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Bachelor of Social Studies

This degree is designed by TU with objectives of acquainting students with the recent development of different fieds of general and technical study and work to enhance their conceptual and practical understanding of the subject and giving them knowledge and professional careers. The BSW program makes the students qualified to continue their higher studies in different social activates and researches.

FIrst year (500 Marks)

Social work 100
C. English 100
C. Nepali 100
Sociology 100
M. English/Nepali / Pouplation 100

Second Year (500 Marks)

MGT 205 Business Communication 100
MGT 206 Business Economic - II 100
MGT 212 Cost and management Accounting 100
MGT 214 Fundamental of Marketing 100
MGT 216 Foundations of Human Resource Management 100

Third Year (500 Marks)

MGT 204 Business law 100
MGT 215 fundamentals of Financial management 100
MGT 217 Business Environment and Strategy 100
MGT 218 Taxation and Auditing 100
MGT 219 orginational Behaviour 100

Fourth Year (500 Marks)

MGT 220 Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development 100
Concentration - I 100
Concentration - II 100
Concentration - III 100
MGT 221 Business Research Methods 50
MGT 401 Final Project 50

What our Passed - out Students say about BSW

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    Ram Bhakta Rai (Batch 2014)
    CIC

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    Shree Gyani Maharjan (Batch 2015)
    CIC

BSW Admission Procedure

Students applying for the admission in BBS, BA and BSW program should have passed +2 level or intermediate or equivalent degree in any discipline with English(100 full marks) and Economics (100 full marks) or mathematics (100 full marks ). For BA and BSW need +2 levels (any stream).
The application form can either be download or directly submit by online or either you can collect this form from our front desk office.
Admission Form Download Here
  1. A copy of certificates of intermediate or equivalent degree in commerece or +2 having at least 50% of the aggregate marks.
  2. A copy of Equivalent, Transfer, Character and Orginal Migration certificates.
  3. Students with non-commerece background should have studied English, Econimics or Mathematics as a full paper at +2 or equivalent
  4. Two copies passport size photographs.