety of goals. Broad field like Business Administration calls for a flexible curriculum. The BBA curriculum is the combination of Core business courses, General education courses, Remedial courses and Major courses. The course structure is as follows:

Year/ Level	1st Semester	2nd Semester	3rd Semester	Total
First year	4 Courses	4 Courses	4 Courses	12 Courses
Second year	4 Courses	4 Courses	4 Courses	12 Courses
Third year	4 Courses	4 Courses	4 Courses	12 Courses
Fourth year	4 Courses	4 Courses	4 Courses	12 Courses
Total				44 Courses

* Credit courses 42 each of 3 cr. hrs. and non credit courses 2.

Although the normal duration is four years, the program must be completed within a maximum period of 6 years. But in case of special circumstances degree can be completed within 7 years. Importance will be given on practical training for a period of 3-6 months. For that reason the students will get credit. There will be flexibility for the students in number of courses in a particular semester. Normal load is four courses in a semester, but a student may take less than four courses (3 to 2) or more (5 to 6). Moreover, there is provision for retaking the course for improvement of grade.