The Bachelor of Business Administration Banking & Insurance (BBA-FINANCE) is a four year bachelor degree program spread over eight semesters. A student needs to successfully complete 120 credit hours of course work, a summer project and an internship before graduation. The BBA-FINANCE at the Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) of Pokhara University is designed to produce professional managers for banking and insurance businesses. The program provides students with sound conceptual foundation and practical skill in various areas of banking, finance and insurance.

Curricular Structure and Course Cycle

Those candidates who are interested in the BBA and BBA FINANCE programs can apply, but are required to meet the following criteria:

• Must have completed the Intermediate (PCL) or plus two (+2) Level from the Board recognized by Pokhara University.
• Minimum 45% or 2nd division score in Intermediate or Higher Secondary Level (10+2) or PCL or Pokhara University-recognized Board.
• Must pass the entrance test and the interview conducted by the College.
• The photocopies of the following documents must be submitted along with the application form:
  • Mark sheet and character certificate of SLC or equivalent.
  • Transcript and character certificate of 10+2 or equivalent.
  • Two recent passport-size photographs.
  • Citizenship certificate or passport.

After the receipt of the completed application form, the candidate shall be registered for the Entrance Test

The successful candidates at the written test will be invited to an interview/aptitude test along with parents or guardians. The interview committee of the College Administration will publish the final list for admission on the basis of previous level marks (20%), Entrance score (60%), and Interviews (20%). The result will be published on the very day of the interview. Those candidates, who are listed in the final record, will be admitted within the time period as fixed by the college.

Excel Business College follows Pokhara University’s evaluation system to measure students’ academic performance. The system is as follows :
Internal Evaluation: Fifty percent (50%)
weight is given to internal evaluation. Internal evaluation will be done by the concerned faculty member in a prescribed format by the college under university guidelines.
External Evaluation: (Semester End Examination): Fifty percent (50%) weight is given to external evaluation. The end-of-the-semester examination is conducted by the Office of the Controller of Examination, Pokhara University.

Students who withdraw from the college before the semester begins or after the semester is underway are not entitled to receive any refund of the paid charges and fees.

Grading System