Purbanchal University offers a Four-year Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) program thru its affiliated colleges. Accounting, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Management, Business Law, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behavior, Business Communication, and Strategic Management are just a few of the many topics it covers in its thorough examination of business principles and methods.
The BBS program's main goal is to give students the information and abilities they need to succeed in a variety of business professions and to build a strong basis for further professional development and higher education.
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English is a required subject, and candidates must have earned their +2 in Science/Management or an equivalent degree from an accredited university. Students from other faculties must have majored in either economics or mathematics when they completed their secondary education. At the time of admission, applicants must provide a paper copy of their academic records.
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
Apply fundamental concepts and principles of business and management.
Analyze business, financial, economic, and organizational issues.
Develop skills in accounting, finance, marketing, human resource management, and entrepreneurship.
Apply research and analytical methods to solve business problems.
Develop effective communication, leadership, decision-making, and managerial skills.
Pursue careers in business, banking, finance, accounting, management, entrepreneurship, and related fields.
Prepare for higher studies, research, teaching, and professional careers in management
The Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) is an undergraduate program that provides comprehensive knowledge of business, management, accounting, finance, marketing, economics, human resource management, and entrepreneurship. The program combines theoretical understanding with practical and analytical skills, preparing students for careers in business organizations, financial institutions, government, and entrepreneurship
